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West Yarmouth Crews Lift 182-Foot Steel Bridge Over Willow Street
Cyclists and pedestrians in West Yarmouth no longer have to dodge traffic on one of the Cape's most hazardous multi-lane roads. Crews lifted a new 182-foot steel bridge into place over Willow Street during an overnight closure, giving the Cape Cod Rail Trail its first uninterrupted link between Barnstable and Yarmouth.
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Mary Dunn Road paving operations shift to overnight hours beginning November 2
HYANNIS – The Town of Barnstable is advising motorists that paving operations on Mary Dunn Road will shift to overnight hours beginning Monday, November 2, with temporary lane closures expected during the work. According to the Barnstable Department of Public Works, town contractor C. Naughton Corp. will conduct paving...
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Warwick and Cranston I-95 Lane Split Begins November 13, What Drivers Need to Know
On Friday night, November 13, the Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) is scheduled to install a lane split on I-95 South beginning about one-half mile before the Jefferson Boulevard off-ramp (Exit 31C) on the Cranston/Warwick line. The lane split is necessary for phased replacement of the bridges that carry I-95 over the Pawtuxet River and Jefferson Boulevard.
WWLP
Motorists find relief as Springfield gas prices dip
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Overnight vegetation clearing underway along Route 6 on Cape Cod
Motorists traveling along the Mid-Cape Highway during overnight hours should be prepared for possible delays as the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) continues vegetation removal work along Route 6. According to an informational bulletin shared by the Dennis Police Department, crews are clearing trees and other vegetation from the highway...
Dianna Carney
Dartmouth Drivers: Four Streets Set for Nearly a Month of Roadwork
Roadway reconstruction is scheduled to begin Monday, October 26th, on four Dartmouth streets, with work expected to continue through November 20th, according to an announcement from the Town of Dartmouth, Massachusetts. Crews are scheduled to work from 6:30 AM to 5:30 PM, and parking will not be permitted during construction periods.
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Future of the Pearl Street Garage Still Up in the Air
The future of the Pearl Street Parking garage was a topic at this week’s meeting of the Fall River City Council. The garage needs over $5 million in repairs. The administration has received a bid of just over $1 million to sell the garage to First Bristol Corporation, which currently leases most of the garage’s spaces.
Boston
Boston Public School buses fall short of performance target in first month, data shows
On average, 86 percent of Boston Public School buses are on time in the morning and 83 percent are on time in the afternoon during the first month of school, data shows. Boston Public School buses continued to fall short of the district’s target on-time performance during the first month of the 2026-27 school year, data obtained in a public records request shows.
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Dorchester Reporter
More than 100 Boston streets to go car-free for Halloween festivities; city offers interactive map
More than 100 residential streets across Boston will be closed to traffic this Halloween weekend to make way for trick-or-treaters, block parties, and neighborhood celebrations, Mayor Michelle Wu announced Friday. The city has launched an interactive “Spooky Streets Map” showing locations where temporary street closures have been approved between Friday,...
Boston
MBTA commuter rail riders stranded for 4 hours after train breaks down
The Providence-bound train from South Station stopped at Ruggles with a mechanical issue. It was the commute MBTA riders all fear. Tuesday evening, passengers on board the 3:47 p.m. commuter rail train from South Station to Providence were set to arrive at the last stop, Wickford Junction, at 5:30 p.m. Instead, the commuters were in for an hours-long delay.
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Why a newly installed bike lane in South Boston is already being torn out
City Councilor Ed Flynn spearheaded the initiative to get the bike lane removed on O’Connor Way, but says residents were left out of the decision-making process to have it installed in the first place, and now he wants answers from the city.