Get ready for some disruption along Hamilton Street, although Farmersville City Manager Ben White hopes to keep it to a bare minimum over the span of six to eight months.
City council voted Dec. 10 to accept a bid from Vessels Construction Co. of $1,083,874.18 to rebuild Hamilton Street. White said he hopes to have the project done by the end of next summer
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