Claim: Once upon a time, there were two Bridges to Nowhere. There was the Bridge to Nowhere, and the Bridge to Nowhere's brother, the Bridge to Nowhere. Or, if you prefer, there was the Gravina Access Project, which would connect the town of Ketchikan to the island of Gravina for purposes of development and airport access, and the Knik Arm bridge, which would improve access between Anchorage and the Matanuska-Susitna Borough. The bridge would connect the port in Anchorage to Port MacKenzie in Mat-Su.
Fact-check: One Bridge, Two Bridge - FactCheck.org
Verdict: once upon a time, there were two bridges to nowhere. there was the bridge to nowhere, and the bridge to nowhere's brother, the bridge to nowhere. or, if you prefer, there was the gravina access project, which would connect the town of ketchikan to the island of gravina for purposes of development and airport access, and the knik arm bridge, which would improve access between anchorage and the matanuska-susitna borough. the bridge would connect the port in anchorage to port mackenzie in mat-su.
Organisation: FactCheck.org
Author: Jess Henig
Date published: 2008-09-12T20:23:03