PLAIN DEALER: RENEWED CORNELL ROAD BRIDGE TO REOPEN AFTER BEING CLOSED FOR FOUR AND A HALF YEARS
“There will be no fireworks but lots of celebrating on Thursday when the Cornell Road bridge, a vital link between Little Italy and University Circle, reopens to traffic.
It will be the first time in 4½ years that thousands of commuters, University Hospitals employees and Case Western Reserve University students and faculty have unfettered access on the roads that ring their campuses.
“We have been waiting with bated breath,” said Ron Dziedzicki, senior vice president and general manager of operations for University Hospitals. “We had lost one-third of the viable access route to our institution.”
And the other two nearby routes, Adelbert Road and Euclid Avenue, had their own traffic nightmares in recent years…” (go to article)
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