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Save Tennessee's Fall Creek Falls State Park and Conference Center

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Jessi omanes
9 years ago

Not in my state

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davis mullins
9 years ago

not okay.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I am against privatizing Fall Creek Falls.

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Marsha Jackson
9 years ago

Why in the world do these people want to privitize Fall Creek Falls and put all the people who work there out of a job??? GREED, GREED GREED.. They should be ashamed of themselves for wanting to do this..

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Victoria Chang
9 years ago

Keep your corporate hands off public lands!

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Johnny Waggoner
9 years ago

It's a shame that good folks will have their livelihoods interrupted for another's gain.

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Chris wright
9 years ago

Stop the privatization

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Tim Fariss
9 years ago

Please keep the Inn at Fall Creek Falls as it is.

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Nathan Bentley
9 years ago

Save locals!

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Marilyn Faulkner
9 years ago

NO STATE PARK SHOULD BE PRIVATIZED!

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June Hawkins
9 years ago Featured

Evans Mill in Smithville is now unavailable to public, how many natural areas will native Tennessaens lose as well as their history. Privatitazation excludes the citizens who have had a deep connection to these areas their whole lives.

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Murray Ford
9 years ago

Keep state parks public.

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Barbara Sims
9 years ago

NO to privatization!! A terrible idea for the taxpayers of Tennessee.

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Jonathan Fisher
9 years ago

My favorite park.

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David Underwood
9 years ago

Do your appointed job and represent the citizens of this state, instead of acting in your own selfish best interest. Be a public servant.

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Jerry Whaley
9 years ago

Our state parks are for the "people" of the state (and other states too) to enjoy, not for private corporations to exploit.

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Randle Branch
9 years ago

This plan profits those from outside the surrounding counties a the expense of those within this area losing jobs. There will be consequences for generations of local residents that will not be measured when trying to justify privatization. This is an ideologically based pursuit without benefit of the use of holistic long term cost / benefit analysis in decision making.

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Randle Branch
9 years ago

This plan profits those from outside the surrounding counties a the expense of those within this area losing jobs. There will be consequences for generations of local residents that will not be measured when trying to justify privatization. This is an ideologically based pursuit without benefit of the use of holistic long term cost / benefit analysis in decision making.

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Keri Utley
9 years ago

No to privitzation. Renovations are fine-let employees keep jobs. Don't lose room capacity!!

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Alta Toms
9 years ago

No state, county, or town needs a project that takes away jobs from the people of the area. Leave good enough alone.