Month: June 2012

(June 26, 2012) -- NTP Canada, a division of Keystone Automotive Operations, Inc., today introduced Eric Downer as their new outside sales representative for Quebec. He brings almost 10 years of RV Industry experience, including dealer and national account representation within Canada and the United States.

(June 26, 2012) -- Waves came crashing up to campers Tuesday at the Red Coconut RV Park in Fort Myers Beach, forcing people along the front row, closest to the surf, to move back, reports Wink News.

(June 26, 2012) -- The United States Mint today launched the quarter-dollar honoring Maine's Acadia National Park. The coin is the 13th released in the America the Beautiful Quarters Program, the United States Mint's 12-year initiative to honor 56 national parks and other national sites.

(June 26, 2012) -- The Forest Service has temporarily closed the Oak Grove Campground for public safety as concerns increase over the high fire danger and red flag warnings in the area, reports KCSG.

(June 26, 2012) -- Fire officials say a woman sustained second- and third-degree burns Monday after being struck by lightning at the Odetah Camping Resort in Bozrah, reports the Norwich Bulletin.

(June 26, 2012) -- The Henry County Sheriff's department has determined that a recreational vehicle was used to gain access to the Annawan Shell Express early this morning by crashing into the building, reports cbs4qc.com.

(June 26, 2012) -- NewsOK.com reports that Christopher Dunham, a Del City tow truck driver, was sentenced Tuesday to 18 years in prison for child neglect after his three young children died in an RV fire in Jan. 2011.

(June 26, 2012) -- kjrh.com reports that 47-year-old Tim Vandiver, an Oklahoma Department of Transportation worker, was killed on eastbound I-40 in Henryetta Monday afternoon when an RV towing an SUV collided with his truck.

(June 26, 2012) -- Federal wildlife agents have tracked down and killed the coyote they believe attacked a 5-year-old girl at Nehalem Bay State Park last Thursday, reports kgw.com.

(June 26, 2012) -- Sandra Brown, the food safety and nutrition expert for the Washington State University Cooperative Extension, writes in The Columbian that no matter what the vacation is, food will always play a part. She offers some general rules on food safety.