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Home›News›Brown County›Connectivity issues: Benefits questioned for South Bridge Connector

Connectivity issues: Benefits questioned for South Bridge Connector

By The Press
December 17, 2020
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South Bridge Connector
This is the approved route of the South Bridge Connector, a project that has been in the works since the 1960s. However, some questions still remain unanswered. Press Times Illustration
Tags1000 Friends of WisconsinBrayden LaneBrian JohnsonBrown CountyCity of De PereCole RungeDan LindstromEric GenrichFox RiverGregg MayHans HerzogLedgeCrest Family FarmMarcelo CruzPhil DanenRed Maple RoadRockland RoadSouth Bridge ConnectorTown of LawrenceTown of LedgeviewTroy StreckenbachUW-Green BayWisconsin Department of Transportation
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