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Nightly I-77 Closures in Akron and a New Richfield Detour Top This Week’s Road Work
Several new highway closures begin this week across Summit County. The Ohio Department of Transportation says all scheduled work depends on the weather. Here is what drivers in and around Nordonia Hills need to know. Closer to Home. Highland Rd. and Valley View Rd., Macedonia. The intersection has various lane...
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Officials announce changes at Middle Ridge, Manchester roads in Perry area
Middle Ridge Road no longer connects to North Ridge Road (Route 20) in Perry Township, while a portion of Manchester Road is closed until Nov. 20 in Perry Village. The permanent change at Middle Ridge Road took effect on Oct. 28, according to the Perry Joint Fire District. The Ohio...
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Orrville school board approves personnel changes and parking lot repairs
The Orrville Board of Education approved personnel matters, a parking lot repair contract and a staffing agreement during its Oct. 20 regular meeting. The board also reviewed elementary literacy performance, discussed the proposed 2027-28 academic calendar and considered revisions to district policies. Orrville Elementary School Principal Sara Crooks and Amy...
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Pittsburgh's Wabash Tunnel will permanently close Dec. 1
Pittsburgh Regional Transit will permanently close the Wabash Tunnel to traffic on Dec. 1 after its board voted to approve the closure. The decision follows an evaluation of the tunnel's condition, safety and long-term viability, according to a community announcement. Keeping the tunnel open would require an estimated $43 million in rehabilitation. PRT has said the tunnel now primarily carries private vehicles rather than public transit. About 1,500 vehicles use it each day, and PRT no longer provides scheduled transit service through the tunnel. “The Wabash Tunnel has a long history in Pittsburgh, but today it primarily serves private vehicle traffic rather than public transit,” PRT CEO Katharine Kelleman said. “With an estimated $43 million needed to rehabilitate the tunnel, we have a responsibility to focus our limited resources on the infrastructure that is most critical to delivering safe, reliable transit service.” Why PRT is closing the Wabash Tunnel Although the overall tunnel structure remains in fair condition, its lighting, ventilation and electrical systems are in poor to critical condition and have exceeded their useful life. Significant rehabilitation would be required to keep the tunnel open and bring those systems up to current safety standards. The closure will not affect
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Bridge at Midvale to Be Repaired, US 250 Going Down to One Lane
Motorists are asked to use caution as US 250 at Midvale goes to one lane and emergency bridge repair work begins. The project was expedited for the Barnhill Road bridge following a truck striking it in September. Cracks were observed in October prompting ODOT to fully close the bridge. District...
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Council restricts low-speed vehicles, delays Canterbury settlement vote
Residents who own street-legal golf carts and other “low-speed” vehicles must follow new operating rules and safety restrictions. Hudson City Council passed an ordinance that bans under-speed vehicles (capable of speeds up to 20 mph) from public roads within the city. Low-speed vehicles (up to 25 mph) are allowed on streets with a posted speed limit of up to 25 mph, while utility vehicles and mini trucks are permitted on streets with speed limits of up to 35 mph.
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Crash slows traffic on Route 224 at Market Street
BOARDMAN TWP. - Drivers whose morning commute included one of Boardman’s busiest intersections encountered a delay this morning. A two-vehicle crash backed up traffic on U.S. Route 225 at Market Street at around 6:30 a.m. According to the Ohio Department of Transportation, drivers may find westbound lane closures in...