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Plans to Speed Up Buses Slowed as the City Gets Set to Reopen
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The MTA’s signature plan to revamp bus routes has been stuck in the slow lane for over a year because of the pandemic delaying long-planned efforts to speed up rides as the city begins reopening.
Agency officials say the citywide bus network redesign which launched on Staten Island Express routes in 2018 will eventually resume, though the MTA could not specify an exact timetable.
While Staten Island’s overhaul was completed nearly three years ago, The Bronx’s redesign was just about to hit the streets when COVID slammed the brakes. The MTA had started public outreach on its Queens plan, while Brooklyn’s redesign was in a preliminary phase. Manhattan will be the last borough to have its bus routes reimagined.
New Conference House pavilion is unveiled, after $6.5M renovation project
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City officials cut the ribbon to officially unveil the newly constructed Almer G. Russell Pavilion in Conference House Park in Tottenville on May 4, 2021 (Staten Island Advance/Giavanni Alves) Giavanni Alves
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. –– A gleaming new pavilion the result of a $6.5 million renovation effort was unveiled Tuesday at Conference House Park.
The 3,000 square foot open-air pavilion rests upon the piles of the original structure, which was built in 1935 in Tottenville, the southernmost point of New York State. Over the years, the pavilion was worn down by storms. The Parks Department closed it in 2011 due to extensive damage that it endured during Hurricane Irene.