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June 11, 2015
Crater Lake kicks off 2015 tourist season with the first phase of an $18M road project
By LEE JUILLERAT
Herald and News
Herald and News
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Rim Drive was designed so that it can’t been seen from most observation points.
CRATER LAKE, Ore. — Major road and parking lot improvements, a possible Sister City agreement with China, the Crater Lake Lodge's 100th anniversary, the National Park Service's 2016 Centennial, expanded vehicle-free days and creation of a possible Crater Lake symphony are among many projects at a busy Crater Lake National Park slated for this season.
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