Roads closed by flooding reopen across the Hudson Valley
A section of the Taconic Parkway in Mt. Pleasant, between East Stevens Avenue and Commerce Street, is back open.
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Jul 17, 2023, 10:06 AM
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Updated 375 days ago
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5ds agoNumerous Hudson Valley roadways are slowly reopening following flooding from storms over the past week.
A section of the Taconic Parkway in Mt. Pleasant, between East Stevens Avenue and Commerce Street, is back open.
Route 6 is now fully open between Route 293 and the Long Mountain Circle.
In addition, the northern section of the Palisades Parkway has reopened with reduced lanes from the Bear Mountain Bridge, southward toward Rockland County.
