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Government reopening sees Pa. parks, offices abuzz
Federal offices and national parks in Pennsylvania reopened on Thursday, a day after U.S. lawmakers approved legislation to end a 16-day partial government shutdown that idled thousands of federal employees in the state while inconveniencing tourists and costing businesses that rely on them. Barricades at Gettysburg National Military Park and Valley Forge National Historical Park were removed Thursday morning. Philadelphia’s famed historical attractions followed suit, admitting visitors for the first time since the shutdown...Read More
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