By Tribune-Review

Published: Monday, February 11, 2013, 12:01 a.m.
Updated: Monday, February 11, 2013

A $14 million interchange project along Interstate 79 in Butler County was scheduled to begin Monday, PennDOT said.

PennDOT will rebuild ramps and roads at the interchange of I-79 and Route 422 in Muddy Creek and replace two bridges that carry I-79 over Route 422 and Muddy Creek. New overhead signs, a traffic monitoring camera and three digital message signs will be installed.

Crews will begin work by building temporary crossover lanes through the median on I-79. Short-term, single-lane closures will occur in both directions between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on weekdays through early March, PennDOT said.

1. NHL commissioner Bettman talks Crosby, Olympics, outdoor games
2. Penguins insider: Golden opportunity arrives with Game 5
3. Steelers hope new blocking scheme kick-starts running game
4. Starkey: Pens’ offense blazing historic path
5. Steelers notebook: Gilbert hopes to stay on left side of O-line
6. Senators' Alfredsson clarifies comments made after Game 4
7. Seattle-area bridge collapse caused by oversize load
8. Pirates outfielder Snider certainly proving to be (big) hit
9. Pirates notebook: Melancon relishes rare save opportunity
10. Boy Scouts of America to drop ban on gay Scouts
11. 2 arrested after UK fighter jet scrambles to divert civilian plane

There are currently no comments for this story.
Subscribe today! Click here for our subscription offers.