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While construction on Riverview Expressway might be causing headaches for motorists, local bus drivers will make route changes to minimize the effect on student transportation.

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In a letter to parents this week, Donna McCormick-Miller, principal of Makefield Elementary School, said the school鈥檚 new opening day will be Tuesday, Sept. 7, instead of Sept. 1 due to the ongoing renovation and construction at the school.

WESTFIELD – Opening day of the new school year Monday was unexpectedly smooth, despite ongoing road construction projects throughout the city. “Just awesome,” was the way Pamela J. Kotarski, school transportation director, described the day.

A construction worker was nearly electrocuted Tuesday, August 10, when he tried to start work on a electrical panel before the power was shut down.

In a letter to parents this week, Donna McCormick-Miller, principal of Makefield Elementary School, said the school鈥檚 new opening day will be Tuesday, Sept. 7, instead of Sept. 1 due to the ongoing renovation and construction at the school.

School administrators hope to keep Parmenter Elementary School students safe this fall with new bus routes to accommodate road work on Wachusett Street.

Construction and renovation at Eisenhower Middle High School may start as soon as the students walk out the door next June for summer vacation.

Construction has begun on two new business locations in Jacksonville. The job site where the new CVS Pharmacy has broken ground and work has begun. The frame聽 of a new convenience store is taking shape on the site of the former Bateman鈥檚 Texaco station on South Jackson.

The owners of a 100-year-old Gold Coast home have sued the prestigious Latin School of Chicago, claiming a school construction project caused their three-story building to sink and tilt northward in 2006. Ferdinand and Bernadette Korndorf say their home in the 1500 block of North Dearborn Parkway was damaged when a pneumatic hammer or vibrating driver was used during the construction of a new …