Multnomah County's plans to replace the historic Burnside Bridge have taken a significant step forward, with the Community Design Advisory Group recommending an innovative inverted-Y design for the new structure. This recommendation, made at the group's August 15 meeting, is set to be presented to the Board of County Commissioners on September 3, with a […]
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