There is a light at the end of the tunnel for drivers who must travel through Hampton Bays during the week, and it is not an oncoming train.
Motorists who have been forced to sit in traffic at several points along Montauk Highway for the past few months due to two unrelated construction projects—drainage upgrades and street repairs just east of the Shinnecock Canal and ongoing repairs to three train bridges in the hamlet—can take some comfort knowing that one of the projects should be finished by the end of this month.
Though they have been inconvenienced at some point this winter by the projects, which are in close vicinity to one another, many residents realize that the situation is only temporary and there is no point in getting upset over it... more
Motorists who have been forced to sit in traffic at several points along Montauk Highway for the past few months due to two unrelated construction projects—drainage upgrades and street repairs just east of the Shinnecock Canal and ongoing repairs to three train bridges in the hamlet—can take some comfort knowing that one of the projects should be finished by the end of this month.
Though they have been inconvenienced at some point this winter by the projects, which are in close vicinity to one another, many residents realize that the situation is only temporary and there is no point in getting upset over it... more


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