Titus Creek culvert project to close Broad St.
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Titus Creek culvert project to close Broad St.
Kellen Quigley 
July 8, 2025
SALAMANCA — A section of Broad Street in the city of Salamanca is to close between Hancock and Swan streets for the state Department of Transportation...
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Wildlife corridors decrease animal-vehicle crashes by up to 97%. So where are they?
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MARY ANN THOMAS Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  
April 16, 2025

Wildlife corridors decrease animal-vehicle crashes by up to 97%. So where are they?

PITTSBURGH (TNS) — Black bears, deer, bobcats and other wildlife used to cross Route 220 in the forests near State College, sometimes to their detriment and that of motorists.

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