Month: June 2014

(June 4, 2014) -- A Sioux Falls man was sentenced to three years in prison Monday for molesting a 7-year-old girl at a Charles Mix County, S.D. campground nearly a decade ago.

(June 4, 2014) -- More user-friendly than before, the new platform offers members more personalized engagement, online purchasing, and easy links to popular products and services, plus important news and updates, the release noted.

(June 3, 2014) -- A 54-year-old Wurtsburo, N.Y. man was arrested for menacing last week after allegedly flashing his silver handgun during an argument at Timberline Camplands, a trailer campground in the Sullivan County town of Mamakating, N.Y.

(June 4, 2014) -- Jeremy Plautz, who leads law enforcement training and recruitment for the Wisconsin DNR, told WISC-TV that recordings are made for a variety of reasons, and that technology has improved to the point devices are now pocket-sized and officers even wear small camera.

(June 4, 2014) -- The Wiscasset, Maine Municipal Airport's next 20-year master plan is in a holding pattern after a split vote on June 3. Concerns about the plan's potential impact on Chewonki Campground dominated the conversation.

(June 4, 2014) -- Two hikers, lost in Logan Canyon, Utah, received help after one of the woman reached other hikers near Spring Hollow Campground. The other hiker needed rescuing in the canyon because of medical issues.

(June 4, 2014) -- A new policy in Vigo County, Ind. parks that changed from allowing campsites to be rented for up to thirty days has been changed to a maximum of fourteen days and is upsetting campers.

(June 4, 2014) -- A fusion between the simplicity of a suitcase, the ingenuity of a Swiss Army knife and the essential of a camper-car functionalities, here is the new RoomBox freeTech, made in Collombey, Switzerland, that can transform a car, minibus, or hired car into a camper for sleeping, cooking, and eating in five minutes.

(June 4, 2014) -- Officers or Rangers can record conversations they have with people to use as proof if needed later on. Under Wisconsin state law, any recording only needs "one-party consent" which means staff members recording conversations don't need the other person's permission.

Alpin Haus, one of America’s largest RV dealerships with five locations in New York, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this weekend, starting with a cocktail reception for employees, manufacturers and vendors Friday (June 6) night.  Alpin Haus told RVBUSINESS.com that representatives will be on hand at its Amsterdam location from several key manufacturers, including Keystone RV […]