Getting back to normal proving a challenge for resort near Milan Bridge, under construction for past two years
Mother Nature delayed the replacement of the Milan Bridge from 2019 into 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic added yet another blow to business at Randall s Milan Beach Resort. Cool spring weather this year has delayed completion of the replacement of the historic stonework at the site, landing another punch on the business. 7:00 pm, May 19, 2021 ×
Stephanie and Jeff Randall are facing their third year of challenges at their business, Randall s Milan Beach Resort. Delays in the replacement project for the Milan Bridge and COVID-19 delivered a double blow to efforts to get back to normal, and this year the business remains affected by delays in the replacement of historic stonework on the shoreline.
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