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Central Corridor light- rail construction reached major milestones near the University of Minnesota campus prior to the holiday weekend as workers put in extra hours to have roads, sidewalks and cr
From “a dream come true” to “protection for one street, increased risk for the other streets,” plans to change traffic flow on Charles Avenue in St.
From: Cassandra Berg
Date: Aug 04 13:26 CDT
You know, this light rail construction is getting out of hand. Between damaged business, damaged homes, excessive vibration, excessive noise at all hours of the day and night, construction trucks not using the proper roadways, and on and on….where does it stop?
One day soon, the Twin Cities is going to get a shiny new light rail that travels all the way from Target Field in Minneapolis to Union Depot in Saint Paul, that brings with it a new vibrancy and c
Over the past several months, SHA volunteers on the Pedestrian Safety and Traffic Calming Committee have been working hard to get out the word in Summit Hill about the Met Council/Metro Transit pro
As dirt continues to pile up and cars face an ever-changing maze of roadblocks, the Central Corridor light-rail project has passed the halfway point, according to spokeswoman Laura Baenen.
As Central Corridor construction continues, two major new construction projects are planned for the Iris Park area in St. Paul’s Midway neighborhood.
So there’s this keyboard-like apparatus that can meow a more-or-less musical scale. Or bark it. Or make other animal and electronic sounds. Continue Reading
It doesn’t take rocket science to figure out that all modes of transportation support and complement each other. Even astronauts drive to the base and walk to the launch tower before blasting off. On a more mundane level, we walk to cars and transit and walk again when we debark. We drive or ride to the airport and walk or tram to the jetway. Biking, walking and transit are similarly joined.Different transit modes—light rail, commuter rail and buses—also work hand in hand. Continue Reading
Liz Abbene apologizes for being late as she unlocks the door to her new office space a few blocks from the intersection of Raymond and University Avenue in St. Paul.