Tullytown News

The Tullytown Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to throw its support behind a $40 million revitalization of a dangerous stretch of Route 13.

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in Bucks County Court, borough officials say Barry Davis won't hand over the password and other pertinent information for the site.

Proponents of the road project, including state Rep. John Galloway, D-140, have raised concerns recently that SEPTA might not move forward with the station improvements if the Route 13 upgrades aren't done.

The Bucks County Chapter of the Links, Incorporated will sponsor its 2nd Annual Health Fair outside the Wal-Mart at 1800 Levittown Parkway in Tullytown.

The planned $40 million revitalization project for a dangerous stretch of Route 13 through three towns will likely be able to shift into gear this year after all, according a local state lawmaker.

The Tullytown council's special meeting about the Route 13 overhaul project ended abruptly Tuesday night before council members even finished considering the issue.

The government councils of Tullytown and Bristol Township this week will take another look at the estimated $40 million overhaul project proposed for Route 13, officials said.