State Parks

May 11, 2010

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Arizona State Parks Director Renee Bahl explains why some parks that had been scheduled to close may get to stay open. Plus, get an update on recently-approved legislation that impacts the parks system

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Renee Bahl:Director, Arizona State Parks;

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