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PennDOT will host May 8 meeting at Wyoming Area Secondary Center on plans to replace two bridges across the Susquehanna River between Pittston and West Pittston.
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Residents protested potential plans to tear down a historic bridge from the early 1900s.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) held its final environmental planning meeting for a historic bridge. Residents protested plans to tear down the existing Skinners Falls Bridge for a modern bridge. The bridge is one of the last standing Baltimore truss bridges and is recognized under the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP).
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Rylind Construction's Plunketts Creek’s $700,000 bridge construction began April 15. Reconstruction will end in October.
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Fines have increased substantially along PennDOT-designated Litter Enforcement Corridors; more Adopt-A-Highway volunteers also sought.
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Residents say state funding will help pay for desperately needed upgrades to Route 115 'death trap' in heart of Luzerne County community.
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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has 102 new projects set to start across Lackawanna, Luzerne, Pike, Susquehanna, Wayne, and Wyoming counties in 2024.
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PennDOT secretary visits Berwick kidney clinic to talk about benefits of shared ride service as he promotes Shapiro's transit funding plans
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Mike Carroll says Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has reached out to Maryland Gov. Wes Moore after Francis Scott Key Bridge disaster
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PennDOT says new Parker Street bridge will reopen next winter