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Updated: 7:10 PM EST December 26, 2020 The following roads are impacted in Northeastern Pennsylvania due to flooding or downed utilities: Luzerne County:  The Market Street Bridge located in Wilkes Barre is closed. SR 239 is closed at the intersection SR 3006 Conyngham Township to the intersection of SR 3008 in Conyngham Township due to flooding. SR 415, Wyoming County, is closed between the intersection of SR 29 Joseph W. Hunter Hwlake Rd, Noxen, Wyoming County to the Intersection of Lakeside Dr. in Harveys Lake Borough, Luzerne County. The road is closed due to flooding. S...

Montoursville, Pa. –  Motorists in north central Pennsylvania are advised the following roads (listed by county) are closed in the area due to flooding or downed trees and utilities. Updates will be sent periodically.  Northumberland   •(*Now Open) Route 61 Hamilton Underpass area between Green Street in Upper Augusta Township and Highland Avenue in the City of Sunbury. •Route 1025 (Shakespeare Road) between Route 45 (Purple Heart Highway) and Hobbes Road in East Chillisquaque Township.     •Route 4041 (Rohrsburg Road) between Route 4020 (Green Creek Road) ...

Updated 12 a.m. 12/25/2020

Last week, Silver City and the New Mexico Office of Natural Resources Trustee announced an agreement that will provide $1.3 million to extend municipal sewer service to as many as 27 homes in the Indian Hills neighborhood currently served by individual septic systems.  The approximately 3,900 lineal feet of new 8-inch sewer pipe will start where the Blackhawk Road sewer extension terminates — a project also funded by settlement dollars — along Cain Drive between Grandview Road and Blackhawk Road, then run east along Cain, stopping just short of Swan Street and also extending north up Arr...

CHARLESTON — The longstanding goal of an area conservation group to develop a natural corridor across much of southeastern Coles County is more in reach. The Grand Prairie Friends’ acquisition of two additional pieces of property will play a vital role in a planned city of Charleston bike and pedestrian trail project and provide another slice of natural habitat protection. The Urbana-based organization is making more of a presence in Coles County in another way, as well. One of the sites will be the location of its first-ever office headquarters. That’s at the new property adde...