<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=23DjtQ_1H0gd6li00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=23DjtQ_1H0gd6li00" width="700" height="500" ><figcaption>(stock photo)</figcaption></figure><p>ALBANY – The State Transportation Department has budgeted $13.95 million for road repaving projects in the Mid-Hudson Valley.</p><p>The work is expected to begin next spring.</p><p>The department will repave 49 lane miles of roads.</p><p>The projects in Orange, Putnam, and Sullivan Counties include:</p><ul><li>$3.6 million to resurface State Route 207 from the Sarah Wells Trail to the State Route 416 intersection in the Towns of Goshen and Hamptonburgh and Village of Goshen in Orange County.</li><li>$1.2 million to resurface State Route 211 from Chandler Drive to State Route 17K in the Village of Montgomery in Orange County.</li><li>$4.8 million to resurface State Route 416 from the State Route 207 intersection to State Route 211 in the Town of Hamptonburgh and Montgomery and Village of Montgomery in Orange County.</li><li>$3.7 million to resurface State Route 301 from the Town of Kent Line to Old Forge Road in the Towns of Kent and Putnam Valley in Putnam County.</li><li>$562,000 to resurface State Route 42, from the Orange County line to Monticello, in the Towns of Forestburgh and Thompson, Sullivan County.</li></ul></div></body>

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ALBANY – The State Transportation Department has budgeted $13.95 million for road repaving projects in the Mid-Hudson Valley. The work is expected to begin next spring. The department will repave 49 lane miles of roads. The projects in Orange, Putnam, and Sullivan Counties include:. $3.6 million to resurface State...

State budgets $14 million for Mid-Hudson road repaving projects

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ALBANY – The State Transportation Department has budgeted $13.95 million for road repaving projects in the Mid-Hudson Valley. The work is expected to begin

State budgets $14 million for Mid-Hudson road repaving projects

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