Month: July 2013

(July 12, 2013) -- The Los Angeles Times reports that the brush fire in northeast San Diego that burned 7,055 acres and destroyed 120 structures is 85 percent contained and all evacuation orders have been lifted, Cal-Fire said Thursday.

(July 12, 2013) -- The Avalon Resort in Paw Paw, West Virginia and the White Tail Resort in Ivor, Virginia, are participating in the clothing-free swim Saturday being organized by the American Association for Nude Recreation and the Naturist Society in the finale to Nude Recreation Week.

(July 12, 2013) -- Carefree is the result of Centerbridge's June 27 acquisition of National RV Communities, an owner and operator of 61 destination RV resorts and senior MH communities from Almanac Realty Securities IV, LP ("Almanac"), an investment fund managed by Almanac Realty Investors. 

(July 12, 2013) -- After 12 years at its former location in Anaheim, Calif., Custom RV has moved to the larger and more conveniently located property in Ontario to expand its footprint by more than five times, allowing significant increases in inventory, a much larger service department and room for future growth, said Scott Eickhoff, general manager. 

(July 12, 2013) -- Greenville Online writes that when kids hear the music of an ice cream truck, they start running. Running is the entire point of the City of Greenville Parks and Recreation Department’s newest tool, the “Mobi-Rec,” a mobile recreation vehicle.

(July 12, 2013) -- These energy solutions feature increased system efficiency by means of intelligent management of the power generated by fuel cell and PV panels. Both, fuel cell and PV panels, will extend the range of the Mastervolt battery solutions for even more days away from the power socket, said Podesser.

(July 12, 2013) -- The Helena Independent Record reports that a second rabid bat in three weeks was discovered Sunday morning at Holter Lake Campground.

(July 12, 2013) -- A northern Indiana couple was arrested Tuesday evening on suspicion of dealing psychedelic mushrooms out of a recreational vehicle, reports the Tribune-Star.

(July 12, 2013) -- The proposed Cajun I-10 RV Resort in Sulphur has a group of homeowners up-in-arms, asking for more information about the project and expressing concerns about safety and traffic, reports the Sulphur Southwest Daily News.

(July 12, 2013) -- Americans may be satisfied with the government's role in national parks and transportation because these are generally noncontroversial areas that require relatively limited government funding and attention.