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Save the Empire Mine State Historic Park

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Carrie
12 years ago

I grew up here! Tourist come JUST TO VISIT FOR THE GOLD MINING HISTORY! Do not sell!

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Lori gubera-Stengel
12 years ago

I think it a wise use of State resources to continue the lawsuit against Emgold to set prescedent against entities "gifting" properties to the government without full environmental remediation.

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Michael Percy
12 years ago

County gem and wonderful resource that deserves full support.

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judie apple
12 years ago

you cannot sell a state park..it sets a dangerous precedent.besides ,this park is the identity of grass valleyand the gold rush era. and, i was married here.

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Lisa Swerdlow
12 years ago Featured

to sell this part and put it in private hands would be a travesty! I walk and ride my horse in this park at least two to three times a week and everybody can do it for free.. It is the People's Park. It is part of our common interests.

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Kristin Mitchell
12 years ago

how could this even be considered?

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Heather Smee-Fosburg
12 years ago

California

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Penelope Curtis
12 years ago

California

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Paul Shampay
12 years ago

Don't sell our history!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

This site represents in many ways the heart and soul of our community. To sell it would be to take it away from us.

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chip hennen
12 years ago

California

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Rose Massara
12 years ago

I am an equestrian & ride this park frequently. I rode there today! Please do not sell this treasure!!!

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Kim Nunez
12 years ago

Save Empire Mine it's a part of our heritage.

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Jayne Sanchez
12 years ago

Please don't sell Empire Mine State Historic Park!

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Mike Black
12 years ago

This land belongs to the PUBLIC, and no one has asked US if we want to sell it! The State can not simply do as they please with what belongs to us all!

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Margaret Moon
12 years ago

CA

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Kaniesha
12 years ago

It's part of our history! Don't sell it.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

California

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Iven Lourie
12 years ago

We often take visitors to see the Mine and grounds.

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Peter Kasenenko
12 years ago

This is important history for the State of California and should be treated with respect and care.