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May

2013

Work planned on more than 20 Will County roads

Author: Editor

Will County motorists can expect to see some major road projects this summer as the county plans to spend $74 million on 21 road projects.

County Engineer Bruce Gould said work will begin soon on various projects that include the widening of Renwick and Weber roads near Romeoville, the construction of a bridge at 95th street between Bolingbrook and Naperville, widening of McDonough Road in Joliet and the widening of County Farm Road near Plainfield.

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16

Aug

2012

Will County backs Illiana route near Wilmington

Author: Editor
A “sliver” of the Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie should be used for the Illiana Expressway so homes in northern Wilmington don’t have to be torn down to make way for the road, the Will County Board recommended Thursday.
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14

Aug

2012

RTA chief says more money needed for transportation system

Author: Editor

If people want a good transportation system in the suburbs, it is going to cost money.

That was the word from Regional Transportation Authority Executive Director Joe Costello, who spoke to the Naperville Chamber of Commerce Legislative Committee Monday about the need for increased funding for regional transportation.

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11

Aug

2012

Wilmington mayor Orr says proposed Illiana route changing ‘probably on a weekly basis’

Author: Editor

The path of the proposed Illiana Expressway once againdominated public comment during the Wilmington City Council meeting this week.

In response to a question about whether or not the proposedroute will be north or south of the power lines near New River Road and Illinois Route 53,Mayor Marty Orr said he doesn’t know.

“I wish I knew what they were doing,” Orr said duringTuesday night’s meeting.

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11

Aug

2012

High-speed rail set to start soon on part of Amtrak line

Author: Editor
Amtrak riders will start getting the feel of high-speed rail in the fall between Dwight and Pontiac.

“That will be the first segment operating at 110 miles per hour,” said Guy Tridgell, a spokesman for the Illinois Department of Transportation.

Full high-speed rail service from Joliet to Alton is not expected to start until 2015 at the earliest. But the trip should go a little faster with the higher speeds allowed for a 20-mile stretch from Dwight to Pontiac.


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