MISSOULA — A grand re-opening ceremony was held on Saturday for the Northside Pedestrian Bridge which had been closed for two years.
Missoula Mayor Andrea Davis and other city officials were there to help cut the ribbon that officially opened the bridge to the public.
The ceremony featured live music and food to celebrate the return of a Northside neighborhood staple.
The Northside Pedestrian Bridge, which allows for easy pedestrian access to downtown Missoula, was closed for two years after structural damage was found.
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