AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOutdoors & Hunting: The Pennsylvania Game Commission has given preliminary approval to changes for the 2026-27 hunting and trapping seasons, including tweaks to deer season date structures, a proposed one-spring-gobbler limit for wild turkeys, a longer archery bear season in WMU 3D tied to bear-human conflict, and a new early-October firearms elk segment plus a late-January shift to avoid holiday clashes. Family Travel & Attractions: Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village (Heinz History Center) will offer free general admission for kids 17 and younger from September through Nov. 22, with UPMC and UPMC Health Plan support—an easy fall outing for families in Washington County and beyond. Weather & Getting There: Severe storms and flash flooding across the Northeast disrupted travel, with major airport ground stops and hundreds of cancellations/delays affecting the Philadelphia area and other hubs, so travelers heading out this weekend should expect lingering schedule chaos. Food Safety: Lancaster County restaurant inspections (Aug. 28) flagged issues ranging from improper storage temperatures to sanitation and handwashing access problems, with some sites passing after corrections. Local Events: The Grange Fair and Mount Nittany Health Fair offered community health resources, including measles and tick information, alongside broader rural wellness outreach.
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