Government shutdown impact on national parks
Visitors at Saguro National Park near Tucson saw a closed off gate and thought the park was closed until they saw other people parking on the side of the road and walking right in. Ahead of the government shutdown, the National Park Service said it would furlough more than 9,000 employees, cutting more than half the staff.
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