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ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Power line repairs will delay drivers Thursday on the Sterling Highway.
Alaska State Troopers say significant delays will occur between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Troopers say Homer Electric Association will drop high voltage lines that cross the highway between Miles 58 and 62.
The utility is repairing damage from a summer wildfire.
Troopers say the operation is planned to mitigate the threat of power lines sagging or falling across the highway because of fire damage.
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