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State Parks Face the Budget Axe
In order to save money, the State is going to shut down 70 parks to all visitors starting early next year. How did they choose which ones to close? Can they really keep people out? Ruth Coleman is Director of the State Department of Parks and Recreation.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIn order to save money, the State is going to shut down 70 parks to all visitors starting early next year. How did they choose which ones to close? Can they really keep people out? Ruth Coleman is Director of the State Department of Parks and Recreation.
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The full episode
3 of 4You Can't Get There from Here: WLA to the Valley on the 405- 0:00Schwarzenegger's Public Marriage, Private Child
- 7:51LA Prepares for the Mother of All Traffic Jams
- 20:15State Parks Face the Budget AxeYou’re reading this
- 26:35Has the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Entered a New Phase?