Monday, June 6 marks the beginning of road work on part of East Main Street in Carrboro. The stretch between Weaver Street and Greensboro Street will be closed from 10PM to 6AM for several days.

A crew from Orange Water and Sewer Authority will be connecting water to three customers on East Main. The work will help continue water service to Carrboro homes and businesses.

During the construction, drivers are asked to follow detour signs or use alternate routes.

When the work is complete, OWASA will distribute a follow-up release.

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