Month: September 2013

(Sept. 20, 2013) -- Police say the search for two missing Canadians on the West Coast in the Haast River area has shifted to a recovery operation, reports the Otago Daily Times.

(Sept. 20, 2013) -- On Wednesday, U.S. Marshals arrested Wayne Edward Perry, the man accused of breaking into Ralph's RV Center in Niles, reports WKBN.

(Sept. 20, 2013) -- Global Caravan Technologies (GCT) announced today that collaborations are underway to introduce the world's first carbon fiber RV, called 'CR-1 Carbon'. GCT's collaborations include the advice and expertise of IndyCar manufacturer Dallara.

(Sept. 20, 2013) -- Surf n’ Stream Campground in Toms River today congratulated Jenna Aiken for winning its “Name That Island Park Contest.” Aiken’s name, The Cookoo’s Nest, was chosen as the new name for the recently remodeled bird sanctuary located at the north end of the tenter’s island at the campground.

(Sept. 20, 2013) -- Canton is known as the walking capital of Texas, and Mill Creek Ranch Resort has added to that reputation by adding additional scenic walking trails throughout the resort.

(Sept. 20, 2013) -- Evacuees from SKP Ranch in Lakewood were allowed back into the RV park last weekend, but it quickly became clear that it was too dangerous to let them stay, writes KASA.

(Sept. 20, 2013) -- The Denver Post writes that on Tuesday, media got a first-hand look at the destruction caused by the Big Thompson River as Larimer County Sheriff's Sgt. Gerald Baker led reporters on a tour of the Big Thompson Canyon.

(Sept. 20, 2013) -- For the past 28 years, Weott resident June Patton has been greeting visitors and helping them enjoy their stay at Humboldt Redwoods State Park. A redwood tree was recently planted near the entrance of Giant Redwoods RV Park and Camp in Myers Flat in her honor, reports the Redwood Times.

(Sept. 20, 2013) -- A camper reported stolen in 2009 from the home of Ron and Janet Brandenburg, of Flemingsburg, popped up in Boone County last Friday, says the Ledger Independent.

(Sept. 20, 2013) -- The most recent state park campground to open in Oregon is Bates State Park in 2011. But so far, Bates has been a bit of a dud, writes OregonLive.com.