$880K price tag to fix mudslide on Teton Pass
JACKSON — Hiding in the shadow of a landslide that severed part of Teton Pass on Saturday is a mudslide that will cost $880,600 to address.
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JACKSON — Hiding in the shadow of a landslide that severed part of Teton Pass on Saturday is a mudslide that will cost $880,600 to address.
And that has business and employees in town panicking.
By Raja Razek, Susannah Cullinane and Andy Rose, CNN
As three communities wrestle with destroyed mountain highway, leaders say residents primarily impacted; access is open to Yellowstone, Grand Teton parks.
A section of Wyoming highway between Jackson the Idaho border was completely torn away by a mudslide, leading a gaping chasm where Teton Pass used to be.