Thruway warns of heavy holiday traffic
New York wants drivers to stay mindful they'll face heavier-than-normal vehicular traffic during Memorial Day Weekend. The New York State Thruway Authority has suspended construction and deployed additional personnel on the road to assist the anticipated heavy volume of travelers, according to Michael R. Fleischer, who heads the state Thruway Authority.
Motorists should listen to traffic information by tuning their vehicle radios to the following frequencies: Albany and Buffalo areas 1610 AM, and Syracuse area 1620 AM. For up-to-date road condition information, call (800) 847-8929, or log onto www.nysthruway.gov.
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Prince Lorenzo Borghese, born in Milan and now living in Manhattan, will search for his princess out of 25 eligible women.
The producers are searching for 25 bachelorettes who are classy, professional women between the ages of 21 to 31 who are also truly searching for love. For more information, visit www.thebachelor.tv.
And if you plan to make the trip to try out and would like The Citizen to record your experience, contact Laura Boyce at 253-5311 ext. 236 or e-mail her at citizenfeatures@lee.net.
- From staff reports
Motorists should listen to traffic information by tuning their vehicle radios to the following frequencies: Albany and Buffalo areas 1610 AM, and Syracuse area 1620 AM. For up-to-date road condition information, call (800) 847-8929, or log onto www.nysthruway.gov.
Looking to try out for ‘The Bachelor?'
ABC's “The Bachelor” will be holding open calls June 6 through 13, in New York City and the Hamptons for the show's fall season. The next bachelor is a prince, and the series will be filmed in Rome.
Prince Lorenzo Borghese, born in Milan and now living in Manhattan, will search for his princess out of 25 eligible women.
The producers are searching for 25 bachelorettes who are classy, professional women between the ages of 21 to 31 who are also truly searching for love. For more information, visit www.thebachelor.tv.
And if you plan to make the trip to try out and would like The Citizen to record your experience, contact Laura Boyce at 253-5311 ext. 236 or e-mail her at citizenfeatures@lee.net.
- From staff reports
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