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Valley News - Roadwork expected to snarl traffic in West Lebanon vnews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from vnews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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Residents resist plan to build new fire station in West Lebanon neighborhood "> Lebanon Fire Chief Chris Christopoulos discusses a proposal with about 45 residents to purchase the former Holy Redeemer Church property as the location for a new fire station on Maple Street in West Lebanon, N.H., on July 19, 2021. (Valley News - Geoff Hansen) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com. Valley News photographs — Geoff Hansen "> Rich Kremer, of West Lebanon, N.H., said he supports the need for a new West Lebanon fire station, but not in the Maple Street neighborhood that officials are proposing to build. (Valley News - Geoff Hansen) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.
NORTH PROVIDENCE – A new riverfront park will be named in honor of the man who did so much to ensure that it was acquired and protected. The town will name the new park off Adams Lane for former Town Planner David Westcott, who died last April. New Planner Brent Wiegand said the Land Trust, which previously acquired the park space on the Woonasquatucket River off Waterman Avenue as its largest parcel of property, voted last month to name the park the Westcott Memorial Park. “He was a major player in getting that land,” said Wiegand, adding that the property is the Land Trust’s largest and most valuable one. “We definitely feel he deserves some type of credit.”
EL CENTRO -- Representatives of every city and county government gathered Saturday morning at First Responders Park on Waterman Avenue to share in mourning, comfort and hope for the future.
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The following changes are expected to go into effect on Monday: The Henderson Expressway eastbound toward East Providence will be reduced from two lanes to one lane from the access road from Waterman Avenue in Providence to Massasoit Avenue in East Providence. The Henderson Expressway westbound toward Providence just prior to South Angell Street in Providence will be reduced from two lanes to one lane. Massasoit Avenue in East Providence in both directions will be reduced from two lanes to one lane at the Henderson Bridge interchange, between Wilmarth Avenue and Dexter Road. RIDOT said the lane closures will allow the department to build connector roads and other changes in effort to advance a traffic shift on the bridge in mid-January.
Some travel lanes near the Henderson Bridge in East Providence and Providence will close starting Monday as part of a $84.4-million bridge replacement project, according to the Rhode Island Department of Transportation. The state is replacing the 2,000-foot bridge, which carries traffic over the Seekonk River, with a narrower structure that will include a shared-use bike path. It will also open up about 25 acres of land on either side of the bridge. The project will eliminate the Henderson Expressway, the short freeway on the east side of the bridge that was never connected to Route 195 as once intended, and the elevated ramps that connect to it.
One person died and another person was injured in a four-vehicle collision that was allegedly caused by an intoxicated driver, according to the San Bernardino Police Department. On Dec. 16 at about 8:19 p.m., two Toyota Camrys were stopped at the red signal facing southbound on Waterman Avenue at the intersection with Third Street in San Bernardino. At the same time, a Freightliner was traveling west on Third, making a left turn onto southbound Waterman on a green signal. Witnesses observed Ismael Lopez, a 27-year-old San Bernardino resident, driving a Chevrolet Tahoe south on Waterman, allegedly running several red lights while driving at high speeds. The Tahoe failed to stop for the red signal at Waterman Avenue/Third Street and collided into the rear of the two Toyota Camrys. The force of the collision pushed one of the Camrys into the Freightliner.