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HOLTWOOD, Pa. (AP) — A power company has agreed to give a popular Pennsylvania park to a nature conservancy after getting zapped for closing it in the spring. In late April, Talen Energy of Allentown booted the public from Holtwood Picnic & Recreation Area, a 400-acre tract in a rural farming area in Lancaster County that had served the public for at least 50 years. After it sold a nearby hydroelectric plant, Talen was no longer required to provide the public with recreational opportunities. Residents complained the company gave zero notice of the closure. A spokesman says Talen recently reached a deal to donate 200 acres to the Lancaster County Conservancy by the end of the year. Access to a popular trailhead reopened in July. The park remains closed while details are worked out.

Power company to give park to conservancy after backlash