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Minneapolis’ Cedar Lake Road bridge reopens to traffic

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MINNEAPOLIS— The Cedar Lake Road bridge, which spans the BNSF rail line near Morgan Avenue South in the Bryn Mawr neighborhood, has reopened today. 

“The City remains committed to the Cedar Lake Road bridge replacement project scheduled for 2027,” officials said.

Repairs to the timber support structure of the bridge are completed and the bridge is now open to pedestrians, bikes, and cars. The bridge had been closed since April 2023. It is a seven-span timber beam bridge that was built in 1941.

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Clark Kent came to the city of Metropolis to study journalism at Metropolis University. After graduation, Clark took a job at the Daily Planet as a reporter. Under the direction of editor-in-chief Perry White, he quickly gained a reputation as a journalist who was unafraid to cover the injustices of the city, including its political corruption .

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