Month: July 2012

(July 10, 2012) -- A member of the Niagara Falls Tourism Advisory Board has informed the Niagara Falls Reporter that the board will consider recommending the closure of all three parking lots at Niagara Falls State Park.

(July 10, 2012) -- The Columbus Dispatch reports that some Ohio parks and nature preserves remain closed and trails blocked because of damage from the June 29 storm.

(July 10, 2012) -- On Sunday, three people were arrested and have been charged with disorderly conduct after a demonstration against a new gas drilling rig at Moshannon State Forest, reports the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.

(July 10, 2012) -- Thor Motor Coach has selected the Aqua-Hot 400D Hydronic Heating System for its flagship line of motorhomes, the all new 2013 Tuscany Diesel Pushers. It is now available as standard equipment, Aqua-Hot announced today.

(July 10, 2012) -- The Associated Press reports that according to federal fire officials, a wildfire in the Mendocino National Forest has grown to more 10,000 acres, forcing the closure of campgrounds.

(July 12, 2012) -- Christopher Run Campground manager Kristy Bazzanella explained, “We originally had a flash page when you first pulled up our website but not everyone could see it, especially on mobile devices. So I picked TXAD Internet Services to design a new, more accessible site and could not have been happier with the entire process.”

(July 10, 2012) -- The rally is organized each year by the Northwood RV Owners Association (NROA ) and all members are welcome. This year 68 units with 140 people attended the rally from as far away as Florida and the Canadian provinces.

(July 10, 2012) -- “RVers can actually get much better coverage and a much cheaper price by purchasing RV insurance from a Specialty RV insurance carrier in the USA, which provides a Mexico Physical Damage Endorsement, and coupling it with a Liability policy from a Mexican Carrier.”

(July 10, 2012) -- Great Smoky Mountains National Park continues to deal with damage from Thursday’s severe thunderstorms that killed two people inside the park, but several roads and campgrounds have been reopened, reports the Maryville Daily Times.

(July 10, 2012) -- A peaceful Hawkins County campground suddenly became full of police cars and flashing lights on July 5 after a community tip put the campground under surveillance, reports WCYB.