Greg Gerber

(May 2, 2012) -- The Department of Justice will conduct several free webinars that will provide information and technical assistance addressing the accessible pool entry requirements of the revised 2010 ADA Regulations and the 2010 ADA Standards as they relate to existing pools, the agency announced.

(May 2, 2012) -- "Travelers have become more interested in how their food is produced. They want to meet farmers and processors and talk with them about what goes into food production," said Sipe. "For many people who visit farms, especially children, the visit marks the first time they see the source of their food, be it a dairy cow, an ear of corn growing in a field, or an apple they can pick right off a tree."

(May 2, 2012) -- "Once the summer vacation season kicks off, we receive a lot of calls from RV owners wondering what can be done about the damage to their leather and vinyl seats,” said Wilson.  "Kids and adults unsuccessfully trying to juggle food, drinks and toys on the road can cause damage to seats, but often times the worst problems are caused by RV owners who don’t know the best ways to clean up a mess and repair a problem.”

(May 1, 2012) -- The program includes a custom sales flyer that dealers will be able to customize using Stag’s new web-based marketing tool, DesignOnline. Dealers will be able to set their own sales prices and design their own coupon. The two-page, four color sales flyer features some of Winegard’s most popular satellites and antennas. Dealers will also get a free signage kit valued at $30 retail that includes posters, wobblers and custom shelftalkers with their own sales prices.

(May 1, 2012) -- Torklift International today released the first clue in its 2012 Treasure Hunt content where one lucky person will win a vacation truck camping across Alaska complete with airfare for two.

(May 1, 2012) -- “I’ve been with PPL since 1980 and have watched it grow from the an office with only two employees and a typewriter to the largest RV consignment center in the USA with a selection of more than 450 consigned RVs at our Houston location and a staff of more than 90 employees,” said LeBlanc. "PPL Motorhome’s rapid growth is largely due to dedicated and knowledgeable staff members who understand the needs of RV owners."

(May 1, 2012) -- Roy Sampson’s love of camping led him to open Arizona State Trailer Sales, Inc., later called Little Dealer Little Prices in Mesa, Arizona. While Sampson’s wife, Vivian, and extended family helped out at the growing dealership. Roy’s daughter Debbie, gradually stepped up to the presidency of the three-store dealership and to the chairmanship of RVDA. All of Debbie Brunoforte’s six siblings have worked at Little Dealer Little Prices, as have grandchildren and others.

(May 1, 2012) -- "From the time we started our group with Paul Skogebo and just a few other dealers, we’ve built this network into a great organization.  We’re working with our vendor partners so they can sell more and provide us a competitive advantage in the marketplace,” said  Peay.

(May 1, 2012) -- But between running OutdoorAfro.com and making trips to Washington D.C. to provide input on initiatives ranging from Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move Campaign to providing ideas to the Department of Interior on ways to engage African American families in outdoor recreation, Mapp realizes she needs more soldiers to fight alongside her. “I can’t do all of this myself,” she said.

(May 1, 2012) -- "Historically, 92 percent of the time, a request for reexamination is granted and a process is begun to determine if the patent should have issued.  However, the U.S. Patent Office recently issued a detailed seven-page order denying Atwood’s request because it '…fails to raise a substantial new question of patentability,'” said Jeff Wisniewski, president of MTI Industries.  Atwood did not appeal, he noted.