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Landslide Destroys House in the Hudson Valley
Officials say a landslide destroyed a home in the upper Hudson Valley Tuesday evening. Landslides happen when masses of rock, earth, or debris move down a slope, according to the CDC. While some may associate landslides more with places like California, they do happen in New York state as well. New York's unique combination of mountains, valleys, slopes, and moving water make areas in the state susceptible to slides.
🚧 Update: Construction on Rip Van Winkle Bridge Eastbound Lanes Cleared
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in NewYork. Good news for commuters who frequent the Rip Van Winkle Bridge connecting Greene and Columbia counties. As of the latest update, all construction activities on the eastbound lanes of the bridge, from the Greene County side (Hudson/Catskill) to the Columbia County side (Hudson/Catskill), have been completed and all lanes are now open to traffic. Travellers can now expect a smoother journey without construction delays in this area.
🚧 Construction Update: Full Lane Reopening on Rip Van Winkle Bridge 🌉
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in NewYork. Commuters rejoice! The construction activity on the Rip Van Winkle Bridge, which spans between the Greene County side and the Columbia County side, has come to a conclusion with all lanes now open to traffic. This development is expected to improve the flow of vehicles across the bridge, easing travel for residents and visitors between Hudson and Catskill. As always, while navigating the bridge, drivers are advised to observe all traffic laws and remain vigilant to ensure continued safety on the roadway.
🚧 Update: Construction Completed on Rip Van Winkle Bridge, All Lanes Open
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in NewYork. Local residents and commuters are advised that the construction activities on the Rip Van Winkle Bridge, which connects the Village of Catskill in Greene County to Columbia County, have now been completed. All lanes on both directions of the bridge are open to traffic. This resumption of normal traffic flow is expected to improve commute times and accessibility for those crossing the bridge. It is advised to drive safely and observe any remaining signs or instructions from on-site traffic management.
🚧 Update: Roadwork Continues on NY 23 in Village of Stamford
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in NewYork. Ongoing roadwork continues to affect travel on NY 23 in both directions between Hobart Road, NY 10, Lake Street, and Crestline Drive in the Village of Stamford. The project, which began on May 9th and is set to continue through July 5th, entails sidewalk and curb replacement, resulting in an alternate lane blockage from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM daily. Commuters should expect one lane out of two to be obstructed during these hours. The work schedule is dependent on weather conditions, and flagger personnel will be present to assist and guide traffic. Please be advised to plan for extra travel time and exercise caution when driving through the work zones. The last update on this project was logged in Incident Report #5217091, indicating that the work started under Open Reach.
🚧 Construction Update: Rip Van Winkle Bridge Shoulders Closed
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in NewYork. The local transportation authorities have announced ongoing construction at the Rip Van Winkle Bridge, which is located in the Village of Catskill, Greene County, New York. As part of the roadwork, both shoulders of the bridge are currently closed. Motorists are advised to proceed with caution when traveling through this area due to the reduced roadway width. The exact timeline for when the construction work will be completed has not been specified, but updates will be provided as the situation progresses. Drivers should consider alternative routes where possible and allow for additional travel time due to the potential for delays. The safety of the workers and travelers is paramount, so adherence to any posted signs and instructions from site personnel is essential.
🚨 Update: Road Closure Due to Fire Department Activity on NY 296 in Greene County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in NewYork. An ongoing fire department operation has resulted in the closure of all lanes on NY 296 in both directions between Ford Hill Rd (Jewett) and NY 23A (Hunter). Motorists are advised to seek alternative routes and to exercise caution when traveling close to the affected area. Please stay tuned for further updates on the reopening of the lanes as the situation develops. Local authorities are working to resolve the situation as quickly and safely as possible.
Landslide Destroys House in the Hudson Valley
Officials say a landslide destroyed a home in the upper Hudson Valley Tuesday evening. Landslides happen when masses of rock, earth, or debris move down a slope, according to the CDC. While some may associate landslides more with places like California, they do happen in New York state as well. New York's unique combination of mountains, valleys, slopes, and moving water make areas in the state susceptible to slides.
Landslide Destroys House in the Hudson Valley
Officials say a landslide destroyed a home in the upper Hudson Valley Tuesday evening. Landslides happen when masses of rock, earth, or debris move down a slope, according to the CDC. While some may associate landslides more with places like California, they do happen in New York state as well. New York's unique combination of mountains, valleys, slopes, and moving water make areas in the state susceptible to slides.
Shape Our Schools' Future: Vote on Middleburgh's $24.9M Budget Proposal This May 21
On May 21, voters in the Middleburgh Central School District will decide on a proposed school budget for the 2024-25 academic year. The budget is set at $24,900,000 and includes a 2.42% increase in spending, or an additional $587,510 from last year. This budget maintains all current educational programs and includes a tax levy increase of 1.50%, amounting to $153,836. Voting will be held at the Senior High School Gym Lobby from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Local SSCS Students Shine at Regional Envirothon Competition
On April 24, 2024, a team of SSCS students took part in the Capital Region Envirothon at the New York State Power Authority’s Visitor Center in Gilboa. The team members, Logan Tessier, Emily Gwoztz, and Angela Gwoztz, were from the SSCS Future Farmers of America (FFA) chapter and were led by their advisor, Anne Allen, a secondary science teacher.
🚧 Update: All Lanes Now Open on Rip Van Winkle Bridge, Greene to Columbia County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in NewYork. Construction activities on the Rip Van Winkle Bridge, which connects the Village of Catskill in Greene County to Columbia County, have been completed. All lanes are now open for traffic. This recent expansion of accessibility is expected to improve the flow of vehicles between these areas, positively impacting daily commutes and local transportation. Motorists are advised to remain aware of their surroundings as they travel through the recently constructed areas, even though the construction has concluded. Check for any updated traffic information before planning your route to ensure a smooth journey across the bridge.
Middleburgh's Own Gabrielle Armlin to Represent at National Medical Leaders Congress
Gabrielle Armlin, a junior at Middleburgh Central School, has been chosen as a delegate for the Congress of Future Medical Leaders. This event will be held at the University of Massachusetts Lowell from June 26-28. Armlin is excited about this opportunity, as she is interested in possibly attending this university and exploring different medical fields.
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