Linglestown TV’s look at the planned village improvement project wraps up with a few miscellaneous questions for Village of Linglestown Committee member Stuart Knade. Link: street lighting

How will motorists navigate through Linglestown during the reconstruction of Route 39 in the historic village? Watch today’s update segment to find out.

The planned roadway and streetscape improvements in Linglestown are expected to cost about $4 million. Where’s the money coming from? Watch today’s update segment to find out.

Planned improvements in Linglestown are usually referred to as the “square project.” Today’s update segment will reveal that the project involves much more than the village square and outlines the tentative construction schedule. Link: traffic calming, Blue Mountain Parkway bypass

Linglestown Gazette’s weeklong look at the planned Linglestown improvements begins by tackling the killer question related to the project – Why a roundabout at the square instead of traffic lights? Links: roundabouts (1), roundabouts (2), roundabouts (3), roundabouts (4)

Today's Patriot-News includes a must-read article about worsening traffic congestion on Route 39, which is usually referred to as Linglestown Road. I first traveled the road while training for bicycle races sometime around 1980. Back then it was a country road. Ahh, the good ole days!

Lower Paxton Twp. police issued a traffic advisory Monday morning about the closure of Nyes Rd. between Locust Lane and Union Deposit Rd. due to damage caused by heavy rains. The road is closed in both directions. PennDOT has been notified. It is unknown how long it will take to repair the road and open it for traffic. Questions concerning the repairs and reopen time should be directed to PennDOT District 8-0 Headquarters.