State begins taking deeds for homes affected by Sagamore project
Massachusetts has started taking over the property deeds of homes that will be affected by the Sagamore Bridge replacement on Cape Cod.
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Massachusetts has started taking over the property deeds of homes that will be affected by the Sagamore Bridge replacement on Cape Cod.
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