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Dianna Carney
New All-Way Stop Coming to Weymouth Landing: Here’s What Drivers Need to Know
Weymouth, Massachusetts, is installing a new all-way stop at the intersection of Front, Summer, and Walnut streets in Weymouth Landing to improve safety and slow traffic, Mayor Michael Molisse announced. Drivers should expect some delays as people adjust to the new traffic pattern, and town staff will monitor the intersection during Thursday’s morning and evening rush hours.
hinghamanchor.com
New Private Roads Plowing Policy Is Hot Topic – Select Board Will Address Concerns Oct. 20
In response to an outcry from residents who would be affected by the new Department of Public Works private roads plowing policy approved by the select board recently, the issue will be on the board’s Oct. 20 agenda for further discussion. Select board chair Liz Klein shared with the...
Dorchester Reporter
Councillors press for subway concept, object to bus lane project in Grove Hall meeting
Copyright © 2026 Boston Neighborhood News, Inc. This content may not be re-published or re-used without written permission. As more than 100 people gathered on Wednesday evening in the William E. Reed Auditorium in Grove Hall for a City Council hearing on transit equity,District 4 Councillor Brian Worrell opened his statement with a question.
coastalabc.com
Weekend overnight I-95 closures begin Friday in Providence, Cranston
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — Drivers should prepare for overnight closures and detours on Interstate 95 in Providence and Cranston over the next three weekends, starting Friday night. The Rhode Island Department of Transportation said the closures at the Route 10 interchange, Exit 33, will allow crews to demolish bridge...
Cape Cod Chronicle
Harwich Gets Update On Cape Cod Bridge Project
HARWICH – The Sagamore bridge will be the first of the two bridge construction projects designed to relieve traffic congestion for vehicles passing over the Cape Cod Canal. The project is expected to be completed in 2037. Steven Tupper, deputy director of the Cape Cod Commission, made a presentation...
The Enterprise
Warren Avenue section to open to two-way traffic this month
This month, a part of Warren Avenue becomes a two-way street. Work is underway on the section of Warren Avenue between Spring Street and Belmont Street, which is set to open to two-way traffic in the coming weeks. "Warren Avenue and the surrounding streets near the Public Safety Building are still being worked on including line painting," the city said in a Facebook post. "Please use caution driving and walking through this area." Two-way traffic is set to begin in the last week of October, according to the city. "(The section) is still currently one way," according to the city . "There is (currently) no northbound traffic on this stretch of Warren Avenue." When will the Warren Avenue two-way section open? A representative at the Brockton Mayor's Office told The Enterprise that the section of Warren Avenue is scheduled to begin operating two-way on Monday, Oct. 26. This article originally appeared on The Enterprise: Warren Avenue section to open to two-way traffic this month
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Boston
City drops plan for extension of center-running bus lane on Columbus Avenue
The new curbside design is now scheduled to break ground in 2027. The City of Boston’s plans for an extension to the center-running bus lane along Columbus Avenue — the first of its kind in New England — are shifting to a more traditional curbside design, an MBTA spokesperson confirmed to Boston.com.
WBUR
Amid pushback, Boston moves ahead with Blue Hill Ave. center bus lanes project
MBTA and Boston transit leaders are advancing a controversial plan to add center bus lanes along a three-mile stretch of Blue Hill Avenue between Mattapan and Dorchester. The city and the T wrapped up the latest round of tense public comment focused on the project's design this week, with many residents still at odds over whether the center-running bus lanes will benefit or harm their community.
WBUR
A 3-day dangerous driving crackdown begins Tuesday across New England
Editor's Note: This is an excerpt from WBUR's daily morning newsletter, WBUR Today. If you like what you read and want it in your inbox, sign up here. Couldn't make it to the Topsfield Fair? You've still got a chance to see some giant gourds. Boston's "official pumpkin" arrives today at Boston Public Market at 11 a.m. And unlike the city's official Christmas tree, which comes from Nova Scotia, this gift has a shorter commute. Each year, pumpkin grower Art Kaczenski and Red Apple Farm in Phillipston donate a pumpkin to Boston Public Market. And in celebration of the harvest season here in New England, it's available to check out for free.
Cape Cod Times
Barnstable bridge lane closures begin Oct. 13 for multi-phase project
The beginning of a multi-phase rehabilitation project on Oyster Harbors Bridge in Osterville will cause some delays this week through Oct. 16, according to a Barnstable Public Works Department notice. During this phase of the project beginning Oct. 13, contractor Cora Corporation will construct scaffolding beneath the bridge that will be used throughout the rehabilitation work, causing one lane of the bridge to be closed from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day, weather permitting. Alternating traffic will be maintained through the remaining lane and boat access will be unaffected, the notice said. Residential and emergency access will be maintained. Motorists are advised to follow posted signs and instructions from on-site traffic control personnel, use caution and allow additional travel time when traveling through the work area. This project will make critical repairs to the bridge including structural, mechanical and electrical upgrades, which are necessary to maintain the bridge’s function, the department notice said. The project remains on schedule for completion by May 1, 2027. Contact the Barnstable Department of Public Works at 508-790-6400 for any questions. Susan Vaughn writes about traffic, the Sagamore and Bourne bridges and related infrastructure, ferries to the islands, transportation and road projects. She can
high-profile.com
Massport Breaks Ground on Braintree Logan Express Remote Terminal
Braintree, MA — Travelers south of Boston will soon have a new, more convenient way to begin their trip and head straight to their gate through the Massachusetts Port Authority‘s first permanent remote terminal facility at the Braintree Logan Express. Massport recently joined elected officials to celebrate the groundbreaking of two new parking garages, one of which will include the remote terminal facility, at the Braintree Logan Express site. The project is expected to support more than 2,000 direct construction jobs.
nbcboston.com
Mass. schools struggle with rising costs to heat classrooms, transport students
Skyrocketing fuel prices are putting financial pressure on Massachusetts school districts, forcing officials to consider difficult budget decisions that could ultimately impact students and teachers. In Peabody, school officials expect to spend an additional $100,000 on diesel this school year if prices remain at their current levels. "With limited resources,...