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New Laguna Woods signs have been installed on the San Joaquin Transportation Corridor to help mark the entrance to the city. Trailblazer signs, which direct traffic off exit ramps, were placed on the El Toro Road ramp and directional signs were also installed on the toll road. Doug Reilly, the city’s administration services director, said signs on Interstate 5 will also be replaced with larger signs.
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