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Coverage dated July 8, 2022

Permanent fixes from Yellowstone floods could take 3-5 years

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It could take three to five years to replace roads damaged by flooding last month in Yellowstone National Park, but temporary fixes are expected to be in place within months, park Superintendent Cam Sholly said Friday.

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  1. Local News 8

    Permanent fixes from Yellowstone floods could take 3-5 years (opens Local News 8)

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    It could take three to five years to replace roads damaged by flooding last month in Yellowstone National Park, but temporary fixes are expected to be in place within months, park Superintendent Cam Sholly said Friday.

  2. Helena Independent Record

    Much of Yellowstone is back open, but repairs could take 3 to 5 years to complete (opens Helena Independent Record)

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    Interior Secretary Deb Haaland praised the park's efforts during and after the flood, saying preemptive road closures likely saved lives.

  3. East Idaho News

    Permanent fixes from Yellowstone floods could take 3 to 5 years (opens East Idaho News)

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    YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyoming (AP) — It could take three to five years to replace roads damaged by flooding last month in Yellowstone National Park, but temporary fixes are expected to be in place within months, park Superintendent Cam Sholly said Friday.

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