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(Jan. 9, 2012) -- The Pittsburgh Post Gazette reports that of the 44 campgrounds that earned "A" grades in the fourth annual consumer satisfaction survey of campgrounds, RV parks and resorts, 10 are located in Pennsylvania, making it the most awarded state at last month's Outdoor Hospitality Conference.

(Jan. 9, 2012) -- The joint venture, which commences this month, will create an international network to promote the growth of quality outdoor destination properties and experiences in Australia, New Zealand and the United States.

(Jan. 9, 2012) -- The Bellingham Herald reports the past president of the U.S. Park Rangers Lodge Fraternal Order of Police says he doubts the law would have made a difference in preventing the death of Margaret Anderson.

(Jan. 9, 2012) -- Lee County deputies say Christopher Dalton was allegedly stealing items from one neighbor at Labonte's RV Park in North Fort Myers, and then selling them to another neighbor for beer money, reports NBC 2.

(Jan. 9, 2012) -- Winnebago Industries, Inc., was recognized by Ford Motor Company for receiving the “fully meets” classification as part of their Truck Quality Program. The company has received this award from Ford since the program’s inception in 1997.

(Jan. 9, 2012) -- When it comes to the kinds of celebrities associated with Sin City, the news report says the Valley's RV resorts could be the best-kept secret in Arizona.

(Jan. 9, 2012) -- The wide range of products available from Tom Johnson Camping Center can alleviate the stress and struggle normally associated with achieving the common resolutions to save money, strengthen family bonds, get healthy, reduce stress and travel more.

(Jan. 9, 2012) -- WOOD-TV reports investigators believe two travel trailers and a motorhome were destroyed by fires intentionally set.

(Jan. 9, 2012) -- A record crowd attended this year’s show, and Rocky Mountain RV and Marine sold a record number of RVs and boats as a result, said co-owner Rick Scholl. “It was amazing how much traffic the show generated at our dealership as well,” he added.

(Jan. 9, 2012) -- “It was heartening to arrive at the park this morning and see the line of cars at the Nisqually Entrance full of people eager to enjoy their park today,” said King. “We are thankful for the dozens of employees that have come here from other national parks whose assistance allowed us to reopen.”