• Read more about Paving Schedule for Routes 3 and 230 in Trenton

Trenton ? Crews will wrap up the paving project on Routes 3 and 230 in Trenton this week.

On Tuesday, November 20th paving on Route 3 will take place from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. resulting in alternating one-way traffic. After 3 p.m., crews will pave the turning lane only, resulting in two- way traffic flowing again on Route 3.

On Wednesday, November 21st from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., crews will pave Route 230 at the intersection with Route 3. Two-way traffic on Route 230 will be maintained.

• Read more about I-395 Exit Closure

Bangor ? Crews will be performing drainage work necessitating the closure of Exit 3A eastbound on I-395 Wednesday, November 28th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Variable message boards will alert drivers approaching the exit and will be directed to Exit 4. Detour signs will be posted to guide motorists through the area to the desired destination location.

• Read more about Trenton Paving Done for the Season

Trenton ? Crews have wrapped up paving for the season on a $2.3 million project on Routes 3 and 230 in Trenton. The project includes reconstruction of portions of Routes 3 and 230, and redesign of the intersection of these routes including new turning lanes and a traffic signal.

• Read more about Bonny Eagle Bridge Open to Traffic

Hollis ? The new Bonny Eagle Bridge, spanning the Saco River on the Hollis/Standish town line, is now open to two-way traffic. Crews have finished construction of the new bridge and will be starting the demolition of the old covered bridge.

Motorists will continue to see construction equipment on the side of the roadway on either of the approaches, with alternating one-way traffic expected to be implemented in a couple of weeks. This is necessary to remove additional equipment and prepare for the demolition of the covered bridge.

• Read more about MaineDOT Sees Real Savings from 2012 Construction Season

Augusta ? Now that the 2012 construction season has come to an end, MaineDOT reports that end-of-season figures are in alignment with the LePage Administration?s commitment to Maine?s taxpayers of ?doing more with less.?

• Read more about Upcoming Closure of Exit 133 In Fairfield

Fairfield ? Crews will be performing repairs to the Route 201 overpass in Fairfield starting Tuesday morning, January 8th at 9 a.m., necessitating the closure of the northbound Exit 133. This effort will continue all day on Wednesday and the early part of Thursday, January 10th.

Motorists will be expected to utilize Exit 132 through this period.

• Read more about Sarah Mildred Long Bridge Closed for Repairs

Kittery ? The Sarah Mildred Long Bridge in Kittery is undergoing repairs necessitating its closure on Thursday, January 24th and possibly Friday, January 25th.

After bridge controllers attempted to raise the lift span on Wednesday afternoon, a section did not align properly and therefore would not fully close.

Crews will be on the bridge through the day today with the possible repairs continuing into tomorrow.

• Read more about New Container Service to Offer Direct Access to Europe

From the Governor's Office:http://www.maine.gov/tools/whatsnew/index.php?topic=Gov+News&id=501888&v=article2011

• Read more about Temporary Off-Ramp Closing at Exit 15 Northbound Starting In March

YARMOUTH. The Maine Department of Transportation unveiled plans today for multi-faceted highway improvement project that will have mapmakers redrawing the Exit 15 interchange for Interstate 295 and U.S. Route 1.

The Yarmouth project will provide new access to I-295 northbound from Route 1 and improve safety at the Exit 15 interchange by modifying and improving the existing ramp configurations. A new Park & Ride Commuter Lot will also be constructed as part of the project.

• Read more about Woolwich Bridge Rehabilitation Begins This Month

Woolwich ? MaineDOT is rehabilitating the Station 46 Bridge that spans the Mane Eastern Rail tracks in Woolwich starting this month. While this effort will continue until mid-August, traffic impacts will end by mid-June when crews start repairing the underside of the bridge. Though most of the work will take place during the day, two 10 ft. 6 inch lanes of traffic will be maintained at all times. Wide loads will be prohibited while construction is under way.

The contract for this bridge rehabilitation has been awarded to Wyman and Simpson, Inc. of Richmond for $1.17 million.