Air quality levels across northwestern Pennsylvania remain unhealthy because of smoke drifting south from Canadian wildfires.
At Splash Lagoon, officials said they’ve seen about three times the normal number of visitors as families look for a safe place to spend the day indoors.
“We noticed it right away, so right whenever we got in, we obviously saw some businesses were closing around town. Our online sales boosted overnight and then we just readied ourselves for some day pass sales,” Ryan Cherry, general manager of Splash Lagoon, said…