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Arnot, PA · Traffic & Transit
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Lenny Caruso Honored For His Years As A HAT Bus Driver
Last night at the Hornell Common Council meeting, Mayor John Buckley announced that retiring Hornell Area Transit Bus Driver Lenny Caruso was getting a certificate of recognition from Hornell City Hall. Before Caruso took on the HAT bus driver job, he had been a longtime Hornell High School teacher and Red Raiders Varsity Baseball coach.
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Ithaca’s 25 mph speed limit finally reaches city streets
Drivers in Ithaca will soon encounter a new default rule on city streets: a maximum speed of 25 mph. Beginning the week of Sept. 21, city contractors are expected to install 116 speed-limit signs across Ithaca, putting into visible effect a local law Common Council adopted unanimously in December 2022. The city’s default limit had been 30 mph.
Democrat and Chronicle
Canandaigua DMV eyes new home to solve parking woes
In an effort to ease customer wait times and provide more parking, the Department of Motor Vehicles office in Canandaigua may be on the move, as soon as late 2027 or early 2028. It won't be moving far. As part of the Atwater Place project, the plan is to take over 6,000 square feet of first-floor space in the historic Canandaigua Post Office location at 32 N. Main St., just about a third of a mile away and still in the city. The Ontario County District Attorney's office already operates at this former Canandaigua YMCA location. Why move the Canandaigua DMV? According to Ontario County Administrator Chris DeBolt, the DMV has outgrown its space at 20 Ontario St. "We often have members of the public waiting outside to be served," DeBolt said in a text, and parking is also a challenge for customers. Between 20 and 30 parking spaces are available at the current DMV site; more than 100, including street parking, would be available at its new location. "We hope it will relieve some pressure on our parking lot while providing easier, and more available, parking for those utilizing the DMV," DeBolt said. What will change at Atwater Place
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Route 14 lane restriction between Horseheads and Millport begins Tuesday
A 7.3-mile section of State Route 14 between northern Horseheads and Millport is scheduled to be reduced to one lane beginning Tuesday for paving work. The New York State Department of Transportation says the restriction will cover Route 14 between Hickory Grove Road and Croton Road in the Town of Veteran. Flaggers will control alternating traffic from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day.
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7 miles of Route 14 to be reduced to one lane
CHEMUNG COUNTY, N.Y. (WETM) – Approximately seven miles of New York State Route 14 between northern Horseheads and Millport is scheduled to be reduced to one lane to facilitate paving work, New York State DOT reports. According to a release from the New York State Department of Transportation (DOT),...
The Ithaca Voice
City officials seek mixed use development to replace Seneca Street Parking Garage
A proposal to redevelop the condemned Seneca Street Parking Garage made another step forward earlier this month. However, those plans aren’t for a new parking garage. Instead, city officials are signaling that they want to add more housing and commercial space through a mixed-use development. Parking could become a part of the proposal, however, it is not a required feature.
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Cortland Common Council opts to remove paid parking from regulation changes
CORTLAND, NY (607NewsNow) — Cortland is hitting the brakes on paid parking. Despite some changes to parking regulations made during Tuesday’s meeting, Mayor Scott Steve tells 607 News Now the Common Council has agreed to postpone any vote on a paid parking program. The mayor tells us they’re...
Spectator
Hornell section of Route 36 closing two overnights for bridge work
A section of state Route 36 in Hornell and North Hornell will be closed to motor vehicle traffic during two upcoming overnights as major construction continues on the Hornell Gateway Corridor Project . According to the New York State Department of Transportation, Route 36 between Adsit Street in the City of Hornell and Bethesda Drive in the Village of North Hornell will be closed to traffic between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 21, and on Monday, Sept. 28, to accommodate bridge work that is included in the $64.1 million project. DOT said drivers should follow the posted detour using Adsit Street, Seneca Street and Bethesda Drive. Travel delays are expected. DOT encouraged motorists to seek out alternate routes if necessary. Construction activities are weather dependent and subject to change based on conditions, DOT said. More: How 'revived' Beato Angelo Society honors Hornell's Italian heritage Play it safe while driving in work zones Motorists are urged to slow down and drive responsibly in work zones. Fines are doubled for speeding in a work zone. Convictions of two or more speeding violations in a work zone could result in the suspension of an individual’s driver license. For up-to-date travel
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Hornell Area Transit Receives Six New Buses
New Ford E-450 buses seat 16 and are ADA complient. The City of Hornell is excited to announce the arrival of six new buses to the Hornell Area Transit (HAT) fleet. The buses were recently with communications and radio equipment and currently in service. The buses were obtained through the...
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TRAFFIC: Lane reduction along State Route 89 in Seneca Falls starts Monday morning
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — There is a lane closure planned along State Route 89 in Seneca Falls. The New York State Department of Transportation wants you to know that State Route 89 will be reduced to one lane, with alternating traffic controlled by a temporary signal. This will be between Hyatt Road and Demont Road […]
WETM 18 News
7 miles of Route 14 to be reduced to one lane
CHEMUNG COUNTY, N.Y. (WETM) – Approximately seven miles of New York State Route 14 between northern Horseheads and Millport is scheduled to be reduced to one lane to facilitate paving work, New York State DOT reports. According to a release from the New York State Department of Transportation (DOT), the stretch of Route 14 between […]
WETM 18 News
Bridge closure set for North Hornell end of September
Editor’s Note: This article has been edited. NORTH HORNELL, N.Y. (WETM) – According to a release from the New York State Department of Transportation, a North Hornell bridge will be closed at night in September for one week. Beginning on Monday, Sept. 21, and Monday, Sept. 28, State Route 36 will be closed between the […]
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Cortland Common Council Adopts Parking Regulations – Does Not Implement Paid Street Parking
In a 4-2 vote, the City of Cortland Common Council voted to adopt new parking regulations for the city. Councilmembers Tobin and Conlon voted against the measure. The regulations establish general parking rules, regulations for city parking lots, on-street permit parking, and prohibited parking on dozens of city streets. One...
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City of Ithaca will Reduce Road Speeds to 25 MPH
ITHACA, N.Y. (WENY) — If you're driving around Ithaca, keep an eye out for reduced speed limits around the city. Starting next Monday, crews will begin installing 25 mile per hour speed limit signs on all city owned roads in Ithaca. The city is reducing the speed limit from...
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Six New HAT Buses Have Arrived
The City of Hornell is excited to announce the arrival of six new buses to the Hornell Area Transit (HAT) fleet. The buses were recently with communications and radio equipment and currently in service. The buses were obtained through the Federal Transit Administration’s (FTA) 5311 Rural Transit Formula Grant, covering...
The Ithaca Journal
Ithaca lowers default speed limit to 25 mph on city streets
The City of Ithaca is speeding toward the implementation of a citywide 25 mph speed limit this fall. Officials said the speed limit change marks the next step in the city's ongoing efforts to create safer streets for motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians. The change will lower the default citywide speed limit from 30 mph. The new limit will be introduced as the city installs 116 new speed limit signs throughout the community. City crews will begin sign installation the week of Sept. 21. The new speed limit will take effect on city streets as new signs are installed. Residents and visitors should watch for the new signs and adjust their driving speeds accordingly as the rollout progresses. “Ithaca’s streets are shared spaces, and reducing the citywide speed limit is an important step toward making those spaces safer and more welcoming for everyone,” Acting Superintendent of Public Works Scott Gibson said in a statement. “This fall, as the new signs are installed throughout the city, we are asking drivers to slow down, pay attention, and help us build a culture of safer, more considerate travel. A few miles per hour can make a meaningful difference when it comes to preventing crashes
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City of Cortland Common Council Meets Tonight – Council Removes Paid Street Parking Implementation
Tonight at 6pm on the third floor of City Hall, the City of Cortland Common Council will convene for a relatively light agenda. One public hearing will be held prior to the start of the meeting regarding a language change to the city code for dwelling units from family-based terminology to unit-based.
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Ithaca to change the citywide speed limit
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NYSDOT Resumes Work on Route 13 Between Dryden & Lansing: Delays Expected
If you’re traveling from Lansing to Dryden and utilize Route 13, you may want to give yourself some extra time. The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) says they will resume milling operations beginning today between the Village of Dryden and State Route 366. The NYSDOT says the...