MARIPOSA, Calif. -- The National Park Service has announced that parts of Yosemite National Park will remain closed until at least Sunday, August 5.
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The closure began July 25 because choking smoke from the Ferguson Fire had filled the iconic Yosemite Valley, creating unhealthy conditions. Firefighting operations had also limited access to Highway 41/Wawona Road.
On Tuesday, park officials also announced that they had added the Hetch Hetchy Valley to the list of areas closed to the public.
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