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West Newbury Bridge 7+ Years Later
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West Newbury Bridge 7+ Years Later
WEST NEWBURY – Closed to vehicles for more than seven years, the Middle Street/Plummer Springs Bridge on the border of West Newbury and Newburyport now has a deck over the Upper Artichoke Reservoir, the drinking water supply for both communities. According to West Newbury officials, construction on the project is ahead of schedule, although peat was discovered in the ground below the bridge, which would not support the bridge’s foundation. The p…
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