Jefferson
Jefferson, OH · Traffic & Transit
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Lane Closure on Stow Road for Sewer Repair
Beginning Monday, November 2, the northbound lane of Stow Road, from Pioneer Trail to Middleton Road, will be closed weekdays from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. for approximately two weeks as part of the ongoing sewer replacement project. Motorists will be directed to detour east on Pioneer Trail, north on...
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Cleveland Bus Driver Drops First-Grader Early, Stranger Finds Her Alone on Kinsman Road
A Cleveland first-grader was dropped off nearly 40 minutes early by her school bus driver on Friday morning, left to wander alone and crying along busy Kinsman Road until a stranger found her and drove her home. The girl, a student at Cleveland Arts and Social Sciences Academy, arrived home more than 20 minutes before her scheduled drop-off time, according to her mother and the bus company.
WKYC
Options to ease I-71 congestion near Strongsville, Brunswick draw concerns at public meeting
WCPO 9 Cincinnati
Why This Butler County Woman Wants Semi-Trucks Off Morman Road
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria approves rail bridge removal despite plea from railway association
ELYRIA — City Council has voted to approve a state plan to demolish an abandoned railroad bridge in the city, despite pleas from a local railway preservation group to save it. During its regular meeting Monday, Council voted unanimously to allow Mayor Kevin Brubaker to enter into an agreement...
Akron Beacon Journal
Metro RTA apologizes for recent missed routes in Akron, community reacts
The Metro Regional Transit Authority issued a statement Oct. 22 apologizing to the community for recent service issues. The statement said as many as 59 bus operators called off in a single day within the past two weeks, which is 33% of its operators, on top of previously scheduled time off. This has led to some Metro direct routes not being served. "We understand how frustrating it is to wait for a bus that does not arrive, especially when you depend on public transportation to get to important destinations," the statement said. "We know we have fallen short of the reliable service you have come to expect and deserve, and we are sorry for the inconvenience this has caused." Metro RTA said in the statement it is taking these steps to solve the problem: Hiring 50 additional operators to strengthen its workforce Having administrative team members with commercial driver's licenses help cover services when possible Having operators voluntarily working overtime and taking extra shifts to keep the buses going Addressing attendance issues with involved parties For updates, the statement said to call its customer care center at 330-762-0341. It also said to use its app for real-time bus tracking or
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Gas prices spike again in Cleveland as experts explain why