Zallie’s bridge

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Courtesy of Freedom Barks Dog Park
Zallie’s Bridge on Shiloh Trail has been rebuilt and is now open for park patrons. Volunteers worked together for three days to complete the major improvement to the Freedom Barks Dog Park. A plaque that officially dedicates the bridge in memory of Olivia T. Zallie was reinstalled on Oct. 13.
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