Steven Adams | Tribune-Review
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Motorists who use the Tarentum Bridge will need to find another way across the Allegheny River for roughly half of June.
PennDOT said a 16-day closure of the bridge will begin at 7 a.m. June 9 and continue until late in the day June 25. About 30,000 vehicles use the bridge daily.
PennDOT spokeswoman Yasmeen Manyisha said poor weather could push back the scheduled construction dates.
The 16-day closure will allow crews to replace joints on the bridge and the latex deck. The work is part of a larger $3.2 million project that is expected to be completed in the fall.
A two-week closure of a 1-mile section of Coxcomb Hill Road in Plum will begin at about noon Monday, weather permitting, PennDOT announced Thursday. Coxcomb will be closed between Kerr and Logans Ferry roads through June 7 while crews work on drainage improvements and shoulder reconstruction. Through traffic will be