By AP

By Bob Beck

Laramie, WY – Entrance fees at Grand Teton National Park and several similar parks will be going up this summer. The cost will be 50 dollars for an annual pass. While some wonder about a possible outcry from the public, Grand Teton officials are not concerned. Spokeswoman Jackie Skaggs says they have not heard negative feedback from consumers, Skaggs says people might be more concerned as the summer progresses, but she says the money is needed.

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