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North Scranton Bridge Replacement Project Completed Ahead of Schedule

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What happened

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A $2.5 million bridge replacement project on North Main Avenue in North Scranton was completed ahead of schedule. The new bridge allows 16,000 vehicles daily to drive over Leggetts Creek without needing to detour. The project involved replacing an old stacked-stone bridge with a new prestressed box-beam bridge.

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Why it matters

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The completion of the bridge provides a vital connection between different parts of the city and improves access to Interstate 81. Infrastructure improvements like this reduce disruption to daily commutes and travel for motorists.

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  • Lackawanna RiverLocation near which the South Side is geographically situated
  • South SideGeographical area located near the Lackawanna River

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  • ToyotaSpeculative

    Toyota's corporate expansion might see increased employment opportunities within the South Side area due to improved regional access.

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