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Ingalls, MI · Traffic & Transit
The Northwestern
Oshkosh road closures and lane restrictions to know for Oct. 5-9
OSHKOSH – Drivers in Oshkosh should plan for road closures, several streets closed to through traffic and lane restrictions across the city during the week of Oct. 5-9. The city of Oshkosh’s weekly construction and traffic notices cover restrictions in effect through Friday, Oct. 9. Drivers should allow extra time, watch for crews and follow posted detours. Read more: Winnebago County sets 4 town halls for 2027 budget Which Oshkosh roads will be closed? State 21 will be closed from Washburn Street west to the city of Omro for a Wisconsin Department of Transportation project. Lake Shore Drive will be closed between Merritt and Washington avenues. East New York Avenue also will be closed between Bowen and Evans streets. Read more: Oshkosh Plan Commission to review Pioneer Island plans and more Oct. 6 Where will through traffic be blocked? Several local streets will remain accessible for nearby properties but closed to through traffic: Fluor Court, from Bowen Street to the end of the cul-de-sac. Josslyn Street, from Witzel to Taft avenues. West Linwood Avenue, from Jackson to North Main streets. Ohio Street, from West South Park to West 17th avenues. Progress Drive, from West Fernau Avenue to the end of
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Cheapest gas stations in Oshkosh
Stacker compiled a list of the cheapest gas stations in Oshkosh using data from Gas Buddy. Gas stations are ranked by the lowest regular fuel price.
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DOT Says County Highway PP Overpass Work to Finish This Week
Those traveling between Sheboygan and Kohler shouldn’t be dealing with the temporary traffic light over I-43 much longer, as the Wisconsin DOT says they will complete work on that overpass this week. Replacing expansion joints there was part of the overall I-43 reconstruction that’s been underway since March.
Green Bay Press-Gazette
See Interstate 41's newest interchange in De Pere
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Skip the Fare on Shoreline Metro’s Bus & Beyond Community Day
A local transit company is looking to connect the community one bus at a time. Sheboygan’s bus company, Shoreline Metro, has unveiled its new Bus & Beyond Community Day, offering riders fare-free trips. Bus & Beyond Community Day will take place monthly, with residents able to ride the bus...
wearegreenbay.com
Getting ready for winter roads with Tusler Law Firm
(WFRV)- It might feel early to think about snow, but preparing now for winter driving can help you avoid the spike in cold-weather accidents. In this segment, Ron Tusler of Tusler Law Firm shares essential safety tips for drivers preparing for winter road conditions. Ron emphasizes that if you’re in a car accident, your top two priorities should be calling the police to ensure an official report is filed and moving your vehicle out of traffic to prevent further collisions. Ron emphasizes the importance of documenting an accident, from taking photos at the scene to capturing footage with your vehicle’s dashcam. Ron discusses the importance of hiring a local attorney and clarifies whether he offers free initial consultations.
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Water Utility Work to Interrupt Indiana Avenue Traffic Next Week
Work needed to maintain the reliability of Sheboygan’s water distribution system will require interrupting the traffic flow on Indiana Avenue east of South Taylor Drive from 7 AM Wednesday, October 7th, until 12 PM on Friday, October 9th. Westbound traffic on Indiana Avenue will be closed at S. 17th...
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Refinery restart drives gas price drops, including Green Bay
(WLUK) -- Average gas prices in Green Bay have fallen 10.6 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.30/g today, according to GasBuddy. Appleton- $4.26/g, down 14.9 cents per gallon from last week's $4.41/g. Wisconsin- $4.30/g, down 13.2 cents per gallon from last week's $4.43/g. Michigan- $4.66/g, down 24.4...
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“Stop Signs Coming Soon” – New Signs Being Installed Today in Manitowoc
Manitowoc motorists are being reminded of a signage project that begins today throughout the Clipper City. Temporary signs that read “Stop Signs Coming Soon” will be installed today at the South 12th Street intersections with Grand Avenue, and Green, Philippen, and Manila Streets, and the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and North 14th Street.