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Month: October 2016

Architect's drawing of the new station, which will serve the east side of town. (Town of Davidson)

After years of planning, Davidson breaks ground Friday on Fire Station No. 2

October 19, 2016

The Town of Davidson breaks ground Friday morning on a long-needed second fire station off Davidson-Concord Road, near the Beaver Dam historic site.

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It's just a bit cloudy so our #supermoon or #pinkmoon tonight has a slight halo. Luna, I could watch you all night. #skyshow #DavidsonNC Read all about it at @earthskyscience

Charlotte Area Transit System will get almost $57 million in emergency federal #transit aid, and other NC systems also will get help with lost revenues and unexpected expenses related to the #coronavirus outbreak. More on @wfae and WFAE.org. @ridecats #CLT

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It's just a bit cloudy so our #supermoon or #pinkmoon tonight has a slight halo. Luna, I could watch you all night. #skyshow #DavidsonNC Read all about it at @earthskyscience

Charlotte Area Transit System will get almost $57 million in emergency federal #transit aid, and other NC systems also will get help with lost revenues and unexpected expenses related to the #coronavirus outbreak. More on @wfae and WFAE.org. @ridecats #CLT

If you're one of the few people still commuting on the highways right now, the #COVID19 crisis has a silver lining: No traffic. But that's a concern for operators of the state's toll roads and toll lanes. Traffic as of last week was less than half the normal volumes on North Carolina's two state-operated toll roads, the Monroe and the Triangle expressways. It's also non-existent on the I-77 Express Lanes north of Charlotte (photo). State officials and #I77 Mobility Partners (the private company that operates those toll lanes) both say they have enough reserves to cover their debt payments this year. But the slowdown could affect dividend payments to I-77 investors, the company says. Story on @wfae and WFAE.org (link in bio). #NCDOT #tolls #coronavirus

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