Drainage improvement project expected to cause traffic issues in Roslyn Harbor
Nassau County just started working on the project north of the Glenwood Road and Bryan Avenue intersection.
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Oct 15, 2024, 12:55 AM
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yesterdayA drainage improvement project is expected to affect traffic in Roslyn Harbor for at least two weeks.
Nassau County just started working on the project north of the Glenwood Road and Bryan Avenue intersection.
Lane closures and detours are expected in that area.
The project is part of a $15 million sewer system upgrade in Glen Cove, Glen Head and Roslyn.
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