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Beginnings Credit Union seeks more parking at Ithaca branch
ITHACA, NY (607NewsNow) — Parking might become less stressful at a bank in Ithaca. Beginnings Credit Union on North Meadow Street is looking to add nearly a dozen spaces. VP of Marketing & Service Excellence Katie Foley said parking at the branch is currently a pain. “We often find...
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Lane restrictions on I-86 between Elmira and Horseheads for paving
Motorists who travel on Interstate 86 through Chemung County will notice some lane restrictions that were put into place Monday, Aug. 10. The New York State Department of Transportation is advising motorists that I-86 between Exit 54 (state Route 13/Ithaca/Horseheads) and Exit 56 (state Route 352/Elmira/Jerusalem Hill), in the Town of Elmira will be reduced to a single lane in both directions to accommodate a paving project. The work is expected to be complete by mid-October, DOT said. Transportation officials say motorists should anticipate travel delays during this time and are advised to seek alternate routes if necessary. Construction activities are weather dependent and subject to change based on conditions. Public safety Driver killed in Bradford County after truck leaves road, catches fire DOT also urges motorists 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 information, call 511, visit 511NY.org or download the free 511NY mobile app. This article originally appeared on Elmira Star-Gazette: Lane restrictions on I-86 between Elmira and Horseheads for paving
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Cortland Bus Driver’s Advocate For Cameras on School Buses
School bus drivers for the City of Cortland Enlarged City School District are calling on City of Cortland residents, Mayor Scott Steve, and members of the Common Council to support the adoption of a school bus stop-arm camera enforcement program. In a letter, bus driver Peter Alteri Jr. said drivers...
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Friday Headlines: Geneva Bike Blues
Geneva is holding a public hearing on e-bike regulations to advance local legislation that would restrict their use amid public outcry. The changes would stop riders from operating in parks and on sidewalks, and reinforce existing age and speed limits in state law. Anyone 16-years-old or younger would be barred from using them on public property, and devices that exceed 20 miles per hour are banned, and e-bikes can not be used on roadways with a speed limit of 30 miles per hour or more.
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Speed demons take note: Citywide speed limit to drop to 25 mph this fall
ITHACA, N.Y. — The wheels of government are said to turn slowly. Now, as Ithaca prepares to finally implement a 2022 law lowering the citywide speed limit, motorists should be prepared to follow suit. The Ithaca Common Council originally voted to lower the citywide speed limit from 30 to...
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Hornell IDA targets 2026 construction of new street off Route 36
As work continues on Phase 1 of the $64.1 million Hornell Gateway Corridor on state Route 36, the city's Industrial Development Agency is finalizing plans for a brand new street that will further complement the project. The short street will connect Route 36 to Shawmut Drive, passing by the new Real Clean Car Wash at 215 Hornell St. "It goes from 36 down to Shawmut Drive and intersects Hornell Street," said IDA executive director Mike Nisbet. "It opens up Hornell Street so you can actually come out Hornell Street Extension on 36 or go the other way to Shawmut Drive, going right by the car wash. You can actually go into the car wash from either one of those places, from 36 or from Shawmut Drive and Thacher Street." The project has been in the works for several years . Real Clean freed up land for the street with support from owner Dustin Broderick, allowing the linkup with Maple City Drive to go forward. Real Clean Car Wash at 215 Hornell St." id="91196638007"> As Alstom ramps up production at its new car shell manufacturing facility , the connection to Route 36 will keep heavy truck traffic off residential streets in
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Public hearings set for Trumansburg school speed zone and parking restrictions
TRUMANSBURG, NY (607NewsNow) – A pair of public hearings loom in Trumansburg. The village is considering adopting local laws that would establish new school zone speed limits and a parking restriction near the district campus. If ultimately adopted, the proposed restrictions would be in effect on school days, with...
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Route 17 bridge construction to start Aug. 7
TOWN OF UNION, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Construction along Route 17 in the Town of Union and Vestal will start tomorrow, Aug. 7, and drivers should expect traffic. Going in both directions, the highway between exits 67 and 69 will be single-lane traffic through a projected November date. The single-lane...
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Canandaigua Main Street repaving starts this month
The road project many motorists have been waiting for is nearly here. Repaving of Canandaigua's Main Street (Route 332) is scheduled to begin Monday, Aug. 24, a ccording to a post on the city of Canandaigua's Facebook page . Work times are subject to the weather, of course. Drivers have been venting for some time on social media with complaints of potholes and assorted bumps on the road on Main Street. Nearly 30,000 vehicles, large and small, travel past stately and historic homes, businesses and churches on the state-owned, four-lane road daily. The state's contractor will work at night and mill the busy roadway from North Street, near the Tops Friendly Market to Wilcox Lane, near Wood Library, and then pave it. Starting Aug. 31, the pavement from Wilcox Lane to the City Pier will be milled and then paved. This also will be done at night. The contractor wlll not be working the nights when concerts are planned at Constellation Brands-Marvin Sands Performing Arts Center , or CMAC, according to the city's post. Country star Luke Bryan and the Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration are scheduled to perform Aug, 26 and Sept. 1, respectively. This news comes on the heels
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Council Cuts Fees for Multi-Unit Rental Certificates, Adopts Parking Code Changes
A resolution was passed to update the City of Cortland’s Schedule of Fees, Fines and Penalties at the Cortland Common Council meeting Tuesday night. This included lowering the fee for a Rental Certificate of Compliance for all multi-unit rental properties. Now, the rental rate is the same for if you have a property with a few two-bedrooms, or if you have a sorority house, said Corporation Council Randall Lewis.
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The GTSC Campaign Is Simple: Check. Protect. Save. — And It Applies Every Time The Car Stops
New York State officials are reminding parents that car interiors heat up fast in Summer weather — even with windows cracked — and a few minutes can put a child or pet in serious danger.
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TCAT’s 2026 Fall service starts Sun. Aug. 16 to meet campus influx
TCAT’s Fall 2026 schedules will be in effect Sun., Aug. 16, through Sat., Dec. 19, with additional service to meet the transportation needs of new and returning students. Move-in dates for Cornell and Ithaca College are scheduled in mid-August when the community will see a substantial increase of both new and returning students.
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Route 17 bridge construction to start Aug. 7
TOWN OF UNION, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – Construction along Route 17 in the Town of Union and Vestal will start tomorrow, Aug. 7, and drivers should expect traffic. Going in both directions, the highway between exits 67 and 69 will be single-lane traffic through a projected November date. The single-lane traffic will lead to closures for […]
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Three weeks of utility work will affect traffic and parking on Cayuga Street blocks
The City of Ithaca says "the 100 blocks of North & South Cayuga Street will have limited parking and will be temporarily reduced to one lane for traffic to accommodate NYSEG utility work and subsequent road restorations." [...]
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Expect major traffic delays as bridge work on Route 17 begins Aug. 7
A starting date has been announced for the state Route 17 bridge improvement project in the Town of Vestal and the Town of Union, construction that may cause major traffic delays for motorists. On Aug. 5, the New York State Department of Transportation announced that the construction will begin on Friday, Aug. 7. Details of the $4.5 million project were announced in a July 23 press release from the NYSDOT. Four bridges over Vestal Road and the Susquehanna River will be modernized as part of the project, enhancing infrastructure originally built in 1969. The project will focus on the replacement of bridge approach slabs, reinforced concrete structures that connect bridges to roadways, helping protect them from wear and elements — a key factor when accommodating the 42,000 drivers that travel over the bridges daily. Here's what motorists can expect for the duration of the project. More: Expect major delays on Route 17 as $4.5M bridge project begins Drivers should expect significant delays on state Route 17 through November According to NYSDOT Public Information Specialist Anya Kardos, the project will be organized in two phases, with the project ending at the end of the 2026 construction season, in November. The first