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(Dec. 23, 2011) -- Stone State Park has a new 70-acre addition on the northern edge of Sioux City, reports KTIV.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- Janice will be responsible for implementing marketing initiatives to previously unreached markets, improving e-mail marketing, handling media relations, maintaining over-all company brand management, continuing to improve website functionality and developing new marketing strategies.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- Stuff.co.nz reports specialist criminal profilers have joined the hunt for the violent attacker of a 5-year-old camper.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- Nate Goldenberg, general manager for Voltage, Denali, Rubicon and Razorback, will take over the responsibility for Coleman. Rob Groover, general manager for Infinity and Komfort, will take over responsibility for Dutchmen. Ryan Thwaits, general manager for Kodiak and Aspen Trail, will take over responsibility for Aerolite.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- A Versailles, Ind., woman is looking for answers after her dog was caught and strangled in an animal trap at an Indiana state park, reports WISH.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- The Yuma Sun reports every Christmas the pampered pooches at Sun Vista RV Resort keep their noses in the air, sniffing for Lola and Gordon Wright's homemade doggie treats.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- Almost 40 million Americans participated in camping last year, according to a new study released today by The Outdoor Foundation, Coleman and Kampgrounds of America. That equates to more than 14 percent of Americans over age 6.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- KGTV San Diego says, “According to Lakeside Fire Protection District, the smoke was caused by a candle that was too close to something in the trailer."

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- Now’s the time to come up with a direct marketing game plan for 2012 and achieve it. Be proactive; engage your customers and prospects regularly to earn their business in the coming months.

(Dec. 23, 2011) -- A rezoning to make way for an RV park on less than 2 acres passed the County Commission unanimously in Sevierville, Tenn., but not without a fight from a neighbor concerned about the development’s potential impact, reports The Mountain Press.