Three Idaho National Park Service sites set for restoration and repair projects
Wade Vagias, superintendent of southern Idaho parks, speaks Friday during groundbreaking ceremonies announcing new renovation projects funded by the Great American Outdoors Act at Minidoka National Historic Site. (Photo courtesy of National Park Service)
Three National Park Service sites in Idaho have been selected for new renovation and repair projects paid by federal funds through the Great American Outdoors Act.
On Friday, officials conducted groundbreaking ceremonies at Minidoka National Historic Site east of Twin Falls to kick off the restoration and repair projects.
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