A new bridge in Palmetto Bay is now open to traffic. This project was marked by disagreements and legal issues. County officials and representatives from the Village of Palmetto Bay attended a ceremony to mark the bridge's opening.
The event was led by a Miami-Dade County commissioner. Several other officials were also present. Further details about the bridge and its opening ceremony are available from local news sources.
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