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Sullivan Bridge work bars Spokane River boaters this week

A special ceremony arranged by the Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce in November, 1951, formally dedicated the new Sullivan bridge connecting the Apple way and trent road near the naval supply depot. The above picture looks northwewstward toward Trentwood. Many valley, county and state officials attended the ceremony opening the $200,000 bridge to traffic. 1951 photo. Photo Archive/The Spokesman-Review.
A special ceremony arranged by the Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce in November, 1951, formally dedicated the new Sullivan bridge connecting the Apple way and trent road near the naval supply depot. The above picture looks northwewstward toward Trentwood. Many valley, county and state officials attended the ceremony opening the $200,000 bridge to traffic. 1951 photo. Photo Archive/The Spokesman-Review.

WATERSPORTS -- Continued construction on the Sullivan Road Bridge this week will prevent Spokane River floaters from going under the bridge.

The city of Spokane Valley has announced that for this work week, and possibly longer:

The Spokane River below the bridge will be closed Monday through Friday, 6. a.m. through 5. p.m. When closed, signs and buoys will direct river users out of the river upstream of the bridge.

Signs direct river users out of the river upstream (east) of the bridge on the north bank, and direct them to the Flora Pit road and across Sullivan at the Sullivan Park crosswalk.  They go through Sullivan and can re-enter the river west of the bridge project area.



Rich Landers
Rich Landers joined The Spokesman-Review in 1977. He is the Outdoors editor for the Sports Department writing and photographing stories about hiking, hunting, fishing, boating, conservation, nature and wildlife and related topics.

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