On Friday, public-lands advocates watched the Legislative House session closely, hoping a bill intended to open old roads through public and private lands was truly dead. It was.
On Thursday, House Bill 418 died on the House floor, but the vote was as close as it could get: 50-50. All it took was one more vote to pass.
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