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Greenwich Department of Public Works received approval to temporarily close the eastbound lane of Old Post Road #6 between Valleywood Road and Stanwich Road for a portion of the construction period. The westbound lane will remain open to traffic. The project is anticipated to begin on October 5. Continue Reading →
Old Greenwich School was recognized by the state for making active transportation safer, more accessible, and more sustainable for their school. Continue Reading →
From 2022-2024, there were 18 crashes at the intersection: 13 crashes involved vehicles traveling southbound on Greenwich Ave merging into the right-turn lane; there were 3 angle collisions; and 1 crash each with a bicycle or pedestrian. Continue Reading →
Trains will operate on modified schedules with reduced service between New Haven and New York on select weekends from September 12 through November 1 to support critical high-tower cable removal for the WALK Bridge Replacement Project in Norwalk. Continue Reading →
Local businesses rely on the parking but the area is narrow and vehicles encroach into an active lane of traffic. First Selectman Fred Camillo said he hoped to find a way to decrease the impact on the row of small businesses in Cos Cob whose customers rely on this for parking. Continue Reading →
On August 28, North Street will reopen to traffic. As construction continues, motorists should expect alternating one-way traffic and temporary traffic disruptions during the workday. Police and/or flaggers will direct traffic when necessary. Continue Reading →
The Connecticut Department of Transportation on Friday published the Connecticut 2055 Long-Range Transportation Plan, a roadmap for the future of the state’s transportation system. Continue Reading →
Major Reductions to Train Service Between Stamford & New Haven are planned for select weekends beginning Sept 12. The WALK Bridge Replacement Project replaces the 130-year-old railroad bridge over the Norwalk River, a critical link on the New Haven Line and Northeast Corridor that serves hundreds of passenger trains each day, including Metro-North and Amtrak service. Continue Reading →
Paving schedules are subject to change due to weather, contractor schedules, and other unforeseen circumstances. Portable message boards may also be placed in neighborhoods in advance of paving operations to provide additional scheduling information. Continue Reading →
It was 34 years ago that a section of the Mianus River Bridge on I-95 collapsed on June 28, 1983. Six people were hurled into the river 75 feet below, killing three and critically injuring three others. Continue Reading →