RV Daily Report

(April 19, 2013) -- In North Carolina, Chimney Rock State Park remains closed, as the North Carolina Department of Transportation continues to work to remove a large boulder along the main road above the Meadows.

(April 19, 2013) -- Michigan's Department of Natural Resources is making great strides in preparing for the Nov. 1 Central Reservation System transition to a new vendor, Camis, Inc., headquartered in Ann Arbor, Mich. This transition will have some short-term impacts to customers making campground reservations beginning next month.

(April 19, 2013) -- In California, Camp Pendleton’s I Marine Expeditionary Force is scheduled to conduct its annual amphibious training exercise, June 15-30 and will close portions of San Onofre State Park for the training.

(April 19, 2013) -- In Florida, the discussion of a development agreement for the Briarwood RV Park will have to wait another couple of weeks after the Largo City Commission moved to postpone the public hearing on the issue, reports Patch.com.

(April 19, 2013) -- With members of the Phillips Common Council in Wisconsin voting to select a bidder to put in restroom facilities and electrical work, the campground project on the old city beach off County Road H moved one step closer to completion, reports Price County Daily.

(April 18, 2013) -- In New York, the Times Union reports a plan to hire several dozen junior-grade Park Forest Rangers to supplement State Park Police this summer has sparked a turf battle, with the police union charging the Cuomo administration with trying to hire "toy soldiers" in place of experienced officers.

(April 18, 2013) -- The Marin Independent Journal says the court ruled San Rafael's ordinance doesn't constitute a government "taking" of private property as alleged by Chicago-based Equity LifeStyle Properties Inc., which owns the 396-unit Contempo Marin mobile home park in north San Rafael, Calif.

(April 18, 2013) -- Thirteen individuals were picked to be a part of the Outdoor Afro Leadership Team to reconnect African Americans in their community back to nature.

(April 18, 2013) -- The developers of a proposed RV park at Pigeon Lake, 125 kilometers north of Red Deer, have been charged with breaching securities laws after raising $2.9 million from 23 investors, reports the Calgary Herald.

(April 18, 2013) -- There's no doubt Howard County, Texas is booming, and just as in surrounding areas, they are also facing a housing crunch. NewsWest 9 reports some are trying to help ease that burden but in the process, they may be breaking the law.