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$60 million construction project will shut down part of I-496 during the summer

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LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) - A major construction project coming to mid-Michigan could cause major delays for drivers for months.

A portion of I-496 near the Lansing and Delta Township border will soon get a makeover costing $60 million, and it's safe to say there's some mixed feelings about it.

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