As played, i'd rather bet/fold river, because after he calls turn he looks SD-bound, and will pay you off with all pairs. And he is very unlikely to bluff raise the river. When he has a better hand, you will allways have to put money in, and when he will have a worse hand he will most often check behind. So the plan is to allways put the money in so that you make sure it goes in at times when you are ahead.
I am not sure about the turn play though, maybe better for trying a bluff induce from hands like J7s-Q7s, JT-KQ, because you don't have the best hand often enaugh so you arent valuebeting here, allso protection against hands like T8,JT.. doesnt have much sense, though the pot is not small.
The thing is, on the turn you only win against hands mentioned above (J7s-Q7s, JT-KQ), and you loose to pocket pairs 22-88, 65s, 75-76s, 86s, 87s, 96s, 97s, 98, T7s, J7s, J9, Q9, K7, K9, A8-AQ. As mentioned i think there are more hands that beat you than those you beat and can draw out on you, therefore i think bluff inducing on the turn has more value than trying to protect against drawing hands worse than yours. But your equity is afcourse good enaugh to continue given the pot size, so i'd c/c turn.