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Second Avenue Subway Breaks Ground Ahead of Big Tunnel Dig Next Year
New York officials broke ground on the next phase of the Second Avenue Subway, a nearly $7 billion project to extend the Q line into East Harlem and potentially west to Broadway. Tunnel boring machines will begin work in 2027, with three new stations expected to open by 2032, following a legal dispute over withheld federal funds.
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