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Scranton to remove traffic lights at intersections
SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Scranton is preparing to remove traffic lights at 13 downtown intersections as part of a 90-day trial aimed at improving street safety, but the proposal is drawing mixed reactions. The transition is scheduled to begin Monday, October 19. Drivers will first encounter flashing red lights for 30 days before the […]
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Month long lane reduction on Route 13 in Ithaca begins
ITHACA, N.Y. — The New York State Department of Transportation is warning Ithaca drivers that part of State Route 13 will see a lane reduction for over a month. State Route 13 northbound will be reduced to two lanes, between West Clinton Street and Hancock Street from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. in The City of Ithaca from Monday, October 19th through Friday, November 20th.
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State awards $1.1M for Enders Road sidewalks in Manlius
The State Department of Transportation announced Wednesday that Manlius and Skaneateles will receive federal highway money for projects meant to make walking and biking safer. Transportation Commissioner Marie Therese Dominguez announced the awards at Eagle Hill Middle School on Enders Road. The town of Manlius will receive $1.1 million to build sidewalks that comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Dominguez said the sidewalks will give students safe routes to the middle school and an elementary school and will connect to the high school.
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Roadwork Projects Impact Endicott Motorists
Motorists in Endicott are navigating a few road milling projects in the village Thursday morning. One involves a temporary intersection closure as work continues on a traffic signal project. According to the Village's Facebook page, the intersection of Oak Hill Avenue and Watson Boulevard was temporarily closed at 7:30 a.m. Thursday for roadway milling. This is part of a traffic signal replacement project.
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Binghamton, Dryden and Painted Post receive $9.1 million for walking and biking projects
Binghamton, Dryden and Painted Post will share $9.1 million for sidewalk, trail and school-access improvements under transportation awards announced Wednesday by Governor Kathy Hochul. Binghamton will receive $4.9 million to reconstruct sidewalks and improve pedestrian and multimodal safety along the Clinton Street corridor. The award supports a route serving city...