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(Nov. 21, 2012) -- The Humboldt County Commissioners have agreed to temporarily rent up to 76 spaces at the county's campgrounds to New Vision Development to provide housing for construction workers, writes the Silver Pinyon Journal.

(Nov. 21, 2012) -- Pilot Mountain State Park in Surry County reopened today following an uncontrolled woodlands fire that began Nov. 8, the N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation announced.

(Nov. 21, 2012) -- The final plan resulted in the Route 82 Brecksville-Northfield High Level Bridge being the designated target. This bridge crosses from Brecksville, Ohio, to Sagamore Hills, Ohio, over the Cuyahoga Valley National Park, according to the complaint.

(Nov. 21, 2012) -- “Our parks are among the things that tie us all together – a place to meet for leisure, for entertainment, for recreation and for tourism,” Corbett said.

(Nov. 21, 2012) -- The Wayne County Journal Banner reports that Christmas lights displays will open to the public on Friday at Clearwater Lake and Wappapello Lake.

(Nov. 21, 2012) -- On Tuesday, rain combined with the morning high tide flooded the Chetco River and Hunter Creek. One resident of the AtRivers Edge RV Resort in Brookings had to be rescued when water overflowed the banks of the Chetco, writes OregonLive.com.

(Nov. 21, 2012) -- Three Virginia State Parks have been added to the National Register of Historic Places: Bear Creek Lake State Park in Cumberland County, Holliday Lake State Park in Appomattox County and Twin Lakes State Park in Prince Edward County.

(Nov. 21, 2012) -- GoErie.com writes that Thomas Peckham, owner of Moon Meadows Campground in Greenfield Township, will be free today, with clear instructions on what he must do to stay out of prison: keep his campground closed unless he gets the proper permits to reopen it.

(Nov. 21, 2012) -- On Tuesday, two men were arrested at a Bryan RV park on drug charges after police responded to a complaint that the men were not wanted inside a resident's home, reports the Bryan-College Station Eagle.

(Nov. 21, 2012) -- Under a new rate schedule approved by the Oconto Committee of the Whole on Nov. 13, seasonal campers at Holtwood Park will pay around 12 percent more next year, reports the Green Bay Press Gazette.