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Rifle Downtown Project slowed by rain, but Railroad Avenue still on track to reopen in November
Work on Rifle’s Downtown Project experienced delays because of recent rainfall, but Rifle Public Works Director Brian Prunty told the Rifle City Council “dirt will be flying” Thursday.
