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05-Jun-2007

Two-county visitor spending tops $2 billion (The Lompoc Record)
Visitor spending pumped more than $2 billion into Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties' economies in 2005, according to a recent report on the impacts of travel in California.

Firefighters hold the line with timeshare unit fires (Crossville Chronicle)
In regard to the recent plague of Timeshare unit fires, Dr. David Prigg, president of the Fairfield Glade Community Club board of directors, stated, "We applaud and congratulate the volunteer fire department for the excellent way the fire was contained."

Single investor bears the brunt of Parish-related losses (Charleston Regional Business Journal)
A single, as-yet unidentified out-of-state investor will likely bear the brunt of losses associated with the Al Parish investment fraud case.

Turn Timeshare Tours into Vacations to Remember (Wellsville Daily Reporter)
(ARA) - We've all seen the offers. Fabulous vacation packages in exciting destinations with wonderful resort accommodations - all at a price that's too good to believe. So what's the catch?

Marco moves to accelerate septic replacement program (Bonita Daily News)
The Marco Island City Council took its first formal step toward accelerating the city?s controversial septic tank replacement program Monday night. An acceleration decreases the now-$120 million program?s years from seven to five and would complete the project in 2010.

Public records for June 5, 2007 (Daytona Beach News-Journal)
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