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Paving crews have started work on a planned parking lot near the Binghamton Governmental Plaza.

A rough section of Main Street in Johnson City that's caused driver aggravation for months has been paved.

The East Clinton Street Bridge in Binghamton is on the short-list for rehabilitation.

Drivers on Binghamton's West Side can expect delays for the rest of the week as paving operations continue on Riverside Drive.

Several street repaving and reconstruction projects will mean changing traffic patterns throughout much of downtown Binghamton in coming weeks. Workers have been milling and paving around the center city business district in recent days...

Thousands of drivers are facing daily delays because of a milling and repaving project in the town of Union. The work on Hooper Road in Endwell started Monday. It's expected to continue for about two more weeks. The project will affect travel between Taft Avenue and Prospect Street...

Navigating through some sections of downtown Binghamton is a bit challenging as city crews prepare to repave parts of several heavily-traveled streets. Portions of State, Henry, Chenango and Carroll streets have been milled in recent days...

Binghamton's milling and paving program has shifted to sections of downtown streets. Milling on Friday was done on State Street between Court and Henry streets, just south of the Binghamton Federal Building. City officials say milling is planned on Monday on Henry Street between Chenango and Fayette...

A repaving project that's been slowing traffic on Route 17 in Vestal in recent days is almost finished. Drivers on the highway between Route 26 and the Tioga County line have encountered delays in recent weeks because of the work. Most of the paving work on the three-mile section of Route 17 has been completed...

Motorists on Route 17 in western Broome County have been encountering extended delays due to repaving. Crews spent the past few weeks preparing the three-mile stretch of the Southern Tier Expressway in Vestal for the resurfacing project...