Did you know that the Regina area is a great region for bird watching? This is especially true during spring migration and well into the summer months. When you are out RVing, it can be fun to stop and watch the birds for a while to get some fresh air and stretch your legs. Here are some of our favo ...
The sun’s UV rays are very powerful and can do damage to your RV’s roof if you don’t protect it from these harsh rays. You put sunscreen on to protect your skin, so why wouldn’t you protect your RV’s skin as well? Many RV roofs are made of EPDM (Ethylene Propylene ...
Check out these YouTube Videos put together by Keystone RV. You will soon find out why your next RV should be from Village RV. No other manufacturer is pulling back the curtain to show you how they build their RV, but Keystone RV is and that’s why 1 in every 5 RV’s on the road in North A ...
On April 8th we held our first “VRV University” here at the dealership from 7 to 9:00 PM. We presented topics such as manual slide operation, appliance trouble shooting and general maintenance in an open forum to approximately 150 new and seasoned RV enthusiasts. During the Q & A ...
You’ve pulled into your campsite, the RV is finally all unpacked, you’ve got everything set up and it’s time to feed the kids. As per tradition you reach for the package of hot dogs, cold macaroni salad, condiments and juice as the rest of the family gets the fire ready and finds t ...
With spring just around the corner and Saskatchewan Parks opening their online reservation website for booking sites, now is the perfect time for your family to begin your RVing adventure. Village RV has all of it’s light weight travel trailer inventory on sale now! Budget conscious familie ...
Village RV offers driver training for towing trailers over 4600 kg(10,000 lbs). This class has been run for over 10 years as a non profit course here at Village RV. There are 3 tests which need to be completed prior to the class. Each test is 20 questions and is multiple choice, which must be don ...
–As Bill O’Reilly did yesterday, Rush Limbaugh has responded to being name-checked in Jay-Z’s new song, “Off That.” (Quote: “This ain’t black versus white, my nigga, we off that. Please tell Bill O’Reilly to fall back. Tell Rush Limbaugh to get off my balls.”) On his radio show yesterday, Limbaugh noted: “Does this, Snerdley, mark a new development in my career to be singled out in a rap song by the famous rapper Jay-Z? I guess it is. As far as I know I have never been mentioned in a rap song by anybody. I guess it means I’ve made it.” Limbaugh then managed to turn the diss into a typical Obama-slamming political rant: “I would remind the rapper Jay-Z: Mr. Z, it is President Obama who wants to mandate circumcision. We had that story yesterday, and that means if we need to save our penises from anybody, it’s Obama.” Click here to hear Limbaugh say “balls,” “penises,” and “Jay-Z.”
–Chris Brown was sentenced yesterday to five years of felony probation, more than 1,400 hours of “labor-oriented service,” and domestic violence counseling, CNN reports. The charges stem from Brown’s February 8th altercation with Rihanna. The day also brought forth a new development: a probation officer’s report revealed that Brown and Rihanna were allegedly involved in two more domestic disputes prior to February 8th. In one of them, the two apparently got into an argument while driving a leased Range Rover in the Bahamas. Brown allegedly got out of the car and broke the front driver side and passenger windows. Yeah, five years sounds about right.
–Just as they did at Lollapalooza, The Yeah Yeah Yeah’s will replace the Beastie Boys at this year’s Austin City Limits festival October 2nd, as Beastie Boy Adam Yauch continues treatment for cancer.
–As for new music out today, Islands have released “Vapours,” the fantastic soulful title track off their upcoming album (the band hits the Bowery Ballroom November 5th). And new Them Crooked Vultures live tracks continue to trickle out via YouTube. Check out “Caligulove” from Saturday’s Lowlands fest in the Netherlands and “Elephants” from Belgium’s Pukkelpop fest the same weekend.
As we reported yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court voted 5-4 to uphold President Barack Obama’s individual mandate, meaning the Affordable Care Act has been deemed constitutional, as a “tax.”
As Steven Thrasher mentioned Monday, SCOTUS said “no” to mandatory life without parole for juveniles.
The highest court in the land also determined that a Montana state law barring independent political spending by corporations is unconstitutional.
During the session, the justices also shot down the lion’s share of Arizona’s S.B. 1070, a controversial measure which let cops ask the immigration status of anyone they stopped.
On Thursday, SCOTUS also said that the Stolen Valor Act — which made it illegal to falsely claim military decoration — was an unconstitutional infringement on free speech, according to the New York Times.
Earlier this month, SCOTUS ruled that recent reforms to crack and powder cocaine penalties might be “applied retroactively,” the Times notes. The law on which this ruling is based means that the sentencing disparity has been reduced to 18 to 1, down from when crack was 100 times more illegal than coke.
SCOTUS did not decide, however, whether it is still constitutional for the federal government to regulate broadcast television — instead, the court simply threw out cursing and indecency fines levied against Fox and ABC, the AP notes.