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Ellsworth debates traffic options Improvement, development issues intertwined

ELLSWORTH - On a recent muggy Friday, cars and trucks crept along High Street, blocking intersections and entrances to strip malls and shopping centers, as traffic signals overhead ineffectively changed from one color to the next and back again.

"Is there an accident on High Street?" one officer asked over his police radio, trying to find out whether a collision was to blame for the bumper-to-bumper traffic.

"No," was the reply. "It's just a typical summer day in Ellsworth."

A lot of people think Ellsworth has a major traffic problem, and they want the state to do something about it.

Others, including some local officials, think the state - or, more specifically, the Maine Department of ...

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