Coherent Logistics Building Begins Scheduled Sherman Expansion Work
A state record lists a privately funded 45,904-square-foot Coherent logistics addition at 6800 S. U.S. 75 in Sherman, with construction scheduled to begin August 3, 2026.
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East Hanover Street sidewalk project begins ahead of Hanover school year
Hanover Borough says selected curb and sidewalk repairs are underway between York and Baltimore streets, with temporary parking and traffic changes expected near Hanover Elementary School.
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Biloxi says Popp’s Ferry extension is nearing completion as traffic changes approach
Biloxi Mayor Andrew Gilich said July 14 that the Popp’s Ferry Road extension was about 75% to 80% complete, with a year-end 2026 ribbon-cutting target and traffic expected to begin using the connection in January 2027.
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Columbus judicial center nears completion after $207.5 million project
Columbus’ 342,000-square-foot John D. Allen Judicial Center is nearing completion, with construction expected to finish in September and court-related moves to follow later.
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Hayward rail-crossing work resumes Aug. 4 with path closures through Aug. 8
Temporary pedestrian-path closures are scheduled at two Hayward Union Pacific crossings from Aug. 4 through Aug. 8 as a broader rail-safety project continues.
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New London’s Former Church Site Moves Toward 46-Unit Mixed-Income Housing Project
Construction began July 7 at 66 Union Street, where ECHO is developing 46 rental apartments, two commercial spaces and housing reserved for tenants with intellectual disabilities.
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East Webster sewer construction moves underground as North Webster district weighs future finances
Sewer-pipe installation is expected to begin in the East Webster Lake service area near North Webster after Selge Construction reached near-full mobilization. The district says no immediate rate increase is planned, but officials are reviewing long-term debt and operating costs.
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Veterans Parkway Closure Brings New Salem Highway Detour Through August 5
A Veterans Parkway closure remains active in Murfreesboro through Aug. 5 as crews rebuild the New Salem Highway intersection and install a temporary signal.
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Route 201 pavement preservation work remains active in North Stonington
CTDOT’s 2026 project covers about 2.19 miles of Route 201 between the Stonington town line and Route 2, with weekday alternating one-way traffic controls scheduled through an October 9 completion target.
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San Clemente Beach Trail Reopening Now Expected in Fall 2026
The San Clemente Beach Trail closure will continue as OCTA extends construction hours six days a week beginning Aug. 3, with reopening expected after project completion in Fall 2026.
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Auburn sewer project’s Phase 2 continues after July overnight work
King County’s Auburn sewer project remains in Phase 2, with recent overnight work, utility surveys and access changes affecting northeast Auburn while pipe repairs continue.
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Boise State fall move-in will overlap with Greenbelt and campus-access closures
Boise State move-in runs August 19-20 while Greenbelt, West Stadium Lot and Bronco Lane work continues. Permit sales begin August 3, and classes start August 24.
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Hamner Avenue lane closures continue through Aug. 15 for Eastvale trench repair
Two southbound Hamner Avenue lanes are closed weekdays between 68th Street and Schleisman Road for trench repair through the scheduled Aug. 15 work period.
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Louisville’s I-65 central corridor reopened July 29, but restrictions remain
A five-mile stretch of I-65 reopened three days ahead of schedule, but only two lanes are open each way, some ramps and local streets remain closed, and bridge work is expected to continue through March 2027.
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Springboro’s 2026 Street Program Commits $1.88 Million to 20 Streets
Springboro’s 2026 street program is underway on 20 streets, pairing asphalt resurfacing with repairs to curbs, gutters, sidewalks and driveway aprons.
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Fort Madison’s $8 million sewer separation project begins on 10th Street
Construction has begun on Fort Madison’s 10th Street sewer project, with expected traffic, sidewalk and access disruptions through November 2027.
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Scituate Water Plant Work Advances With More Tasks Scheduled
Scituate MA – Town officials report new piping, tank, lighting and site-work milestones at the Stearns Meadow plant, with more work scheduled.
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Mount Joy Fairview Street water-main work brings changing closures
Fairview Street water-main construction is underway in Mount Joy, with changing closures expected as crews install new pipe, hydrants and a railroad crossing.
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Sierra Madre Bailey Canyon Project Nears Carter Avenue Improvements
Sierra Madre’s 42-home Bailey Canyon project has completed onsite sewer and storm-drain work as crews prepare for planned Carter Avenue improvements.
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Newtonville station closure expected as accessibility work nears construction
Newtonville, MA — The commuter rail station is moving toward a more-than-two-year accessibility reconstruction, but final closure dates remain pending.
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Waco Speegleville Road-Oak Road closure expected through Aug. 8
Waco’s Speegleville Road-Oak Road intersection remains closed after a July 27 expansion, with reopening expected around Aug. 8, weather permitting.
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Grand Rapids river restoration work is underway downtown
Construction began July 1 in Grand Rapids’ lower Grand River reach, closing Ah-Nab-Awen Park while crews remove four dams through 2027.