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(Jan. 16, 2012) -- The Press reports a Twitter mention by a BBC Dragons' Den star resulted in Harrogate Motorhomes in the United Kingdom securing more business, more followers on Twitter, a significant increase in website activity and even a number of business propositions.

(Jan. 16, 2012) -- The Northern Echo reports fears of falling demand has prompted Cummins to cut about 40 jobs at a factory in the United Kingdom.

(Jan. 16, 2012) -- The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has removed 372 trash receptacles in the past three years as part of the "Carry In, Carry Out" program, and park managers statewide say they are seeing less trash on trails because of it, reports the Columbus Dispatch.

(Jan. 16, 2012) -- The Omaha World-Herald reports the Bomb Digs Food Truck is serving a wide array of gourmet street food from a shiny, colorful motorhome.

(Jan. 16, 2012) -- Last week, the county Planning Commission unanimously approved a 130-space RV resort north of Paso Robles that backer Bruce Jordan described as "state of the art," reports the San Luis Obispo Tribune.

(Jan. 16, 2012) -- The Minot Daily News reports the Ward County Planning Commission in North Dakota tabled a permit request for an RV park.

(Jan. 16, 2012) -- As members of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission voted unanimously Thursday to authorize negotiations on oil drilling in St. Vrain State Park, users and neighbors of the park expressed varying opinions about the move, reports the Longmont Daily Times-Call.

(Jan. 16, 2012) -- The Press of Atlantic City reports that David and Maggie Robinson, co-owners of Holly Shores Campground in Lower Township, recently donated $8,344 to Cape Regional Medical Center in Cape May Court House, the final installment of the campground's three-year, $25,000 pledge.

(Jan. 16, 2012) -- Tampa Bay Times Outdoors-Fitness Editor describes what happens when the 69-year-old president of the Tin Can Tourists invites him to take a peek inside his 1955 Trotwood.

(Jan. 16, 2012) -- Tom Raper RVs of Richmond and the Richmond Area Career Center have announced a cooperative work-study program for Richmond High School students, reports the Palladium-Item.