No one told him that the day's construction plan included the street in front of his home, so he hightailed it to move cars out of his driveway so they wouldn't be blocked. He said his biggest complaint is that he doesn't know what to expect from day to day. They don't tell us what's going on. Pribbenow, who lives behind Lebo and next to Lions' Field, said construction work kept him up all night on at least one occasion. But we have to watch the work in order to know when we can get in and out of our driveways.
Motorists have to keep a watch, too.
The road will be at least partially closed until construction is complete, said Jeff Shea, a senior engineer with the city. Williams has kept his sense of humor throughout the construction. He and his wife decorated the pipe with a pile of holly branches and set a red ribbon on top. Click here to send your ideas to The Sun.