At the end of May, Tuesday nights will not be filled with the rumble of car engines as the weekly Cruise Night event will no longer be held in the village of Fairport.

Cruise Nights were held in the parking lot of the village’s Box Factory and featured a vast display of classic cars from area collectors and live music.

Organizer Larry Dilullo announced this week that the popular summer event will be moving to the Burgundy Basin Inn starting May 28 after 11 years in the village.

He said the reason was partly due to the cost of renting the space next to the Box Factory, which was paid for by the Fairport-Perinton Merchants Association and two adjoining businesses, Lickety Splits and Towpath Cafe.

Crews will begin work on May 13 on $4.4.-million project to replace the bridge that carries an exit and entrance ramp between Route 96 and I-490 in Perinton.

Work will start the week of May 6 and the bridge will be closed for approximately four months beginning May 13. The new bridge is slated to reopen by August.

Drivers traveling on I-490 westbound will proceed to the next interchange at Route 31 in Pittsford (Exit 28). Motorists can exit and re-enter the expressway to return eastbound to exit at Route 96.  The detour will direct motorists on Route 96 to proceed south to the next interchange on Route 96 to enter I-490 westbound. A temporary left-turn lane and traffic signal will be installed on Route 96 to allow motorists access to I-490 westbound at Exit 28 (the interchange closest to Victor.) 

There will be no impact to travel in the eastbound direction.

If you want to stay up-to-date on the goings-on in the Fairport Central School District, you can now follow it on Twitter.

The district says to celebrate its presence on Twitter, it’s asking parents, students and community members to tweet @FCSDtweets during the week of May 6 through May 10 why they appreciate teachers. The district will also tweet with #fairportcsd.