Month: March 2013

(March 21, 2013) -- Power Practical has developed The PowerPot, a new product for backpackers, campers or environmental preparedness enthusiasts. The PowerPot transforms heat into DC electricity and provides electricity where solar options do not: at night, during storms and indoors.

(March 21, 2013) -- The following slate of eight candidates are vying for four open seats on the SEMA Board of Directors, the association representing the specialty equipment industry announced today.

(March 21, 2013) -- A Lake Zurich man has been charged with a felony count of theft for scamming nearly $17,000 from a person who paid for an RV he advertised on eBay, but never received the vehicle, writes the Chicago Sun-Times.

(March 21, 2013) -- Air circulation is extremely important on painted surfaces where shrink wrap touching paint can cause blistering, says Dr. Shrink. The company's new DS-LIFTOFF easily separates shrink wrap from the product it's covering.

(March 21, 2013) -- Winnebago Industries plans to issue an advisory release before the market opens on March 28, notifying the public that a complete and full-text press release discussing the financial results for the Company's second quarter of Fiscal 2013, ended March 2, will be available.

(March 21, 2013) -- Canadian retail sales rebounded 1.0 percent in Jan. 2013 following the sizeable 2.3 percent drop (revised from -2.1) in Dec. 2012. Market expectations had been for overall sales to rise 0.9 percent in January.

(March 21, 2013) -- Opponents of a proposed RV park near Lewes are using a Sussex County financial report to show that home construction on the same 162-acre parcel would result in millions more dollars in revenue to the county, writes the Cape Gazette.

(March 21, 2013) -- What happened to Dingman Township's road signs? Ask the National Park Service, says The Pike County Courier.

(March 21, 2013) -- On Wednesday, Tennessee State Parks unveiled its new customer-friendly campground reservation system, offering visitors the ability to reserve campsites at 35 state parks up to one year in advance of their planned stay, TN.gov announced.

(March 21, 2013) -- Boy Scout Camp Agawam in Lake Orion has closed and been sold to be developed as a subdivision, ending almost 100 years of camping for Oakland County Scouts, writes the Oakland Press.