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The Recorder - Greenfield's Court Square pilot project concludes - Vimarsana News

The Recorder - Greenfield's Court Square pilot project concludes

GREENFIELD — The city reopened Court Square to vehicular traffic on Wednesday after five months of piloting it as a pedestrian plaza.To reopen Court Square, staff at the Department of Public Works removed the temporary planters and street furniture;...

Shared Streets Initiative Extended Into Next Year | Montgomery Community Media - Vimarsana News

Shared Streets Initiative Extended Into Next Year | Montgomery Community Media

Sharing is caring in the streets of Montgomery County. The initiative gives residents the opportunity to use public areas to participate in activities such as biking, hiking, walking, dining, and retail activity. Organizers say the program helps prevent the spread of COVID-19 while unifying the community and providing a safe space to engage in activities. […]

Dawes Avenue Bridge Repair Getting A Boost From Mass DOT - Vimarsana News

Dawes Avenue Bridge Repair Getting A Boost From Mass DOT

Crews will have to shut six gates on Howard Street, one on Appleton Avenue, one on Deming Street, and one on the east side of the bridge so that they can isolate the leak.

Dawes Avenue Bridge Repair Getting A Boost From Mass DOT - Vimarsana News

Dawes Avenue Bridge Repair Getting A Boost From Mass DOT

Crews will have to shut six gates on Howard Street, one on Appleton Avenue, one on Deming Street, and one on the east side of the bridge so that they can isolate the leak.

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Dighton disabilities: Curb cuts, ramps and crosswalks to be installed - Vimarsana News

Dighton disabilities: Curb cuts, ramps and crosswalks to be installed

DIGHTON — This fall, over $118,000 worth of road upgrades will make the town far more accessible to townspeople with disabilities. The town's Commission on Disability chair Jonathan Gale uses himself as an example of what these improvements mean to the community.  He uses a white cane to move around because he is blind.  "Because of the curb cuts, there will be sidewalk surfaces that tell me where the street is," he said.  "Without them, I've had no way to know where to cross. With these changes, people —seniors, parents with a baby carriage — will no longer be worried about losing ...