Progress made at new Kellogg park
A bulldozer spreads 'clean' soil and gravel over the top of a recently installed fabric barrier at Kellogg's Mountain View Park. The park is expected to be open next spring.
Courtesy photo
KELLOGG — Ongoing work between Kellogg and Smelterville has many residents curious, but for local government and city officials, it marks the realization of a project 10 years in the making.
More than 25 years ago, the city of Kellogg acquired the area known as East Smelterville Flats, located north of Interstate 90 and just east of the old drive-in movie theater, according to Kellogg Mayor Rod Plank. For decades, the land remained undeveloped with no concrete plans for its use.
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