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By SUSAN MONTOYA BRYAN Associated Press Like clockwork, clouds build up in the afternoon, the wind starts to swirl and the skies darken. Then the rain comes. Sometimes it is just a few drops. But on this August afternoon, the monsoon kicked into high gear, setting its sights on a remote section of the Grand Canyon’s North Rim. Down below, dozens of hikers were setting up camp along Bright Angel Creek and admiring the towering walls they eventually would have to traverse on the way back up.

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9/3 Grand Canyon officials gave an update Wednesday on their efforts to locate a missing person and damages caused by last weekend’s Bright Angel Canyon and Phantom Ranch flood event. Officials say the search continues for 53-year-old Timothy Smith of Star Valley Ranch, Wyoming. He and two of his friends were washed away during the event. Smith’s friends, 46-year-old John Giusti and 42-year-old Brent Rosenkranz, both of Granbury, Texas, were both found deceased. Search efforts for Smith cont

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9/2 Grand Canyon National Park officials released the names of the men killed during last Saturday’s flood event, in Bright Angel Canyon. The victims are identified as 46-year-old John Giusti and 42-year-old Brent Rosenkranz, both of Granbury, Texas. The search continues for the third member of their hiking group, 53-year-old Timothy Smith of Star Valley Ranch, Wyoming. Search and rescue operations are ongoing, with teams continuing efforts to locate the missing hiker and account for anyone el

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