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Locals hold picnic for the 40th anniversary of the Teton Dam flood
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June 7, 2016
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1:50Now PlayingREXBURG — The Teton Dam Flood of 1976 is an event some Rexburg citizens remember as a great devastation, but a group of neighbors have found a way to celebrate the positive outcomes through an annual picnic.
“We had a lot of fun. Even though it was a disaster-type thing, we had fun,” flood victim Lola Walker said.
Every year on or close to June 5, the day of the flood, people from the neighborhood of Second North prepare a picnic. Anyone who was affected by the flood at the time or people from the general public are invited to attend.
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