AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMeasles Watch: Pennsylvania health officials say the Lancaster-Lebanon outbreak has spread to six counties, with 72 cases since April and several hospitalizations; doctors urged travelers and locals to get vaccinated (two doses offer strong protection) and reminded that measles can linger in the air for hours. America 250 Travel Plans: Pennsylvania won’t participate in the Great American State Fair on the National Mall, citing high taxpayer costs and difficulty securing sponsors—an awkward snag for visitors hoping for a Keystone State booth. Road-Trip Timing: AAA is flagging big July 4 demand nationwide, and Pennsylvania Turnpike officials expect heavy travel volumes for the holiday stretch. Rail Fan Stop: Union Pacific’s Big Boy steam locomotive #4014 is in the Scranton area as part of its coast-to-coast America 250 tour, giving rail travelers a rare chance to see the historic engine up close. Local Visitor Safety: A pedestrian was hit in Margate, N.J. by a driver traveling in a crosswalk area; police say injuries were non-life-threatening, a reminder for summer travel vigilance.
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