Pinconning
Pinconning, MI · Traffic & Transit
WILX-TV
Heating oil costs surge, leaving rural customers scrambling
ST JOHNS, Mich. (News 10) - Heating oil prices have risen sharply, and some customers in rural areas are bracing to spend thousands of dollars to heat their homes this winter. Lynette Brandon sells heating oil for Smith Oil & Propane. She said the phone has been ringing with concerns from worried customers.
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Tourist In Your Town: Owosso Steam Railroading Institute keeps history running
OWOSSO, Mich. (News 10) — Tucked just off South Washington Street in Owosso sits a place where Michigan’s industrial past is still moving. The Owosso Steam Railroading Institute is part of the News 10+ series “Tourist In Your Town,” which highlights local attractions. “We’re not just...
The Flint Journal
Milling, paving work on McKinley Road in Flushing area to take place over 4-day period
GENESEE COUNTY, MI -- A contractor will mill and pave a stretch of McKinley Road over a four-day period in Flushing Township. The work on McKinley Road between Nashua Trail and Vienna Road is scheduled to begin Thursday, Sept. 24, and run through Sunday, Sept. 27. The section of road...
WNEM
Diesel prices push Saginaw transit fuel costs up 37%
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) — Record high diesel prices nearing $7 a gallon are affecting businesses in Mid-Michigan, including the Saginaw Transit Authority Regional Services. A STARS spokesperson said the agency has seen a 37% increase in fuel costs over the past year. Budget changes. Jamie Forbes, director of external...
WNEM
Main Street reopening after Commons Pedestrian Plaza closure
MIDLAND, Mich. — Midland’s Main Street is reopening to traffic as the Pedestrian Plaza closes for the season. Crews removed outdoor dining and seating between Ashman and Rodd streets Monday. Traffic and parking are set to return by Thursday. The year-round Refreshment Commons will remain open. The plaza...
WNEM
Sidewalk, road construction projects begin in Midland
MIDLAND, Mich. (WNEM) - Two construction projects starting in Midland will impact sidewalk and road traffic for several weeks. Midland City Hall will close its entrance on Ellsworth Street from Sept. 21 through Oct. 9 for a sidewalk replacement project. During this time, residents can enter City Hall through the Larkin Street parking lot entrance.
WILX
Gas prices near $5 a gallon frustrate mid-Michigan drivers
WNEM
Diesel prices force Saginaw towing company to raise rates again
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) — Record high diesel prices are hitting Mid-Michigan businesses, including Mike’s Wrecker in Saginaw. The towing service already raised its rates earlier this year. Owner Bill Giorgis said the rates are about to go up again. “In the last week, our fuel price has gone...
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Road closures in Saginaw Thursday
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) – City crews will be performing utility work in Saginaw on Thursday, Sept. 17, causing two road closures. From 7 a.m. until 4 p.m., crews will be working within the right-of-way on South Warren Avenue, between Cherry Street and Thompson Street. All lanes will be closed to through traffic, and a detour will be set up.
WNEM
Construction on Midland Corridor Forward project runs two months ahead of schedule
MIDLAND, Mich. (WNEM) — A road construction project is moving faster than expected, reopening early to one lane of traffic Monday. Westbound Business US-10 in Midland was closed to all traffic starting at Patrick Road when construction began in March. The closure had been scheduled to remain in place through the end of construction season, but reopened early.
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MDOT closing Mackinaw Street at M-58 in Saginaw for 9 days
SAGINAW, Mich. (WJRT) - MDOT will close the M-58 and Mackinaw Street intersection in Saginaw for underground electrical work. The intersection with State Street will be closed starting Tuesday and last through Wednesday, Sept. 23, according to MDOT's press release. Northbound and southbound traffic will temporarily not be able to cross State Street through this intersection during this work.
WNEM
Warm, dry summer allows MDOT crews to gain extra time on Midland corridor project
MIDLAND, Mich. (WNEM) — A road construction project is moving faster than expected. When construction began in March, westbound Business U.S. 10 was closed to all traffic starting at Patrick Road. That closure was scheduled to be in place through the end of construction season, but one lane is now open to traffic.