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Edison Road closure will affect traffic through Nov. 20
SOUTH BEND — A section of Edison Road will close from Oct. 27 through Nov. 20 as work continues on the Edison Road Reconstruction project. The closure between Larrison Boulevard and Walnut Road is weather-pending, according to a press release. The project will include reconstruction of Edison Road west of the Larrison Boulevard intersection. Smilax Road between Edison Road and U.S. 20 will open Oct. 27, coinciding with the Edison Road closure. Questions about the project can be directed to the St. Joseph County Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Growth . This story was created by Cheryl Morey, with the assistance of artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of information gathering, review, editing and publishing. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on South Bend Tribune: Edison Road closure will affect traffic through Nov. 20
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West side of Jefferson Boulevard and Twyckenham Drive intersection to close starting Monday
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - The west side of the Jefferson Boulevard and Twyckenham Drive intersection in South Bend will be closed starting Monday, Oct. 26. NIPSCO will be doing underground gas line work during the closure. Traffic from Jefferson Boulevard will be detoured through Twyckenham Drive, Colfax Avenue and...
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Academy Road closed in Culver
Drivers who rely on Academy Road in Culver to get across town will need to find another route on Monday. Academy Road will be closed from Wall Street east to the town limits on Monday, October 19, to accommodate a sewer line installation, according to Culver Clerk-Treasurer Karen Heim. The...
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Holiday Train Announces 2026 Schedule
(Calgary, Alberta) - The cross-country Christmas train that passes through this area annually has announced some details for its next visit. The Canadian Pacific-Kansas City Holiday Train will begin its 32-day journey in Montreal on November 19, with stops in 182 communities across Canada and the U.S. It’s the 28th year for the railroad spectacle, which has raised more than $28.3 million and over 5.6 million pounds of food for community food banks.