New biking and pedestrian lane construction begins Monday in Kettering

Construction for a new bike and pedestrian sidewalk along East Stroop Road between Dorothy Lane and Glengarry Drive near The Greene begins Monday and is expected to go until October. /STAFF

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Construction for a new bike and pedestrian sidewalk along East Stroop Road between Dorothy Lane and Glengarry Drive near The Greene begins Monday and is expected to go until October. /STAFF
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Aug 13, 2023
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Construction for a new bike and pedestrian sidewalk along East Stroop Road between Dorothy Lane and Glengarry Drive begins Monday.

The project near The Greene is where the off-street bike and pedestrian route will run from East Stroop and County Line Road from Hempstead Station Drive to Spaulding Road, according to a statement from City of Kettering.

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Construction for a new bike and pedestrian sidewalk along East Stroop Road between Dorothy Lane and Glengarry Drive near The Greene begins Monday and is expected to go until October. Photo Credit: City of Kettering

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This construction project is expected to run through October.

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Traffic on East Stroop will be maintained, however, lane closures on southbound Stroop will be necessary.

Please avoid this area during peak hours or allow extra travel time.

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