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Apr 1
2010

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Apr 1
2010

Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the Great Smoky Mountain Heritage Center, and the City of Gatlinburg have announced the "Music of the Mountains" program on Friday and Saturday, April 9 and 10. 

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Mar 31
2010

Great Smoky Mountains Superintendent Dale Ditmanson has announced that the popular Cades Cove Loop is expected to reopen Saturday, April 24, about a month earlier than had been projected.

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Mar 31
2010

The National Park Service (NPS) proposes to rehabilitate 14.5 miles of Newfound Gap Road on the Tennessee side of Great Smoky Mountains National Park (U.S. 441) and to reconstruct many of its stone masonry guardwalls. The work area runs from Park’s Gatlinburg, Tenn. Entrance and the North Carolina state line at Newfound Gap. Work is scheduled to begin in November 2010 and be completed in phases over about six years. The NPS is soliciting public comments in response to an Environmental Assessment (EA) which evaluates the potential resource and other impacts of that proposed action.

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Mar 25
2010

The National Park just emailed this notice out:

Bidding Process to Begin for Rockslide Repairs
Contractors with specialized crews focus on slide on U.S-129/SR-115

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Work to clear a rockslide that closed U.S.-129/SR-115 is
expected to begin early April.  The Tennessee Department of Transportation
will let an emergency contract to clear the slide on Monday, March 29.
TDOT qualified two specialty contractors, Pacific Blasting Demolition Ltd.
and Phillips & Jordan, Inc., to bid on the project.  Both contractors offer
specialized experience in rockslide clearance and stabilization that is
needed to repair the substantial and complex slide on U.S.-129/SR-115.

The emergency contract is expected to be awarded to one of the two
specialty contractors on Monday, March 29 with work expected to begin no
later than April 5.  This will allow contractors time to transport
specialized equipment to the site of the slide in Blount County.

TDOT’s contract has a completion date of July 31, 2010.

Meanwhile, detours remain in place while the stretch of road known as the
Dragon is closed from the slide area to the North Carolina state line.
Motorists are advised to continue to monitor the TDOT website at
www.tn.gov/tdot for updates and detour details.  TDOT is also on Twitter.
For up to the minute traffic information in Knoxville and the Tri-Cities
follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/knoxville511.  For statewide travel
information follow www.twitter.com/TN511.



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