FORT ANN, N.Y. (AP) - State transportation officials say they'll be doing more work along a stretch of eastern New York road closed last month by a massive rock slide.
They tell the Glens Falls Post-Star that the southbound lane of Route 4 in Fort Ann will be closed starting Monday, reducing it to one lane. It may reopen Friday if the work removing more rock is completed.
The road is a main route between Vermont and New York.
A cliff collapsed on Oct. 15, sending 2,000 tons of rocks onto 200 yards of the road, narrowly missing several vehicles.
Geologists said it was undermined by flowing water.
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