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Region of Waterloo staff have released the results of a survey aimed to gather feedback about temporary bike lanes installed across the region last summer and the results are mixed. ....
Temporary bike lanes a hit with cyclists, panned by drivers in survey The Region of Waterloo put temporary bike lanes on some regional roadways last summer to increase active transportation options for people. A survey about the project has found vehicle drivers disliked the lanes because of perceived delays in travel. Cyclists, however, were happy with the bike lanes. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 11, 2021 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 11 A wrap up survey by regional staff shows cyclists enjoyed the temporary bike lanes set up last summer, like these ones along Westmount Road in Kitchener, while drivers felt the lanes led to delays. People who lived near the bike lanes said the pilot seemed to slow drivers down.(Jackie Sharkey/CBC) ....
KITCHENER After 59 years of serving the Uptown Waterloo community, Angie’s Kitchen is turning off the oven. In a release sent out Friday, owners Teresa and Bob Huegle confirmed that the long time restaurant on Erb Street will be open for takeout until May 30 before closing its doors for good. A new development is expected to take the place of Angie’s in the near future. In this COVID-19 time, and people will know what I m talking about, we ve certainly had time to reflect while being alone, said Teresa. We ve heard terrible stories and tragedies, and I don t want that. I m glad that I m going out on my own terms. ....
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KITCHENER Police and fire officials in Waterloo are investigating more than a dozen suspicious fires that have happened in the city since early October. Each of the fires is being investigated independently, but officials are now trying to determine if any of them are related. In a news release, police called it an emerging trend, prompting the creation of a dedicated team that combines the Waterloo Regional Police Service, Waterloo Fire Rescue Services and the Ontario Office of the Fire Marshal. These are the fires under investigation: Oct. 3 at 3 a.m.: Chairs beside a dumpster near Erb Street West and Roosevelt Avenue ....