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Lane closures expected during paving, striping on I-264 E this weekend - Vimarsana News

Lane closures expected during paving, striping on I-264 E this weekend

If possible, seek alternate routes, and always stay alert when traveling through a work zone.

Source: wtkr.com
City of Hampton postponing temporary closure of I-64 eastbound ramp at Settlers Landing Road - Vimarsana News

City of Hampton postponing temporary closure of I-64 eastbound ramp at Settlers Landing Road

The City of Hampton is postponing a traffic plan that would temporarily close access to the Settlers Landing Road eastbound I-64 ramp. The program, which had been scheduled to start in early June, has been pushed back to later in the summer.

Source: wtkr.com
Newport News plans to build 3 new fire stations, the first in the northern part of the city - Vimarsana News

Newport News plans to build 3 new fire stations, the first in the northern part of the city

The new station 11 is expected to improve response times to Denbigh Boulevard and Jefferson Avenue, as well as incidents on Interstate-64.

Hampton votes to temporarily close I-64 E ramp at Settlers Landing - Vimarsana News

Hampton votes to temporarily close I-64 E ramp at Settlers Landing

This will go into effect on June 1.

Source: wtkr.com
Hampton proposes temporary closure of I-64 E ramp at Settlers Landing - Vimarsana News

Hampton proposes temporary closure of I-64 E ramp at Settlers Landing

If city council passes the proposal in May, the I-64 E ramp would be closed Monday-Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. For the month of June, the access would be closed coming from Hampton University. For the month of July, access would be closed coming from Woodland.

Source: wtkr.com