You may run into brief traffic delays this week while driving near a section of Mill Road between Winnacunnet Road and High Street. Crews have been working to overhaul the sidewalk along that stretch of Mill Road for the past three weeks as part of a $9,000 project. The sidewalk between between Winnacunnet Road and High Street will still be unusable, which means there may be pedestrians walking on the shoulder of this Hampton road.  Deputy Public Works Director Chris Jacobs has also said to be mindful of the fact that workers, at times, may have to block one of the travel lanes.  Jacobs said…

Crews continue on the Mill Road sidewalk overhaul this week, so be mindful of the fact that there could be some traffic delays or pedestrians walking on the shoulder of this Hampton road. The sidewalk between between Winnacunnet Road and High Street will still be unusable, and Deputy Public Works Director Chris Jacobs has said workers, at times, may have to block one of the travel lanes.  Jacobs said "most of the time" workers won't be in the right of way, though, and crews will use flaggers to allow vehicles to pass down Mill Road rather than detour vehicles around the area.

The Mill Road sidewalk overhaul continues this week as crews work to upgrade a stretch of the Hampton road. The sidewalk between between Winnacunnet Road and High Street will still be unusable as crews begin the second week of the $9,000, three-week project. There could be slight traffic delays because Deputy Public Works Director Chris Jacobs has said workers, at times, will have to block one of the lanes.  Jacobs said "most of the time" workers won't be in the right of way, though, and crews will use flaggers to allow vehicles to pass down Mill Road rather than detour vehicles around the …

Monday marks the beginning of the Mill Road sidewalk overhaul in Hampton. Deputy Public Works Director Chris Jacobs said sidewalk on the road between Winnacunnet Road and High Street will be unusable during the replacement, which he said costs "a little under $9,000." Work begins at 7 a.m., and will include tree removal, demolition and new curbing. Traffic on the road will be slowed because one of the lanes, at times, may be blocked. Jacobs said "most of the time" workers won't be in the right of way, though, and crews will use flaggers to allow vehicles to pass down Mill Road rather than …

Welcome to "Roadwork Roundup," a column that will run every Monday starting next week in order to inform you what crews are working on each week and if there may be traffic delays. Monday marks the beginning of the Mill Road sidewalk overhaul in Hampton. Deputy Public Works Director Chris Jacobs said sidewalk on the road between Winnacunnet Road and High Street will be unusable during the replacement, which he said costs "a little under $9,000." Work begins at 7 a.m., and will include tree removal, demolition and new curbing. Traffic on the road will be slowed because one of the lanes, at …