The events will take place from April 19-22 with the goal of raising awareness and understanding among Parkway communities, neighbors, and visitors of the National Park Service’s stewardship mission.
National Park Service staff will introduce information at each session regarding park operations, upcoming projects and the park’s strategic priorities. “We’re excited to host this Virtual Open House series, and I hope many of our Parkway neighbors and friends will join us to learn more about what we have planned for this year,” said Alexa Viets, acting superintendent at the Blue Ridge Parkway. “These events help us to stay connected to the public who share in the long- term stewardship of this great park.”
helping to protect park resources. her husband is also a ranger at mt. rainier. and they have two small children, a 4-year-old and a 1-year-old. so it is a horrible tragedy. it is a terrible loss of life of somebody who had dedicated herself to serving the public. terribly sad. our hearts go out to her, her family and entire national park service family. thanks so much, lee taylor, for your time. thank you. other stories, we continue to check across country now, some chicago area pizza shops are refusing to deliver to customers ordering by cell phone. that s because of a recent rash of robberies. police say the robbers are using their cell phones to target pizza delivery drivers. the restaurants could see their bottom line suffer since many people don t have land line phones anymore. in a town in western pennsylvania is cracking down on shredding in two local parks. beaver burrough officials are banning it all together in one