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Public meeting set for Nov. 17 on Openaki Road bridge replacement in Denville

DENVILLE TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Morris County) — The New Jersey Department of Transportation and Morris County will hold a virtual public meeting Tuesday, Nov. 17, to present plans to replace the more than 120-year-old Openaki Road bridge over Den Brook and reconstruct the adjacent dam and spillway at Openaki Lake.

Morris County, NJ · 2d
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mindfullyamerican.com

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8 Things New York Snowplow Drivers Know About a Street Before Anyone Else

New York City’s plows push snow to the right side of the street, and there’s a reason for it. Plow crews across New York follow plans that drivers never see. Here’s what New York snowplow drivers know about a street before anyone else. 1. Every New York...

New York, NY · 13h
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News 12

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No gas or diesel at Thomas Edison Service Area; here's why

According to turnpike officials, all fuel pumps at the service area are unavailable while improvements are being completed at the service plaza.

Middlesex County, NJ · 1d

News 12

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Heavy rain from nor’easter creates dangerous driving conditions across the Bronx

News 12 traveled along the Hutchinson River Parkway in both directions Thursday, where heavy downpours made it difficult to see the road ahead.

Bronx, NY · 6h

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Woodland Park Board Kills 12-Unit Lackawanna Project Over Density, Traffic Fears

29-33 Lackawanna Ave. — Approximate Site of Proposed Apartment Project. Woodland Park’s Zoning Board of Adjustment voted 6-1, with one member abstaining, to deny a proposal that would have combined four properties at 29-33 Lackawanna Avenue into a three-story building with 12 apartments, a 730-square-foot commercial space, and parking. The board rejected the application over zoning-exception and neighborhood-density concerns, ending a review of a project that had already been reworked once to address earlier objections.

Woodland Park, NJ · 12h

Wealthy Driver

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The 20 Worst American Cities To Own A Pickup Truck

Your Truck Is More Trouble Than It's Worth Pickup trucks are on practically every street…but should they be? Though the average American gets a lot of use out of them, trying to navigate congested streets or literal uphill battles in one isn’t always easy. From strict parking regulations to historic neighborhoods that weren't designed for oversized vehicles, these 20 cities can make pickup ownership look way less appealing. 1. New York City, New York Finding somewhere to park a full-size pickup in Manhattan? Right, good luck to you! Parking garages in and around the city also have height restrictions, and crowded streets leave little room for maneuvering. New York also has additional parking restrictions for commercially registered vehicles, meaning you need to do some serious homework about how your vehicle’s actually classified. 2. San Francisco, California San Francisco's famously steep hills can make driving a large pickup something of a nightmare, especially in tight intersections or parking along an incline. Parking doesn’t make things any easier. The city's rules also require drivers to curb their wheels on sufficiently steep grades, adding another consideration when leaving your vehicle unattended. 3. Boston, Massachusetts Boston's historic layout might be fun on the outside,

New York, NY · 3d

News 12

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Overturned tractor-trailer causes major backups on northbound New Jersey Turnpike

The crash is in the truck lanes just south of Exit 8A in Cranbury, where traffic is backing up for miles.

Middlesex County, NJ · 18h

PIX11

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Widespread delays after person hit by subway train in Brooklyn: MTA

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Multiple subway lines are running with delays after a person was hit by a subway train in Brooklyn on Thursday morning, according to the MTA. The incident happened at the Franklin Av-Medgar Evers College station around 10:30 a.m. Nos. 2, 3, 4 and 5 trains are running with delays in both […]

Brooklyn, NY · 12h

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8 New York Rules That Change the Moment You Leave New York City Limits

Turning right on red is banned in New York City. Leave the five boroughs, and the rest of the state allows it. New Yorkers who drive out of the city find more than one rule changes at the line. Here are the New York rules that change the moment you...

New York, NY · 3d

Gothamist

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NYC sanitation supervisors keep speeding on the job, data shows

New York City's sanitation department is known for its fleet of garbage trucks. But supervisors roll around the city in regular cars. The DSNY workers who oversee trash collection and issue tickets rack up hundreds of automated speed camera tickets each year, a Gothamist analysis shows. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 1d

News 12

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Brooklyn neighbors react to BQE repair plan ahead of public meeting

Brooklyn Heights resident Ginger Berman called the prospect "a nightmare."

Brooklyn, NY · 3d

Gothamist

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An expert guide to navigating the Fulton Center subway frankenstation

Bonus tip: There's a Krispy Kreme. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 12h

PIX11

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Popular vintage subway trains to return during holiday season

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Catch a ride on a vintage subway train during the 2026 holiday season. The Holiday Nostalgia Train will be running every Sunday between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day. Vintage train cars that were used in the system from the 1930s until the late 1970s will run on the F line from […]

New York, NY · 2d

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NYC will pay snow shovelers $30 an hour this winter. Brooklyn’s sign-up events have already passed

New York City will pay emergency snow shovelers $30 an hour this winter, and $45 an hour after 40 hours in a week. Sign-ups are open now, in person, at a walk-in center at 2 Lafayette St. in Manhattan and at city events listed at nyc.gov/snowemploy. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced...

New York, NY · 1d

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MTA completes upgrades at three Far Rockaway subway stations

Three Far Rockaway subway stations have received a series of repairs and cosmetic upgrades, with the MTA announcing the completion of rehabilitation work at the Beach 60th Street, Beach 36th Street and Beach 25th Street stations on Nov. 10. The improvements were done while the stations were already undergoing planned...

New York, NY · 1d

News 12

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New Jersey dad's commute to NYC costs more than just time

A father spends up to four and a half hours a day traveling to and from Manhattan, sacrificing valuable time with his family in pursuit of career opportunities.

New York, NY · 1d

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NYC wants to reconnect neighborhoods divided for decades, with four major greenway projects

The New York initiative seeks to unite neighborhoods divided by highways through green corridors designed for pedestrians and cyclists. The plan covers seventy kilometers spread across four key boroughs to transform mobility in neighborhoods and parks. The community will actively participate in public workshops to define the final routes of...

New York, NY · 3d

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Brooklyn’s New Bike Boulevards Will Benefit the 90 Percent of Residents Who Don’t Drive To Work

Regular attendees of the city’s transportation project-focused community board meetings and workshops are familiar with a number of tropes that opponents of bus lanes or bike lanes deploy to preserve their car drivers’ iron grip on road space. On Tuesday night, at the Department of Transportation’s first public...

Brooklyn, NY · 23h

USA TODAY

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2nd Amtrak train from Pittsburgh to NYC opens before Thanksgiving

In just one week, a second train will pull out of Pittsburgh's station and head toward New York City. Amtrak already offers a route between Pittsburgh and New York City with its Pennsylvanian train , which travels along a scenic route through the Allegheny Mountains, Horseshoe Curve and Pennsylvania Dutch Country. On Nov. 18, another train on the same route will open to the public, with daily routes to and from Pittsburgh and New York. Here's what to know about the new train. Where does Pittsburgh's Amtrak train stop en route to New York? The current train that travels from Pittsburgh to New York City makes stops along its route in Greensburg, Latrobe, Johnstown, Altoona, Tyrone, Huntingdon, Lewistown, Harrisburg, Elizabethtown, Lancaster, Exton, Paoli and Philadelphia in Pennsylvania, and Trenton and Newark in New Jersey before reaching NYC. Both the current train and the new train are set to travel along Norfolk Southern's Pittsburgh Line. This line is part of the Premier Corridor, which carries double-stack intermodal traffic traveling between Chicago and New York. How long is Amtrak train ride from Pittsburgh to New York? Pittsburgh's existing Amtrak train takes about nine hours and 20 minutes to reach New York City.

Pittsburgh, PA · 1d

theexploreist.com

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All Aboard! NYC’s Vintage Holiday Train Is Back With 1930s Subway Cars, Rattan Seats, Glowing Light Bulbs, Original Ads, and a Fare of Just $3

🚇 Ride vintage 1930s subway cars through Manhattan every Sunday from November 29 to December 27, 2026, between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. 🎄 The restored R1/9 trains feature rattan seats, ceiling fans, vintage advertisements, and charming Art Deco details that bring old New York back to life.

New York, NY · 1d