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The start of the two-month Water Street Bridge closure has been delayed again–until Monday, July 29–according to PennDOT and project contractor Kriger Construction, who announced the postponement Wednesday.
The Water Street Bridge won’t be closed for a long-planned two-month replacement project until July 15, but preliminary construction work that could cause delays will begin this Monday, July 1, PennDOT said Friday.
Earlier this week, someone who is building a new home in Lower Saucon Township got a nasty surprise. Township police say the home was extensively vandalized over the weekend.
The Saucon Valley School District announced Friday that due to construction that will be taking place in the high school over the summer, all Saucon Valley High School offices will be relocated beginning Wednesday, June 19.
St. Luke’s University Health Network broke ground in May 2018 on Bucks County’s newest hospital, which is currently under construction near Quakertown. It will be known as St. Luke’s Upper Bucks when it opens in the fall.
Tinicum Township police and the Bucks County District Attorney’s office are asking anyone who believes they may have been defrauded by a Doylestown Township contractor to contact them, after the man was charged Tuesday with allegedly defrauding a pair of Tinicum homeowners of $126,000 through home improvement fraud and investment schemes.
These rare photos shared by Christine Johnson show Interstate 78 as it appeared while it was under construction in eastern Lower Saucon Township in the late 1980s.
The new playground that will be built in Hellertown’s Dimmick Park will be 33 percent bigger than the existing, 20-year-old playground, borough engineer Bryan Smith of Barry Isett & Associates told borough council Monday night.
The construction of a new high-rise at Third and S. New streets in South Bethlehem is expected to have a big impact on traffic in the area in October and November.
By the fall of this year, the private, 350-member club at 700 Linden Avenue will begin an exciting new chapter, which both its membership and new owners believe will position it for success and sustainability well into the 21st century.
