Manning Boulevard bridge to close temporarily
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A view of the Arbor Hill Elementary School on Monday, Feb. 26, 2018, in Albany, N.Y. (Paul Buckowski/Times Union)PAUL BUCKOWSKI/Albany Times Union
ALBANY - Manning Boulevard will be temporarily closed to vehicle traffic on Wednesday to allow for work on the bridge between Colonie Street and Arbor Hill Elementary School, Albany police said.
The work will begin at 8 a.m. on Manning between Lark Street and Arbor Drive.
A detour will be in place to direct motorists. Pedestrians will be directed by construction crews on how to navigate the bridge during the maintenance work. The road and bridge will both be re-opened as soon as the project is complete, police said.
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MERIDEN, CT (WFSB) â While security will be tight and not many people in Meriden will get to see Wednesdayâs visit from the first lady, the city is doing a lot to make her feel welcome.
Gallery 53 in Meriden posted a sign congratulating Dr. Miguel Cardona on becoming U.S. education secretary and welcoming First Lady Dr. Jill Biden to the city. Gallery 53 / Facebook
First Lady Dr. Jill Biden will join U.S. Secretary of Education and Meriden native Miguel Cardona for a visit to the Benjamin Franklin Elementary School in the Silver City.
Itâs clear that as soon as Biden and Cardona arrive in Meriden, they are going to be feeling the love of the community. Welcome signs have been put up around the city. Channel 3 found one above Gallery 53 on Colony Street that read âcongrats Dr. Cardona. Welcome Dr. Jill Biden.â
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Kern County Sheriff s Office seizes $110k of Fentanyl pills
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The Kern County Sheriff’s Office Narcotics Investigation and Narcotics Operations Units seized roughly $110,000 worth of Fentanyl pills on Thursday after a two-week investigation. Two men were arrested and approximately 11,000 M-30 Fentanyl pills were seized, which have an estimated street value of $110,000.
Jesus Antonio Garcia-Gonzalez and Noel Ayon-Aragon were arrested in the 6600 block of Colony Street in Bakersfield after the Fentanyl and a loaded handgun were located inside one of their vehicles.
Garcia-Gonzalez,19, from Delano, California, was booked into the Kern County Sheriff’s Office, Central Receiving Facility jail for possession and transportation of a controlled substance for the purpose of sales, and conspiracy to commit a crime.
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Supportive housing units for homeless youth complete in Meriden
Supportive housing units for homeless youth complete in Meriden
The Women and Families Centerâs WYSH House for homeless youth is seen here on Tuesday at 169 Colony St. in Meriden. The 12 fully furnished efficiency apartments on the second and third floors of the newly constructed WYSH House on Colony Street are now move-in ready.Photos by Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement
Wayne Valaitis, chief executive officer of the Women and Families Center, talks on Tuesday about the center s WYSH House, for homeless youth.
Partial view of a room in the Women and Families Center s WYSH House, for homeless youth, on Colony Street in Meriden.Dave Zajac, Record-Journal
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