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Mine Kill Park cuts fees to aid public

Thursday, July 2, 2009

By Edward Munger Jr. (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

While some parks increased fees in the face of budget cuts this year, the cost of a day at Mine Kill State Park in Schoharie County is going down.
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