Bowling Green’s Camping World for people from all around the state. Last few days, Camping World has been busy non-stop.

Tracy Culberson residing near in Owensboro and drove to Bowling Green like many others to get much needed supplies. She said “We hooe so, the say we may not get heat and electricity for 2 to 3 weeks. So, we are way out in the country so we are just going to be prepared.”

Customers are buying heaters, propane, generators and anything they can find to be prepared as long as they have to.

Camping World is working in all areas to keep a large stock of these important items. Camping World are open daily from 8 to six.

Three homeless activist not guilty of violating the city policy on camping in Victoria parks. A judge has found them ‘not guilty’ of city policy.

The city policy stated which camping in parks has limited time between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m., was brought in after the supreme court of Canada ruled banning people from setting up temporary shelter unconstitutional, stated city bylaw.

Judge Brian MacKenzie says, While he feels the city’s policy changes to the original bylaw are reasonable compromise, they must be worked into a proper bylaw.

Mackenzi says, he could not convict the accused of violating the city policy.

Three Activists:
1. David Johnston
2. Kristen Woodruff
3. Tavis Dodds

The three activists have been repeatedly accused of violating the city policy or ‘anti camping’ policy.

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Gonzaga University during their Homecoming Week is being able to secure tickets for big night’s game against St. Mary’s.

The winner of the match up will have an upper in the race for the West Coat Conference title.

The students began camping out last night for grabbing the tickets for the game. They started camping out for tickets to big game.

Last year the Council banned camping on the reserve after the Department of Lands advised that the land was not properly designated as a camping area. Council and behalf of the State Government was managed the Crown Land.

The Friends of the Berrima Reserve Campground (FBRC) believe there are other reasons behind the ban and plan to grill at a public meeting at the Berrima Anglican Hall with Mayor Duncan and other Councilors at 7pm tomorrow.

FBRC members support the proposal which allow to use of the reserve as a primitive camping ground, use of existing facilities including toilets, picnic shelter and barbecues.

According to resident Page Coulson “It’s a nice Australian thing, on a summer holiday, to just doss down. We have had family barbecues here, but we can’t come after 6pm now because the gate is locked and we can’t come in.”

Resident Easther Voorwinden said there were few things more Australian than taking families on a bush camping trips. She said “By closing the reserve is as “unAustralian” a thing as the council has ever done.”

The reserve allows travellers to stop, then go in the town and residents enjoy having them in the campping ground.