Why Gov’t shut down Spanish Bridge

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Why Gov’t shut down Spanish Bridge

WHITE RIVER VALLEY, St Mary: Despite the risks associated with the new coronavirus and painstaking appeals to residents by local health authorities, patrons continue to flock to the popular St Mary attraction, Spanish Bridge, oblivious to safety...

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