PennDOT & Patch - Thu September 01, 2022
Hurricane Damaged Bridge in Pennsylvania Getting $4.5M Replacement
One of the aftereffects of the rampage of what was left of Hurricane Ida through eastern Pennsylvania last September was the heavy damage it inflicted on area bridges and roadways. Among the smaller structures that took a hit from the storm was the Worthington Mill Road bridge over the Neshaminy Creek in Bucks County, north of Philadelphia....
Brenda Ruggiero – CEG Correspondent - Thu August 25, 2022
Fay, S&B USA Construction Reconnects Hill District, Pittsburgh's Downtown
A unique bridge/city park project worth more than $30 million has reached completion in downtown Pittsburgh, Pa. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) managed the construction of the "Cap" Project — the I-579 Urban Connector — for the Sports & Exhibition Authority (SEA)....
Erie Times-News - Tue August 16, 2022
Cranes, Scaffolding, Crews Illustrate Erie, Pa.'s Downtown Renaissance
New buildings are rising, iconic buildings are being restored and abandoned structures are undergoing demolition as Erie, Pa., reinvents its downtown. They are just some of the construction projects under way in the heart of the city along the southern banks of Lake Erie in northwestern Pennsylvania this summer, according to a recent article in the Erie Times-News....
CEG - Thu August 11, 2022
Former Owner of Highway Equipment Company Dies, 84
Daniel L. Reynolds Jr. of Cranberry township, formerly of McCandless Township, passed away peacefully on Aug. 2, 2022, at his home. He was 84. Born May 26, 1938, Mr. Reynolds was the son of the late Daniel L....
CEG - Thu August 11, 2022
Widely Respected Industry Veteran Michael 'Mikey' J. Tulish Passes Away
Michael J. Tulish, 68, of Telford, Pa., passed away at his residence July 27, 2022. Originally from Conshohocken, Pa., he was the son of the late Joseph and Rose (Dayoc) Tulish and was the husband of Deborah (Martin) Tulish for 38 years....
Craig Mongeau - CEG Editor in Chief - Thu August 11, 2022
VIDEO: Schlouch Deploys Big Cat 395 to Massive Project
When a noted Pennsylvania grading and excavation company was faced with working on one of the biggest projects in its history, one that included filling in old strip-mining pits, its best minds convened to decide how to perform the project safely and efficiently....
National Park Service & WHTM-TV - Wed August 03, 2022
Rehab Work Happening at Key Sites Within Pa.'s Gettysburg National Battlefield
Pennsylvania's Gettysburg National Military Park (NMP), site of the Civil War's most decisive battle in 1863, currently is undergoing upgrades at two key locations to improve wear and tear from years of being a popular historical destination....
NBC Sports Philadelphia & 76ers PR - Mon August 01, 2022
Philadelphia 76ers Plan to Build New NBA Arena in City Center by 2031-32 Season
In under a decade, the Philadelphia 76ers plan to place elsewhere. No, the Sixers are not moving out of Philly, the city it has called home since 1964; rather, it wants to move into a new arena in Center City....
ALL Crane - Thu July 28, 2022
Crane That Helped Avert Mining Disaster 20 Years Ago
Twenty years ago, all eyes were on a farm in Somerset County, Pa., as a daring rescue took place for nine coal miners trapped 250 feet underground. On July 24, 2002, the miners had accidentally tapped into a poorly documented abandoned mine, flooding their own mine with water and blocking their exit....
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Tue July 19, 2022
Private Developer Could Replace Nine Bridges If PennDOT Can Get Funds
Pennsylvania could continue to work with a partnership headed by an Australian partnership to replace nine major bridges across the state and support them for 30 years. The trick is that it must find another way to pay for the construction now that adding tolls of $1 or $2 per vehicle is off the table....
