CONSTRUCTION OF A BRIDGE THAT WILL CARRY THE PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE OVER BRUSH CREEK IN NEW SEWICKLEY TOWNSHIP IS UNDERWAY. THE OLD BRIDGE – WHICH WAS CONSTRUCTED BACK IN 1951 – IS 150 FEET LONG, CARRIES MORE THAN 40-THOUSAND VEHICLES DAILY AND HAS BEEN DEEMED OBSOLETE BY TURNPIKE OFFICIALS. THE OLD BRIDGE WILL BE SWAPPED FOR THE NEW ONE IN SEPTEMBER. A 55-HOUR CLOSURE WILL BE IN PLACE BETWEEN THE BEAVER VALLEY EXIT AND THE CRANBERRY EXIT ON THE TURNPIKE FROM SEPTEMBER 22ND TO SEPTEMBER 25TH.