“I started playing baseball when I was younger and it is good to do this for the community, show to the others what we are able to do,” Central Penn baseball player Steven Armstrong said.Īs the morning warmed a bit, more workers arrived. Some of the bolts were very tight from the long time they had been in the ground and proved too tough even for the machines to remove easily.Īnd parts of the chain-link mesh were slippery. Many of them had problems removing the fencing in some cases, it was because parts of the fence metal were deeply buried in the ground, which caused the workers to lose a lot of time. This project includes the realignment of the intersection by relocating the northern leg of Devonshire Heights Road to align with the southern leg, the installation of a new traffic signal, and a culvert replacement from just south of North Highlands Court to just north of M Street.Shivering, chivalrous, knights at Koons Park earlier this month.Īfterward, all of them divided into pairs on different points on the field. A detour will be in place from 6 AM to 6 PM using Old Jonestown Road, Jonestown Road, Walnut Street, and Route 3024 (Locust Lane). On Saturday, May 9, Nyes Road will be closed so new sanitary sewer lines and manholes can be installed. An approximately 160-day detour will be in place using Beaver Road, Johnson Road, Old Jonestown Road, and Deaven Road. The contractor originally had planned to implement a long-term detour on Devonshire Heights Road, and a short-term detour on Nyes Road, at the intersection, this Saturday.īeginning at approximately 7 AM Monday, May 4, Devonshire Heights Road will be closed for roadway realignment and profiling work, and the installation of new stormwater, sanitary sewer, and gas lines. Work on a safety improvement project at the intersection of Nyes Road (Route 2019) and Devonshire Heights Road (T-774) in Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, has been postponed due to rain forecast for later this week. UPDATED Announcement from PennDOT 4/29/20:

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