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Across Albany, crews are digging up city streets. On Friday, city leaders reminded residents that this work is all part of Albany making progress toward safer streets and replacing lead drinking water service lines.
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The city of Springfield is close to finishing a special crosswalk downtown after years of discussion – aiming to slow traffic in a spot that’s been the scene of several pedestrian deaths over the years.
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Safe streets advocates are remembering those killed by motorists in Albany County.
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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