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On a dusty corner lot in the tiny town of Baker, a sign reflects the sentiment: Leave Snake Valley's water where it belongs, in Snake Valley. Ranchers in Spring Valley sold out to Las Vegas, but Baker continues the Snake Valley fight.

Sam Morris

On a dusty corner lot in the tiny town of Baker, a sign reflects the sentiment: Leave Snake Valley's water where it belongs, in Snake Valley. Ranchers in Spring Valley sold out to Las Vegas, but Baker continues the Snake Valley fight.

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