Month: November 2012

(Nov. 2, 2012) -- The Friday Flyer says Zorro and Dalmatian both have lessons to teach about discarded fishing line and hooks, and the damage they can cause to wildlife.

(Nov. 2, 2012) -- Tucson Mayor Jonathan Rothschild issued a proclamation yesterday in honor of the Tucson premiere of "Little Red Wagon," a film based on the true story of a young man's crusade to raise awareness about the homeless youth problem in the U.S., writes KVOA Tucson News.

(Nov. 2, 2012) -- Horse fanatics are getting the chance to sleep over at New Zealand's "ultimate equine showcase,” as Equidays rolls out its new camping features for this weekend's show, reports the Manawatu Standard.

(Nov. 2, 2012) -- Sika lifted net sales by six percent in the first nine months of the year despite the challenging environment in Europe, according to a press release from Sika. The growth in sales and the substantial widening of the gross result translated into an above-average increase in profitability.

(Nov. 2, 2012) -- KVOA Tucson News reports a black bear that had been wandering around the Quail Ridge RV Resort in Arizona was shot Thursday.

(Nov. 2, 2012) -- While limited portions of the Assateague Island National Seashore will reopen, WBOC TV 16 reports camping areas remain closed.

(Nov. 2, 2012) -- Just days after "Superstorm Sandy" struck the northeast, damage assessment and clean up operations continue at Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.

(Nov. 2, 2012) -- “Calls from our members from all over the country inundated FMCA’s Cincinnati headquarters,” said Yeatts.  “They wanted to assist members who were affected by the severe storm.  They also asked how they could help the millions of Americans who never stepped into an RV.”

(Nov. 2, 2012) -- For many enthusiasts, the sport of off-road racing goes hand in hand with the recreational vehicle business, writes the Las Vegas Review-Journal. And third-generation Nevadan Kenny Freeman is among those who rely on a motorhome from Findlay RV in Las Vegas.

(Nov. 2, 2012) -- The Salem Leader says a county park board in Indiana is trying to determine the best approach to installing individual electrical meters at the campsites of permanent campers in Delaney Park.