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I primarily cover Weber, Davis, and Cache Counties for KSL 5 News in Utah. Father/husband to wife & four kids.
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Rexburg native works to preserve stories of the Teton Dam disaster

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By Mike Anderson 
| KSL-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)
REXBURG — Richard Robison remembers the day of the Teton Dam collapse well. He was 13 years old. “My dad got a phone call … he told us the Teton Dam was breaking,” Robison said. “We knew there was a wall of water coming, so me and some of the neighborhood kids climbed up on our roof.” Robison said many families around his neighborhood did the same thing, watching as the massive wave overtook communities, completely washing out Sugar City, and Wilford.
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50 years after Teton dam failure, Rexburg City celebrates legacy of service

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By Mike Anderson 
| KSL.com
REXBURG — Lee Munns was 19 years old when a massive wall of water covered the valley around his family farm. While their home suffered minimal damage, he remembers riding on horseback with his father, Lyrin Munns to help people around town. "You looked out there, and it was just a lake, but as far as you can see," Munns recalled. "The whole valley looked destroyed beyond repair." On June 5, 1976, the Teton Dam came apart during its inaugural fill.
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50 years after Teton dam failure, Rexburg City celebrates legacy of service

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By Mike Anderson 
| KSL-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)
REXBURG, Idaho — Lee Munns was 19 years old when a massive wall of water covered the valley around his family farm. While their home suffered minimal damage, he remembers riding on horseback with his father, Lyrin Munns to help people around town. “You looked out there, and it was just a lake, but as far as you can see,” Munns recalled. “The whole valley looked destroyed beyond repair.” On June 5, 1976, the Teton Dam came apart during its inaugural fill.
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