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Money to go towards new bridge

Some federal money will be going to build a new bridge along the Burgess Trail.

$7,552 will be going to the trail that is in the Tabor Mountain area.

Prince George ATV Club President George Hohnisch says this will help replace bridge.

“It will improve the safety for ATV riders and horseback and hikers and snowmobilers,” says Hohnisch.

They need to have the bridge installed by July this year.

He says it will be a 10 x 35 bridge.

photo: PG ATV Club

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