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The article shows the efforts of outreach workers for St. John Center, a homeless services agency, in providing aid to homeless people in Louisville, Kentucky following the passage of the Safer Kentucky Act which prohibits public camping. Focus is given on the campaign by Cicero Institute to prohibit camping and the accelerated dismantling of homeless camps in the city since 2023. It shows the struggle of outreach workers in tracking homeless people who have been evicted from their encampments.

The article focuses on rethinking how we process and cope with the end of significant experiences, such as summer, and acknowledging the validity of mourning these periods of transition to fully understand and appreciate their impact on our lives.

The article focuses on New York City officials clearing a homeless migrant encampment on Randall's Island as stricter shelter rules led many migrants, primarily men from West Africa and Latin America, to sleep outside despite being housed in a large tent dormitory.

The article forecasts the global market for camping and caravanning with recreational vehicles to grow from 2020 to 2025, according to Research and Markets. It highlights the amenities added by campground companies like Northgate Resorts, Kampgrounds of America and Wild Acadia Camping Resort to capitalize on the increased interests in camping resorts and amusement parks. It raises concerns on the impact of amenities and nontraditional camping activities at campgrounds on camping experience.

The article focuses on the Supreme Court agreeing to hear a challenge regarding the enforcement of bans on public camping through local ordinances, specifically in Oregon, raising questions about potential violations of constitutional protections against cruel and unusual punishment.

The article reports a frantic search for a missing nine-year-old girl, Charlotte Sena, who disappeared during a bike ride in Moreau Lake State Park in New York, with authorities expressing concerns of a possible abduction.

The article focuses on tips for packing a camping cooler to keep food safe and avoid spoilage; other topics include chilling the cooler before packing, labeling and packaging food for easy identification, and eliminating empty spaces with cold packs to maintain temperature.

The article offers travel tips for the Adirondack state park in New York which includes information on taking a floatplane to the lakeside camping sites, attractions such as hiking trails and islets and camping at Pine Lake.

The article reports on the camp-themed gala held by the Art Production Fund at the Pool and the Grill, as well as the black-tie winter gala held by the School of American Ballet at the Lincoln Center, both in New York City in March 2023.

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Reports that tourists and reporters have travelled to Washington State to observe the reawakening after almost two decades of Mount Saint Helens. Scientists' prediction of an eruption; Names of some tourists interviewed; Camping materials used; Use of camper-vans and mobile homes.

Focuses on experiences of several children at the Fresh Air Fund summer camp in Fishkill, New York. Estimated number of children who attended the summer camp through the Fresh Air Fund program in 2004; Favorite ghost story among children; Positive features of the camp according to several children.

Cites the features of a canoeing and camping trip in the Boundary waters Canoe Area Wilderness along Minnesota's border with Ontario. Offer of unspoiled backcountry vistas; Number of lakes and distances of waterways; Control of permit releases to the public; Advantages of canoeing over inland camping; Fishing;Wildlife scenery.

Relates the author's personal experiences during a trip in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Minnesota. Natural attractions; Outdoor recreation including camping, canoeing and boating; Cabins and other lodging houses; Dining and restaurants; Facilities and amenities for tourists. INSET: What you'll need (just add water)..

Focuses on the business establishments near the waterfalls of the Ricketts Glen State Park in Pennsylvania. Camping sites; Black Duck Grille restaurant; Central Park Hotel.

Reports in the experience of the author on a camping and canoeing trip at Salmon Stream Lake camp in Maine. Types of wildlife living along the lake; Geography and plants found on the peninsula; Suitability of the locale for fishing of pickerel and bass; Food preparation; Weather cycles.

The article provides information on Beaver Brook, a commune in Sullivan County, New York founded by entrepreneur Zach Klein. It details how the location has become a weekend destination for those interested in learning about construction skills as well as camping. Comments from Klein and his wife, Courtney Klein are included.

The article offers information that in Texas where grassland expanse with barbecue grills and picnic tables was put off-limits, transformed into a large Covid-19 quarantine camp for migrants who have crossed from Mexico; ad mentions that at least 1,000 migrants were housed at the teeming camp.

The article offers information on the 22 lawsuits alleging sexual rnisconduct are pending against Deshaun Watson, an American football quarterback for the Houston Texans of the National Football League.

The article offers information on the heavy monsoon rains which washed away sprawling Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh, turning settlements into fast-flowing rivers overnight in which at least 11 people have died.

The article offers information on Trybal Gatherings, a summer camp for Jewish adults, founded by Carine Warsawski, in Southern California. Topics covered include activities at the camp to foster community, and Warsawski's aim to offer an immersive, low-commitment experience rooted in the shared nostalgia of a Jewish-American rite of passage.

The article focuses on camps by organization YMCA of Greater New York that have offered change for generations of children from Black and Latino families that the coronavirus pandemic had forced the camps of the organization to shut down.

The article features the growing popularity of glamping services in New York City in 2018. Collective Retreat has offered glamping experiences on Governors Island. Residents can book tents in order to help them relieve stress. There are other camping options around the city, including those being offered by the operator Terra Glamping.

The article reviews miscellaneous events from May to June 2019 including Kidsfilmfest at the Made in NY Media Center by IFP, Carnival and Science Spectacular at the Staten Island Children's Museum and Jackson Galaxy's Cat Camp at Metropolitan Pavilian.

The article offers suggestions on car camping with tossing gear in the back of the car, rolling down windows and aiming for state park and mentions combination of taste of wild with comforts of home.

A personal narrative is presented in which the author shares his experience camping as a child in France.

The article reports that journalist Javier C. Hernández traveled to Tianjin University where several parents camped out in tents of love and mention photograph of Ding Hongyan who came to Tianjin to see off her son.

The article offers information on the services of camping in the wild with the comforts of a deluxe hotel, including real beds, furnishings, being offered by providers like Glamping.com, and Under Canvas, which include sites like Firelight Camps in Ithaca, New York.

The article offers information on the Camp Fair in New York through March 11, 2018, the "Dreams of Sand" workshop at Flushing Town Hall on January 20, 2018, and a concert by Gustafer Yellowgold at Symphony Space on January 20, 2018.

An opinion is piece is presented in which the author is critical of glamorous camping (glamping), an approach to camping in which campers enjoy luxury amenities. The author notes an increase in glamping at Washington State parks such as Moran State Park and Millersylvania State Park, and he is critical of the practice of national and state parks exploiting natural areas for financial gain by offering more glamping.

The article discusses how mobile camping experiences, with easily movable tents and gear, are popping up in some of the remotest corners and mentions how hotel Roving Bushtops' compact camping trucks unpack into luxury safari tents in the central Serengeti.

The article discusses the increasing trend of using online reservation systems for booking holidays and vacations in the U.S. Topics include the plan for an online reservation system at Zion national park, a camping and lodging reservation system by California State parks, and the increase in the number of tourists in the U.S.

The article reports on use of technology in camping in the U.S.

The article discusses growth of crowd and trash at the pool in Sundown Wild Forest in Grahamsville, New York, comments from Basil Seggos of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation about concern over same and emergency regulations prohibiting fires, camping and glass containers.

The article offers information on the growing number of encampments or beach-spreading in the Jersey Shore in New Jersey despite the shrinkage of the beach due to waves and hurricane.

The article discusses an artists' colony started by emergency room doctor Rob Gorski and artist Andrew Ranville on Rabbit Island, Michigan. Topics addressed include a variety of artists, musicians, and naturalists that camp on the island, and Gorski's decision not to develop the island following his purchase of it in 2010.

The article reports on the camping experience offered by the campsite called Norden on a Tibetan plateau.

The article provides an answer to a question of the environmental aspects of using safety matches or a fuel-filled lighter in starting fire while camping.

The article offers travel tips on glamorous camping or glamping in national parks in the U.S. and includes the glamping experience inteneraries offered by REI Adventures, Backroads, and the Sequoia High Sierra Camp.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of desert camping in California.

The article focuses on wilderness camping and tourism in northern Idaho. Idaho contains no national parks, but has more public forest land than any U.S. state except Alaska. The state is also far from the best known natural attractions of the West. Many of its most beautiful sites and best opportunities for outdoor recreation such as fishing or white-water rafting and canoeing are located miles away from paved roads

The author discusses camping in California during winter. The state has several campgrounds that offer inexpensive nightly rates. The author found that by simply driving to the campgrounds, he could easily chose a prime camping spot. A discussion of the various campgrounds is presented along with contact information.