How Long Should the State Foot the Bill for the Grand Canyon?

The Grand Canyon is now open -- for a few more days, at least.The state and the National Park Service came to an agreement for the state to fund operations of the park for seven days, at a cost of $93,000 per day...
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The Grand Canyon is now open — for a few more days, at least.

The state and the National Park Service came to an agreement for the state to fund operations of the park for seven days, at a cost of $93,000 per day.

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The governor’s office said in a statement that they would “continue to assess next steps if the federal shutdown has not ended in those seven days.”

Here’s our question this morning: How long should the state foot the bill, if there’s no end to the federal shutdown?

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