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BEXLEY — Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill on Tuesday in Bexley that is expected to play a major role in regional development.

The $1.2 trillion infrastructure law will provide $1.2 billion to help complete a 56-year project to build the 3,000-mile Appalachian Highway System.

The final phase of a highway project that extends 127.5 miles in Virginia from the Kentucky state line to Interstate 81 near Christiansburg.