Route 112 in Colrain Closing for Bridge Work

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COLRAIN, Mass. — The state Department of Transportation will close Route 112 to through traffic for approximately eight weeks beginning on Tuesday, Sept. 19.  
 
Bridge repair work will be conducted and will include removing the concrete wearing surface on two bridges and replacing the surface with a polymer modified concrete overlayment. 
 
Work will begin on the first bridge, located just south of the intersection of Route 112 and Charlemont Road, and will take approximately four weeks to complete.
 
Work will then begin on the second bridge, located just south of the intersection of Route 112 and Call Road, and will also take approximately four weeks to complete.
 
A signed detour will be in place for through-traffic utilizing Route 2 and Colrain/Shelburne Road and Greenfield Road.  Message boards are also being utilized to notify the travelling public. Updates will be provided when the work is completed at the first bridge and the work zone then moves to the second bridge. 
 
Drivers who are traveling through the affected areas should expect delays, reduce speed, and use caution.  
 
All scheduled work is weather dependent and subject to change without notice. 
 
For more information on traffic conditions, travelers are encouraged to download the Mass511 app, visit www.mass511.com for live updates or to subscribe, or Dial 511 and select a route to hear real-time conditions.?   
Follow @MassDOT on Twitter to receive regular updates on road and traffic conditions.  

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North Adams Warns Residents of Lead Pipe Survey Scam

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The City of North Adams is warning residents about scammers exploiting a city-run lead pipe survey project.

As mentioned in a letter sent to city residents, the city is undergoing a lead pipe survey. Since then, some residents have been contacted by scammers claiming to be part of the survey and looking for financial information.

Officials emphasized that the survey is free, and the city is not making phone calls to residents at this time. 

Residents are urged not to share financial details over the phone. Anyone receiving such calls should report the incident immediately to the North Adams Police Department at 413-664-4944, extension 1.

 
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