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						  EAST CHICAGO &mdash; Mayor Anthony Copeland met with the state&rsquo;s top transportation official Friday to discuss two unsolicited proposals to build a new Cline Avenue bridge. The state is expected to announce soon whether to rebuild the bridge or permanently detour traffic onto Riley and Dickey roads. In the meantime, work is moving forward. The Indiana Department of Transportation will open bids for the demolition of the old Cline bridge Nov. 30, two years after the state closed it because of an unsafe support system. Demolition may begin as early as this winter and be completed by the end of  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   