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Overnight Lane Closures on I-280 Scheduled for July 2124

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The New Jersey Department of Transportation confirmed overnight lane closures on I-280 in Morris and Essex counties from July 21 to July 24 for bridge repairs. One lane in each direction will remain open nightly from 10:00 p. m. to 6:00 a. m.

, leading to potential delays for motorists. This work aims to replace the bridge deck over the Passaic River and implement crucial safety upgrades as part of a $12 million federally funded project. According to NJDOT, the project is expected to reach completion by fall 2029, signaling long-term improvements for drivers. Officials urge motorists to exercise caution and plan for extra travel time during the construction period. For real-time updates, they recommend visiting 511NJ.

org or following @NewJerseyDOT on social media. This infrastructure enhancement is vital for maintaining safe travel conditions on a key interstate route. The project reflects ongoing efforts to modernize New Jersey's transportation infrastructure.

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Grand Re-Opening and 5-Year Anniversary Celebration at GEICO Morris Plains

GEICO Morris Plains celebrated its Grand Re-Opening and 5-Year Anniversary on November 15 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local leaders and customers. Owner Christian Aracena emphasized the agency's commitment to the community and its growth over the past five years, aiming to continue providing exceptional service.