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Wright State has received funding from multiple sources for the bridge, which will cost roughly $2.7 million to build. The Springfield News Sun reports that the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission gave a $2.5 million grant for the construction, with another $460,000 coming from city funding, $70,000 from Wright State University, and $20,000 from Clark State University. This cost will have no effect on tuition or any other fees for students.
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