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2 massive, stainless-steel slides at City Hall Plaza in St. George now open to public

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KEY TAKEAWAYS Two new stainless steel slides are open at St. "That was extremely fast going down, but this will be fun. The slides are positioned at the top of the St. The total project cost approximately $575,000 and was funded through a voter-approved RAP tax dedicated specifically to recreation, arts and parks.

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