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Transcript: Residents, Developers Face Off in Jackson Hole, WY
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- NPR All Things Considered
- Article date:
- July 11, 1993
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KATIE DAVIS, Host: In the western United States, against a mountain
backdrop in the state of Wyoming, sits the town of Jackson Hole.
It is a beautiful place and its beauty increasingly is drawing wealthy
developers to the community. For the people of Jackson Hole the resulting
growth has been a mixed blessing and it has local officials struggling
to preserve the special character of their home. NPR's Howard Berkes
reports.
[sound of traffic]
HOWARD BERKES, Reporter: This is not what most people think of when
they think of Jackson Hole - traffic and traffic lights and what locals
call `the busiest intersection in Wyoming.' Most think of the Grand
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