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Beautification project also aids Taylor drivers

Tribune Staff

| August 1, 2017

Printed in the August 2, 2017 edition

Photo by Linda KorThe Town of Taylor has made improvements to visibility from side streets that intersect with Main Street by trimming low-hanging branches and pruning back foliage. Employees (left to right) John Hatch, Gabe Owens and Coy Owens make quick work of the job after citizens reported their concerns with visibility to Town Manager Gus Lundberg.