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Nassau's traffic mess -

what might have been

By PACO NUNEZ

Tribune News Editor

THE FRACAS over the new Baillou Hill Road and Market Street one-way system was to a certain extent inevitable. Big problems tend to inspire big solutions, and considering the size and scope of Nassau's traffic dilemma, it was only a matter of time before the latest far-reaching alleviation plan led to the government butting heads with someone.

The Ministry of Works assured the public all will be back to normal once work on the corridor is complete, but the ...Read More

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