Randolph-Washington St. light faces delays
By Mike BergerThe Canton DPW continues to await the delivery of parts for the new traffic light at the redesigned Randolph-Washington Street intersection, and according to DPW Superintendent Mike Trotta, delivery is now anticipated toward the end of October due to manufacturing delays. Once the parts arrive, it will take roughly a week to 10 days before the light is operational. On Neponset Street, line drawing and final paving remains for the new intersection and bridge project; however, Trotta said he does not know when the parts for the traffic light will arrive in Canton.
Traffic limited as fall DPW projects underway
Traffic is limited on Elm and Pecunit streets as DPW crews begin work on a water main replacement project and complete a paving project. DPW Superintendent Mike Trotta said traffic is limited to residential traffic, school buses, and visitors to Pakeen Farm. The water main project will run through Thanksgiving and begin again in the spring on Greenlodge Street. Also, the final laying of paving on Revere Street is scheduled for October 8 and 9.
Local officials to hold COVID-19 webinar
The town’s COVID-19 Task Force will held its second public information webinar, featuring a panel of local leaders moderated by Fire Chief Charles Doody, on Thursday, October 8, beginning at 4 p.m. Residents can email questions to covid19@town.canton.ma.us and must do so in advance by noon on Tuesday, October 6. Use Zoom ID 870 2269 1678 for viewer and audio participation, or dial in at 312-626-6799, using webinar ID 870 2269 1678.
Honey Dew offers deal to aid CFKWC
Until October 4, Honey Dew is offering a special donut deal to benefit Cops for Kids with Cancer. All proceeds from the blue-sprinkled donut will go toward supporting children who have cancer and their families. The donut will be sold at the Neponset Street location in Canton and at locations in Easton, Franklin, and East and West Bridgewater.
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Posted by Mike Berger
on Oct 2 2020. Filed under News, Police & Fire.
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