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How to Navigate Unusual Traffic Patterns and Intersections

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By Jackie Perrin
| The Extra Mile (AAA)
As drivers hit the road this year—whether for family vacations, road trips or daily commutes—they’re increasingly encountering traffic designs that may seem unusual, but are intentionally engineered to improve safety and traffic flow. From Michigan lefts to jughandles to reduced conflict U-turns, these configurations often leave drivers unsure of what to do. But many of these designs share a common goal: reducing the riskiest movements at intersections.
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5 Soups and Stews That Define America’s Cold-Weather Comfort

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By Jackie Perrin
| The Extra Mile (AAA)
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National Grid taps college students for insight into CNY workforce of the future

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By Jackie Perrin
| This is CNY
National Grid building In January 2026, the National Grid Foundation will launch its first Youth Advisory Council. (Scott Schild) Central New York leaders have long focused on keeping young adults in the region, encouraging those who grow up here or come for college to build their lives and careers locally. At the same time, employers across the area face a shortage of trained workers.
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