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Is Purple People Bridge's future at risk? City runs out of money to maintain it

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Originally a railroad bridge opened in 1872, it was converted in the early 2000s using $4 million in state funds initially earmarked for its demolition.

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Is Purple People Bridge's future at risk? City runs out of money to maintain it

Originally a railroad bridge opened in 1872, it was converted in the early 2000s using $4 million in state funds initially earmarked for its demolition.

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WKRC broke the news in 12 days ago on Tuesday, February 11, 2025.

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Is Purple People Bridge's future at risk? City runs out of money to maintain it

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Is Purple People Bridge's future at risk? City runs out of money to maintain it

Is Purple People Bridge's future at risk? City runs out of money to maintain it

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