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Landslide shuts down Bunola River Road in Forward

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Landslide shuts down Bunola River Road in Forward

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A landslide has closed a portion of Bunola River Road (Route 2001) in Forward Township, according to PennDOT.

Bunola River Road closed between River Hill Road and Elkhorn Road late Saturday night. It’s not clear when the road will reopen.

PennDOT advises motorists to use River Hill Road to Raccoon Run Road back to Bunola River Road.

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