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John Witherow lives along Matthews Road and has been directly impacted by the construction here since it began on June 16th.

"I have no room to get into my driveway, to back into my driveway. The neighbors, the guy next door, everybody from my house up to the corner has to use my driveway to get to their house," said Witherow.

The detour route of Thalia Road to Lake Park Road gets very congested during the morning and evening commutes.

"You got ODOT paving Midlothian, which is another inconvenience and you got the work on 224. So, to have three of the main east-west routes under construction at the same time is a major inconvenience," said Pat Ginnetti, Mahoning County Engineer.

Many motorists have tried to cut corners, literally, by driving through the parking lot of Heritage Presbyterian Church. Pastor Kristin Stroble said it has been a safety concern.

"We put a road closed sign and some cones, and they were stolen a couple nights ago. And before that they would be moved every morning when I came back. So, it's been a challenge," said Stroble.

Mahoning County Engineer Pat Ginnetti said, with the exception of rain delays, the project has been moving smoothly and must be completed before school begins.

"It's a temporary inconvenience until the project is done. More so here because it's a full closure as well, it's not even limited. You either have to go completely around or sit through the delays on the detour routes," said Ginnetti.

Reverend Stroble is hopeful the end result will be better traffic flow, but Witherow is skeptical.

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Monday, July 21, 2014 11:12 PM EDT

By JUSTIN MUSZYNSKI STAFF WRITER

BRISTOL A local man charged with doing driveway work without a license and known to solicit the elderly while seeking paving jobs stood before a judge Monday morning.

Brian Curylo, 28, of 41 Pleasant St., arrested earlier this month, appeared briefly in Bristol Superior Court before his case was continued to Aug. 11.

He was charged July 7 with second-degree larceny, offering home repair without a license, no notice of cancellation, failure to provide notice of cancellation rights and failure to provide oral cancellation rights.

Curylo, who is free on $5,000 bond, had his home improvement license revoked in March, and was ordered to pay just over $30,000 to five former customers and $5,750 in civil penalties, according to a release from the Department of Consumer Protection. He has a lengthy criminal history that includes larceny and conspiracy to commit larceny.

This month, police spotted him working on a 93-year-old womans driveway. Officers said they knew Curylo wasnt supposed to be doing contracting work, so they arrested him. Police later said he had agreed to work on the womans driveway for $550.

Curylo and his business, Hot Top Paving, have been the subject of numerous complaints. He was being investigated last month after someone reported to police that he took over $800 but never returned to do the work.

That investigation was eventually dropped after Curylo told authorities he had planned to finish the job, but he wound up voiding the deal and returning the customers money.

Justin Muszynski can be reached at (860) 584-0501, ext. 7250, or jmuszynski@bristolpress.com.

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The man accused of scamming innocent homeowners out of tens of thousands of dollars in paving work was caught by police.

Police have been tracking the accused scammer, Brian Curylo, for more than one year, and he is now facing some stuff penalties.

Curylo owes at least $30,000 in fines to the state, and was an hour late on Monday to face a judge.

Police said Curylo and his Hot Top Paving company are well known throughout Bristol and beyond after he reportedly scammed the elderly.

Harold Thorne lives on Geary Avenue in Bristol and said he could have almost been Curylo's next victim recently.

"I just stopped them before they got here, I said, whatever you're selling, I don't want it'," Thorne said.

After the state's Consumer Protection Department investigated multiple complaints, Curylo's license was taken away, so police said he allegedly resorted to going door-to-door trying to bring in more business.

He was arrested on Geary Avenue while he was working on the cracks in the driveway that belonged to a 92-year-old woman.

"I thought he was legitimate, honestly, trying to make a little money but it turns out he wasn't," Thorne added.

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From the Nevada Department of Transportation:

Major paving work is scheduled to start Sunday evening, July 20 on U.S. 50 in the Moundhouse area as part of a Nevada Department of Transportation project to enhance the highway.

Beginning the evening of July 20, weather dependent, single lane closures are scheduled to take place weekdays as the roadway surface is milled and repaved. One eastbound lane will be closed for paving from approximately 7 p.m. to 11 a.m. weekdays. Paving will also take place on the westbound freeway between 1 p.m. and 5:30 a.m., with single lane closures. The paving work is expected to complete by mid-August, with the entire project scheduled for completion in the fall. The paving is part of an approximately $6 million project by contractor Granite Construction to repave and improve U.S. 50 from Arrowhead Drive in east Carson City to one mile east of the State Route 341 (Virginia City) intersection. A half-mile frontage road will also be constructed on the south side of U.S. 50 between Dorff Lane and Jeanette Drive, and an acceleration lane added for westbound turns from Alfonso Drive. Safety enhancements such as slope flattening and concrete barrier rail, as well as T intersection improvements at SR 341 and Flint Drive, will also be made.

Project construction is currently on schedule. Since the projects start in June, enhancements to driveway approaches to the highway have been made, 14 additional roadside drainage inlets installed, electrical conduits placed for additional roadside lighting, a new frontage road graded and more.

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Jul 15, 2014 8:56 PM by Marissa Esquivel

TUCSON - Crews from the Southern Arizona Paving and Construction Co. will begin work to improve roadway conditions on Sixth Street from Ferro Avenue to Park Avenue.

The project will begin with crews lowering manhole covers and water valve covers. This work will take place through Friday.

They will be working from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. During the utility lowering phase of the project at least one lane of travel in each direction will be maintained.

On July 21, crews will begin removing asphalt and repaving on Sixth Street. The milling and repaving is scheduled to be complete by Tuesday, July 29. The asphalt removing and paving will take place from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. At least one lane of travel in each direction will be maintained during this work.

Residential and business access will be maintained at all times during the project, except for when heavy equipment is directly in front of a driveway.

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Dustin Neil Gilbert, 24, was southbound on Eighth Avenue at about 1:20 a.m., when he said he took his eyes off the road for a minute, said Sgt. Matt Wildfong of the Ottawa County Sheriffs Department.

He claimed he didnt have enough time to avoid a collision when he looked back.

Gilberts car struck a paving machine that was being loaded onto a trailer at the side of the road. The impact caused a Bobcat on the trailer to fall off and land on its back in the middle of the road. The driver of the paving machine was not injured.

An ambulance transported Gilbert to Spectrum Hospital in Grand Rapids.

Wildfong said the asphalt company had just completed working on a driveway and the crew was loading up their equipment.

The crash is still under investigation.

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July 15th, 2014 10:50 pm by Wes Bunch

GATE CITY A Tennessee man accused of carrying out multiple paving scams in Southwest Virginia pleaded guilty in Scott County court last week to a second felony charge of operating without a contractor's license.

Frank Edward Small, 52, of Johnson City, was indicted by a Scott County grand jury June 23 on a single count of violating Virginia business regulations for the third time in 36 months.

It was the second time since May Small had been indicted on the same charge by a Scott County grand jury.

Small was arraigned in Scott County Circuit Court on July 9 and, in a rare move, pleaded guilty to the felony charge against him during the appearance.

Scott County authorities issued a capias warrant June 11 for Small's arrest stemming from his May indictment for a separate case of operating without a contractor's license. He pleaded guilty to that charge during a June 23 hearing in Scott County.

Small will be sentenced by 30th Circuit Court Judge John Kilgore on both counts on Sept. 4.

The most recent charge against Small stemmed from an incident that reportedly occurred in December 2013.

Scott County authorities said the incident matched other complaints involving Small. Law enforcement said the victim was elderly and never given an exact estimate for the work Small was performing. Once the work was completed, authorities said Small asked for an unreasonable amount of money as compensation for work that was poorly done.

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