ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A park official is expressing his gratitude for a “mystery person” who cleaned the bathrooms at Petroglyph National Monument during the federal government shutdown, and kept them stocked with toilet paper. Dennis Vasquez, the superintendent for the monument in Albuquerque, told KOB-TV on Monday that people who visited the site during the 35-day shutdown appeared to be respectful of it overall. Elsewhere in the country, including in Joshua Tree National Park in California, reports emerged of federal sites being trashed. The National Park Service said then that it was preparing to resume regular operations nationwide. Petroglyph National Monument is a protected site with carved symbols and designs dating back centuries.

Source: National Post January 29, 2019 05:26 UTC