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Wayne County road projects The Wayne County Engineer’s Office will service over 135 miles of county roads this year. It also plans to replace nine large culverts. Projects currently disrupting traffic are on Dalton Fox Lake Road and South Elyria Road. Dalton Fox Lake Road (County Road 32) between Church Road and Burkhard Road Project: Culvert replacement Time frame: 30 days Detour: Traveling on Church Road, turn north onto state Route 94 then east onto Burton City Road. Reverse the directions for the opposite route of travel. South Elyria Road (County Road 149) between state Routes 226 and ...

Wooster Daily Record BURTON CITY - Orrville Fire Department and EMS, Wooster Post of the State Highway Patrol and Wayne County Sheriff's Office responded Tuesday afternoon to a tractor-trailer in a ditch off Burton City Road that was hauling jelly from the J.M. Smucker Co. in Orrville. According to the State Highway Patrol, the driver was Anthony Kuntz of Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania, who was not injured, was wearing his seat belt and was cited for failure to control. Burton City Road was closed until the wreckage could be removed by the Wayne County Engineer Department.

A winter storm struck the area as the work week started with the first wave Monday dropping about an inch of snow in the early morning hours. By mid-morning, most of the roadways were cleared. Folks barely had a break before the second winter blast, which began with spitting snow and swelled into an off-and-on heavier snowfall as the winds picked up when the evening began. The Wayne County Sheriff issued a Level 1 Snow Emergency around 6:15 p.m. on Monday. Due to the second wave of this winter storm, Wooster City Schools announced it will be closed Tuesday. The Wayne County Engineers offic...

The Daily Record WOOSTER — Starting Tuesday, the speed limit on portions of Milltown Road and Sylvan Road was reduced to 45 mph. The speed limits on Milltown Road between Oak Hill and Mechanicsburg Road on the north side of Wooster, and Sylvan Road between Hillcrest and Sylvan’s dead-end on the east side of Wooster changed to 45 mph. The speed limit had been 55 mph. The changes are a result of a study conducted by the Wayne County Engineer’s Office. “The study examined several factors, including road width, hills and curves, average daily traffic count, accident history, as well ...