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(March 15, 2012) -- On Wednesday, an individual was found dead at the T Lazy W RV Park in Grand Lake after an RV was completely destroyed by fire, reports Sky Hi Daily News.

(March 15, 2012) -- The one-piece, gel-coated fiberglass body has been reinforced with carbon fiber to ensure that Coach House Platinum motorhomes do not leak, squeak or rattle, creating a trouble-free experience for owners.

(March 15, 2012) -- Tampabay.com reports that 42-year-old Robert L. Roberts was arrested Tuesday after being accused of pocketing $44,000 a client gave him to purchase a camper. Roberts is the former owner of West Coast RV Parts and Service in Hudson.

(March 15, 2012) -- On Wednesday, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 to adopt a program that will allow certain military veterans to use county parks and campgrounds for free, reports FOX 5 San Diego.

(March 15, 2012) -- The Associated Press reports that Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam has signed a bill into law that requires all leased RVs to have working carbon monoxide detectors.

(March 15, 2012) -- At their regular meeting on Monday, Sallisaw city commissioners took the recommendation of the city planning commission and denied a request to rezone land for an RV park on East Cherokee Street, reports the Sequoyah County Times.

(March 15, 2012) -- According to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, three teens were arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of starting a fire that destroyed a fifth-wheel RV and a mobile home, reports STLtoday.com.

(March 15, 2012) -- Many electrical products are channeled to the end user in one of two primary ways. It is either sold to and installed by the manufacturer, or sold to a retailer where an end user (or service center) purchases it for aftermarket installation. There are also power enthusiasts who dare to install themselves. There are pros and cons to each option, so how to choose? By all means, please totally avoid self-installations unless you are skilled and knowledgeable about the requirements for performing these specific types of installations.

(March 15, 2012) -- Pirate’s Cove features a 26,000 square foot, 36-foot high interactive water play park with seven waterslides plus interactive features, including a pirate themed structure, a floating lily pad, a ropewalk, 28 cabanas and an activity pool. The entertainment complex also has a 13,500 square foot family entertainment center that includes a 28-foot climbing structure, mini bowling, laser tag, a froghopper ride and more than 40 interactive and arcade games.

(March 15, 2012) -- "Austin is home to hundreds of artists whose creativity remains undiscovered. Our vision is to foster a spirit of creativity and community by holding tightly to Austin's excentric ideals through our unconventional workspace -- a trailer," said Kelp.