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8 Letters to Editor Point of View

Letters: Shore Regional Health on Chester River Bridge Closing

November 13, 2014 by Shore Regional Health System

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MD Shore Regional Health President Ken Kozel has sent the following letter to James Smith, Maryland’s Secretary of Transportation in reponds to the Highway Administration’s plans to close the Chester River bridge in April.

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  1. Stephan Sonn says

    November 14, 2014 at 10:06 PM

    The only reasons Chester at the at the tail end of the channel needs more than a fixed bridge
    is shoreline maintenance which is a huge logistics hurtle. Considering the stakes, one wonders if
    commonsense and better engineering science could be employed.

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