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Copake, NY · Traffic & Transit
lakevillejournal.com
Sharon plans replacement of West Cornwall Road bridge
SHARON — The Board of Selectmen and Planning & Zoning Commission have approved new plans to replace the West Cornwall Road bridge over Pine Swamp Brook, just south of the historic covered bridge over the Housatonic River in West Cornwall. The project has been in the works for three...
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iBerkshires.com
Mid-Hudson News Network
Metro-North ridership reaches new levels
MID-HUDSON – Ridership on Metro-North Railroad’s system saw a dramatic increase in September with a surge in ridership. Railroad President Justin Vonashek said the railroad had a record-breaking fall adding 40 trains on each weekend day in October to accommodate visitors to the Hudson Valley. The railroad ridership...
Mid-Hudson News Network
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Streetsblog Capitol Hill
Lisa Kaul Talks Mid-Hudson Transit, Robotaxis and Safer Roads
Dutchess County Legislator Lisa Kaul is taking her push for safer, less car-dependent streets from the county Legislature to Albany. On Oct. 13, the Legislature approved her bill requiring drivers to leave at least three feet when passing cyclists, pedestrians and other vulnerable road users, a measure advocates in Beacon cited when we reported on the city’s push for a connected bike network.
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Progressive Rail Roading
UP, CSX move first dedicated produce unit train between Washington state and New York (10/26/2006)
A week ago, Union Pacific Railroad and CSX Transportation began operating a new dedicated produce unit-train service. The Class Is moved the first train from Wallula, Wash., to Albany, N.Y. Arriving at its destination Oct. 22, the train — comprising 55 refrigerated box cars —completed the move in 124 hours,...
WNYT
Upcoming Emergency No Parking Restrictions in Albany
ALBANY, N.Y. (WNYT)- The Albany Police Department has announced that there would be several places that parking would not be allowed starting on Wednesday, October 28. The north side of Chestnut Street three spaces west of South Swan Street starting on October 28 at 7 a.m. and ending on October 29 at 7 p.m.