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'Closed until the water stops flowing': Ivins' Fire Lake Park floods

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Floodwaters poured into the parking lot of Ivin’s Fire Lake Park, near the city’s water reservoir early Monday morning. Mike Pondoyo, the public information officer for the Santa Clara/Ivins Police Department, told St. George News that no definitive time was known for when the park would reopen.

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