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Category Archives: street closing
Taking a step back, to look around York
The way the day started — following carefully a plan formulated a week earlier — I would have never expected at 5 p.m. to be standing in the shadow of two construction cranes. That wasn’t on my York city to-do … Continue reading
Posted in city hall, street closing, trash
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Smooth move on city streets
The road to smooth streets in the city should soon be a little less bumpy. And so should the streets themselves, after a unanimous City Council vote on Tuesday night.
Posted in City Council, city hall, street closing
Tagged Michael Helfrich, PennDOT, Tim Stonesifer, York, york city council
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Upgrades are so noisy
Today I had my alarm set for 7:30 a.m. Before my alarm went off, my dreams were interrupted by a pounding sound. Metal on rock repeatedly whacking and ricocheting. I abandoned my unconsciousness and rolled over to look at the … Continue reading
Posted in downtown, Stephanie Reighart, street closing
Tagged Columbia Gas, construction, jackhammer, York College
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What’s all this ruckus at the intersection of York’s Market and Queen streets?
You might have noticed there’s a bit more commotion than usual on the corner of Market and Queen streets in York.
Several streets to be closed in York on Saturday and Sunday
Several street closures have been scheduled in York for this weekend. On Saturday, the York Revolution will be hosting a bike night at Sovereign Bank Stadium. Special parking will be available for motorcycles attending the game. Arch Street will be … Continue reading
Turkey Trot traffic advisory
York City Police have released a traffic advisory, including road closures, for the annual York Turkey Trot, hosted by the City of York and the York YMCA on Thanksgiving morning. Runners will begin at 9 a.m. on Nov. 24 in … Continue reading
Posted in downtown, Emily Opilo, street closing
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Parking and traffic tips for York’s Bike Night
York’s 14th annual Bike Night will be held this weekend, and city officials have put together some tips to help residents and visitors avoid delays. Motorcycles will descend upon downtown around 6 p.m. Friday with a parade that will begin … Continue reading
Traffic advisories
The 700 block of College Avenue in York will be closed on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. for a cookout in Bantz Park hosted by Shiloh Baptist Church. North Newberry Street will be closed between Jefferson … Continue reading
Posted in city schools, Emily Opilo, family event, food, parking, street closing
Tagged advisory, bantz park, closed, college avenue, ferguson, newberry street, street, traffic, York
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North Duke Street to close to pole replacement
North Duke Street will be closed between Market and Philadelphia streets Saturday. Crews will be replacing a traffic signal pole at the corner of North Duke Street and East Philadelphia Street. A single lane of East Philadelphia Street will … Continue reading
Posted in downtown, Emily Opilo, street closing
Tagged closed, delay, duke street, pole, signal, street, traffic, York
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