Month: October 2012

(Oct. 10, 2012) -- Jessica Garcia, an employee of DNC Parks & Resorts at Yosemite, Inc., has been located alive after she was reported missing when she did not show up for work at the Wawona Hotel on Sunday, Oct. 7.

(Oct. 10, 2012) -- According to the Daily Mail, deadly plague bacteria was detected in a ground squirrel found dead at a popular Southern California campground.

(Oct. 10, 2012) -- The property offers amenity-rich, Texas-sized sites averaging 10,000 square feet, along with five fishing lakes, 1.2 miles of white sandy beach on the Trinity River, hiking, biking & equestrian trails, swimming pools, and pavilions. Model sites are complete and preview tours are underway.

(Oct. 10, 2012) -- Camping Scene, a company based in Tennessee, has secured the sole rights, including naming rights of Jumping Pillows throughout USA, Canada, Mexico and South America.

(Oct. 10, 2012) -- Fifth Wheel Company is set to show off its new single-axle Inos caravan at the Motorhome & Caravan Show, scheduled to run Oct. 16-21 at the NEC in Birmingham, reports the Caravan Times.

(Oct. 10, 2012) -- Donna and Mark Wallin, whose dog ran away July 5 from the Riverside RV Resort and Campground in Whistler, had given up hope of ever finding her. But on Oct. 1, they received a call that the shiba inu had been found, reports the Whistler Question.

(Oct. 10, 2012) -- On Friday afternoon, 52-year-old Robert Martin fulfilled his dying wish and married 49-year-old Jo-Ann MacNeil, the woman he has loved for 14 years, on the beach at Indianhead Campground in Plymouth, reports The Patriot Ledger.

(Oct. 10, 2012) -- Indiana-based Cummins Inc. announced Tuesday that it plans to cut as many as 1,500 jobs by the end of the year, writes WRTV Indianapolis‎. Company leaders said an uncertain global economy and decreased demand for Cummins' products precipitated the changes.

(Oct. 10, 2012) -- "Retire to an RV: The Roadmap to Affordable Retirement," the best-selling ebook by Jaimie Hall Bruzenak and Alice Zyetz, is now available in print.

(Oct. 9, 2012) -- Perlot left the garment business in 1978 for the recreation vehicle business, joining Beaver Coaches as sales manager, and subsequently taking similar positions at Monaco Coach and briefly Country Coach. In 1987, he went out on his own and started Safari Motor Coaches, which eventually went public as SMC Corporation. In 1995, he rescued and reorganized Beaver Coaches, saving hundreds of jobs in Bend, Ore, his family noted.