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Illustration for the news story: Spanish Fort Settles Five-Year Bluff Erosion Lawsuit, Will Buy Threatened Homes

Spanish Fort

Spanish Fort Settles Five-Year Bluff Erosion Lawsuit, Will Buy Threatened Homes

Spanish Fort resolved a long-running lawsuit over an eroding Mobile Bay bluff by agreeing to buy two threatened homes and fund repairs.

Jul 15, 2014