Maureen Patry, owner of Maureen’s Boutique on 146 Main St. and Vintage Junky at 680 Glen Ave., during public comment said a two-way traffic pattern would not work on Main Street. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
Maureen Patry, owner of Maureen’s Boutique on 146 Main St. and Vintage Junky at 680 Glen Ave., during public comment said a two-way traffic pattern would not work on Main Street. (LISA D. CONNELL PHOTO)
BERLIN — Change can be seen as a threat or an opportunity. For some city councilors and residents, the thought of remaking Main Street traffic into a two-way flow prompted reconsideration of the board’s Feb. 17 decision to return to the city’s decades-old downtown two-way traffic pattern.
A two-third majority vote was required to revisit the council’s earlier decision to go ahead with a two-way plan.
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