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Daily lane closures expected along Route 74 in Ticonderoga
TICONDEROGA | The New York State Department of Transportation is advising motorists that portions of State Route 74 between the Eagle Lake Causeway and County Route 2 (Corduroy Road) in the Town of Ticonderoga will be reduced to one lane with alternating flows of traffic controlled by flaggers, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., beginning Monday, Aug. 31 through Friday, Sept. 4, to facilitate pavement resurfacing.
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South Burlington pedestrian bridge site construction creates noise frustration
SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - It has been just under one month since crews broke ground on the Interstate 89 pedestrian bridge in South Burlington, and unforeseen conditions at the site have resulted in a noisier-than-expected construction process for neighbors. A resident who lives near the site of the future...
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South Burlington pedestrian bridge site construction creates noise frustration
It has been just under one month since crews broke ground on the Interstate 89 pedestrian bridge in South Burlington, and unforeseen conditions at the site have resulted in a noisier-than-expected construction process for neighbors.
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miltonindependent.com
Hourglass Project progresses around new Milton town green
MILTON — As roadway construction continues through Milton’s village center, another major piece of the Hourglass Project is beginning to take shape: the town’s new central green space. Contractors were scheduled to begin grading the newly created town green during the week of Aug. 24, according to...
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Motorcycle crash shuts down Route 7 in Ferrisburgh
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UVM move-in expected to snarl traffic Wednesday, Thursday
BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Move-in begins at the University of Vermont on Wednesday, and drivers can expect heavy traffic throughout Burlington on Wednesday and Thursday. The affected area covers the entire residential campus. UVM officials also recommend avoiding Interstate 89, especially in the area of Exit 14 and Williston Road.
MyChamplainValley.com
Traffic problems not yet fixed at Plattsburgh intersection
miltonindependent.com
Milton awarded $50,000 for guardrail replacements
MILTON — The Town of Milton was awarded a $50,000 state highway safety grant to replace four deteriorating sections of guardrail on Sanderson Road and West Milton Road. Town Manager Chris Taylor announced the award during his update to the Selectboard on Aug. 17. The funding comes through the Vermont Agency of Transportation’s Small Scale Local Highway Safety Improvement Program and requires no local match.
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New funds for Alburgh rail bridge could boost future Amtrak link to Montreal
Construction work continues on the railroad trestle bridge across Lake Champlain between Swanton and Alburgh on Monday, August 17, 2026. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger. Long-stalled plans to restart the Amtrak connection between Vermont and Montreal are getting a boost from the federal government. The U.S. Department of Transportation on Friday...
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‘It’s getting worse every year:’ Milton event warns drivers to stop for school buses
MILTON — As students prepare to return to school, local police and bus drivers are urging motorists to slow down, put away their phones and stop when a school bus activates its flashing red lights. AAA Northern New England and Milton Police Department delivered that message Tuesday during the...
suncommunitynews.com
Lane closures planned along Route 374 in Dannemora next week
DANNEMORA | The New York State Department of Transportation is advising motorists that State Route 374 will be reduced to a single lane, with alternating flows of traffic controlled by flaggers, from Hugh Herron Road to Reservoir Road in Dannemora, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays, beginning Wednesday, Aug. 19, through Thursday, Aug. 20, for a milling operation.
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Chefs and servers on the Champlain Valley Dinner Train keep service on track
BURLINGTON — Just after 3:30 p.m. Saturday, July 11, Griffin Carrier laid out nearly 170 salad plates on the kitchen counter of the Champlain Valley Dinner Train. Carrier, a first-time cook on the train, and three other cooks had a long night ahead of them. They were responsible for cooking and plating 91 beef entrees, 50 chicken dinners, 27 fish entrees and three vegan ravioli dishes, along with appetizers and dessert.