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What may change how people get around?Roads issues across Northeast Georgia
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The town accepted state trail funding requiring a local match and is separately funding road, drainage and bridge work on a connecting corridor using town safety funds and…
City Council reviewed a possible Federal Transit Administration pilot planning grant that could shape future pedestrian, sidewalk and bike-lane improvements.
A council member pressed staff for a timeline on restriping streets that were recently repaved, work residents still need before lane markings return.
City officials have started work with consultants studying options to eliminate a railroad crossing in Cornelia.
The airport's manager has told commissioners more than once that staff and equipment aren't enough to keep up with mowing and grounds work.
The county's airport commission has an April 25 fly-in pancake breakfast event on its agenda for consideration.
A commissioner raised concerns that full-service fuel prices at the county airport have jumped more than a dollar, a cost that falls on pilots using the airport.
A vendor presentation on new bus-routing technology could affect how student transportation is managed in Habersham County.
A rail crossing upgrade near Grant Place that was expected to start in January was still being discussed with Norfolk Southern as of late February.
City commissioners reviewed a plan to replace a culvert where Fernside meets Highway 123, a project that could affect traffic on the road.
The city is considering a pedestrian sidewalk along a stretch of Big A Road used by residents near two intersecting roads.
The Highway 145/Highway 29 roundabout is projected to cost $3.6 million and isn't expected to be built until 2031.
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