A Agetran sugere que condutores optem por rotas alternativas
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Trechos em duas das vias mais movimentadas do centro da cidade serão interditados a partir desta terça-feira (29), em decorrência do avanço das obras de drenagem do Reviva Campo Grande.
Logo pela manhã, às 6 horas, a Rui Barbosa, entre as ruas Maracaju e Antônio Maria Coelho, terá fechamento total com previsão de obras pelos próximos 25 dias. Devido às intervenções, o cruzamento da Rui Barbosa com a Maracaju terá impedimento parcial do trânsito de veículos.
A Agência Municipal de Transporte e Trânsito (Agetran) sugere a seguinte rota alternativa: o motorista que estiver na Rui Barbosa, pegar a Cândido Mariano e a Padre João Crippa, ou descer a Rua Maracaju e a 14 de Julho.
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ANGOLA â Colleen McNabb Everage is a busy woman.
A real estate broker, an avid volunteer worker, a homeschooling mother of two and even a private music instructor, Everage is constantly on her toes but enjoys everything she gets involved in.
âI think you can find joy in all things, so find the fun,â she said.
Everage currently works as a broker with Fred Beck & Associates, and she also volunteers as the president of the Downtown Angola Coalition, a non-profit group that seeks to promote and maintain a thriving downtown community. She joined the organization in 2018 before becoming president in 2019.
During her time with the DAC, she has helped with various projects around the city, including the recent Sojourner Truth statue that was unveiled at the Steuben County Courthouse on Sunday. That project started in early 2020 and culminated with a grant application in May 2020. The project received a $40,000 Preserving Women s Legacy grant from the Indiana Office of Comm