^Yeah, that bridge was a waste of $5 million. It was built as part of the DuPage Bike/Pedestrian trail and also as a way for people who lived south of Irving to go to Jewel/Target without having to cross 5 lanes of traffic. People do cross it, but not enough to justify THAT kind of money.
The building that housed Produce Plaza is still around. It was really well-built, so the Bank of Commerce just gutted it, added a second floor, redid the parking and added teller lanes. That's why it's so strange walking in there. It looks so upscale now. In fact, I'll go snap a photo of it later.
Georgetown was fixed up a few years back and is thriving. All the shops are leased. It won't be going anywhere, as the land it sits on would have become more expensive than the structure that sits on it. Georgetown is valued at $10 million, so it'll take decade before the land accrues enough for a private developer to come in.
If anyone's interested, the city's website is
here. You might find some news there. (Though I hate the name chosen for the site. I pushed for cityofwooddale.com, but I was just part-time help, so I was ignored.)
I don't think I've ever been to Orchard Lakes, so I can't help you there.