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No unnecessary travel in Lewis County

Posted: 01.20.2013 at 1:41 PM

Ken Chapman

Read more: Local, News, Travel Advisory, Lewis County

LEWIS COUNTY -- Lewis County has issued a travel advisory starting at 1 pm January 20^th until further notice. Because of snow and hazardous driving conditions, they are recommending no unnecessary travel. We will update this as we get more from the Lewis County Highway Department.

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