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NewsMay 9, 2014

A crash Thursday afternoon damaged a traffic signal at Mount Auburn Road and William Street in Cape Girardeau. A dump truck hit a light pole at the intersection about 3:30 p.m. Thursday, a police spokesman said. Darin Hickey, public information officer for the Cape Girardeau Police Department, said the lights at the intersection had been switched to four-way flashing, and the Missouri Department of Transportation had been notified of the problem...

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An employee from the Missouri Department of Transportation works to repair a traffic signal at the intersection of William Street and Mount Auburn Road after it was struck by a dump truck Thursday, May 8, in Cape Girardeau. (Adam Vogler)
An employee from the Missouri Department of Transportation works to repair a traffic signal at the intersection of William Street and Mount Auburn Road after it was struck by a dump truck Thursday, May 8, in Cape Girardeau. (Adam Vogler)

A crash Thursday afternoon damaged a traffic signal at Mount Auburn Road and William Street in Cape Girardeau.

A dump truck hit a light pole at the intersection about 3:30 p.m. Thursday, a police spokesman said.

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Darin Hickey, public information officer for the Cape Girardeau Police Department, said the lights at the intersection had been switched to four-way flashing, and the Missouri Department of Transportation had been notified of the problem.

Hickey advised drivers to avoid the area if possible until the traffic signal is repaired.

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