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Federal funds are being used to improve dozens of street crossings in Springfield, Massachusetts, with even more improvements slated for the next construction season.
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Work was expected to start this spring in front of the Springfield Central Library
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Changes to lower State Street in Springfield not likely before next spring
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Study continues of possible pedestrian safety improvements
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Less seat belt use, more speeding, drivers holding cell phones are trends seen by MassDOT
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A new redesign is shown to residents, activists, Central Library staff during City Council hearing
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Temporary barricades will narrow the street to access impact ahead of permanent construction
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Second project on lower State Street also approved
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Deaths in front of Springfield Central Library bring calls for action
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Traffic study results expected in a week