Gay Street, Samford Avenue lane closur expected Aug. 30-31

GAY STREET BRIDGE TO CLOSE ALL LAN FOR SAFETY SPECTN

The Cy of Knoxville announced a news release on Monday that the Gay Street Bridge will close to traffic on June 14 and 15 for an annual safety spectn wh the Tennsee Department of Transportatn. * gay street lane *

(WVLT) - The Cy of Knoxville announced a news release on Monday that the Gay Street Bridge will closed to traffic on June 14 and 15 for an annual safety spectn wh the Tennsee Department of Transportatn.

The northbound Gay Street lane across the bridge will close first on Tuday. On Wednday, the southbound lane across Gay Street Bridge will be both days, the lane will be closed sometime between 8:30 a.

Pestrians and bicyclists will still be able to e Gay Street Bridge, but officials warned people to be ut bee of the heavy equipment ed the spectn. (WATE) — An annual spectn will close motor vehicle traffic lan along the Gay Street Bridge this week, acrdg to the Cy of Knoxville.

GAY STREET BRIDGE LANE CLOSUR TUDAY, WEDNDAY KNOXVILLE

Like other vulnerable landmarks across the cy, the hoe at 14 Gay Street — which helped spire the mil “Wonrful Town” — is beg molished. * gay street lane *

The state’s bridge spectn begs Tuday morng wh the closure of the northbound Gay Street lane across the bridge. On Wednday, the southbound lane across the Gay Street Bridge will be closed.

The Gay Street Bridge opened to traffic on July 9, 1898, acrdg to the Historic Bridg of the Uned Stat. AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTStreetspIn the Village, Another Piece of the Cy’s History Is Comg DownLike other vulnerable landmarks across the cy, the hoe at 14 Gay Street — which helped spire the mil “Wonrful Town” — is beg 1937, when this photograph was taken, 14 Gay Street and s siblg 16 Gay Street were already more than 100 years old.

GAY STREET LANE TO BE SHUT DOWN NEXT WEEK IN WT CHTER

Today, there are only a few such ho left Greenwich Village — built the early 19th century for the merntile class, rather than the Abbott, via The New York Public LibraryOne Monday late November, prervatnists, policians, neighbors and looky-loos gathered at dk on Manhattan’s ty Gay Street, a slim crcent the heart of Greenwich Village, to prott the moln of a nearly 200-year-old hoe there. The place qutn, 14 Gay Street, is one of a clutch of six wsome but prer early 19th-century buildgs on Gay and Christopher Streets that were owned for s by Celte Mart, a sgular character voted to her properti and to the often eccentric st of tenants she Mart died late 2018, at 94, wh no will and no close relativ, so the cy took over her holdgs, sellg 14 Gay Street and s siblgs for about $9 ln to a buyer who flipped them last April to Lnel Nazarian, a 37-year-old veloper, for about $12 ln. Nazarian has done foundatn work that has stabilized 14 Gay Street and imperiled s neighbors, so the cy has orred s moln, a slow, labor procs that began jt before Thanksgivg.