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ALISA BLACKWOOD, Associated Press The Columbian 10-21-2001 HOLBROOK, Ariz. -- There probably isn't a kid in the country who wouldn't jump at the chance to sleep in a giant teepee, even if it's a concrete imitation serving as a quirky motel room. And admittedly, there are plenty of adults with or

Publication: The Columbian (Vancouver, WA)

CLARENCE MOTELS GETTING CREATIVE IN EFFORT TO HANG 'NO VACANCY' SIGNS

In the early 1950s, dozens of roadside signs along Route 5 in Clarence lured weary motorists with promises of "free TV," "room phones" and "ice cubes." Now, those same signs read "closed," "for rent" and "low rates, by the week or month." It's the evolution of the Clarence motel strip, the gradual

Publication: The Buffalo News (Buffalo, NY)

MOTEL TENANTS STRUGGLE TO VACATE ROOMS TODAY.(LOCAL)

Byline: MICHELLE MIZAL, STAFF WRITER VIRGINIA BEACH -- More than 20 residents at Bow Creek Motel have not yet vacated their rooms even though the owners said that today is the deadline to move out before the city moves in to demolish the building. The city agreed last month to buy the motel for

Publication: The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA)

MOTEL RAID SHUT DOWN DRUG BAZAAR, POLICE SAY AGENTS NET NARCOTICS, GUNS IN SWEEP.(FRONT)

Byline: MATTHEW DOLAN, STAFF WRITER CORRECTION: Due to a technical problem, a line was deleted from Saturday's article about the Town Point Motel. The paragraph should have read, ``Each group was broken into nine sub-teams. Each had a different, simlutaneous assignment to surround and enter the

Publication: The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA)

Motels a demanding life for Beryl

HAD Beryl Herbert had her choice of career as young women do today, she would have chosen horticulture. Looking at the beautiful, creative garden of her Merrilands, New Pymouth, home, she would have been very successful at it. Yet for more than half of her life, Beryl's energy has been spent in a

Publication: Daily News (New York, NY)

MOTEL INDUSTRY CHANGES INDIAN OWNERS CARVE NICHE.(Business)

Byline: Nancy Hass They live on, quietly, in the shadow of Wolf Road's giant Marriott, Red Roof and Turf Inn. As they do all over America, the small roadside motels that dominated highway life in the 1950s still stand along Central Avenue. But their purpose has changed. And so have their owners.

Publication: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)

MOTELS DRAW INCREASED ATTENTION AS VENUES FOR CRIME.(Local)

Byline: Joe Mahoney Staff writer Stepping out of his motel room in Florida one night last spring, retired butcher Carl W. Rappe Jr. of Slingerlands began walking toward an outdoor ice machine when he was confronted by two men, one waving a handgun. At least three shots rang out and Rappe, a combat

Publication: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)

Motel cleans up, stays open

Photos by Steven Lane/The Columbian Washington State Department of Health officials decided to drop formal action against the Value Motel after a December inspection revealed the motels deficiencies had been corrected. Prior to the decision, the state had planned to revoke the motels operating

Publication: The Columbian (Vancouver, WA)

MOTEL OWNERS SUING TOWN

DON STANCAVISH, Staff Writer The Record (Bergen County, NJ) 05-22-1997 MOTEL OWNERS SUING TOWN -- S. HACKENSACK HIKED THEIR FEES By DON STANCAVISH, Staff Writer Date: 05-22-1997, ThursdaySection: NEWS Edition: 1 Star, Also in 5 Star, 4 Star, 3 StarSOUTH HACKENSACK -- A group of motel owners has

Publication: The Record (Bergen County, NJ)

RENO POLICE MOTEL INTERDICTION TEAM TO BE FOCUS AT INTERNATIONAL PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING CONFERENCE

The city of Reno issued the following news release: The Reno Police Department's innovative Motel Interdiction Team (MIT) program that targets both crime activities in small downtown motels and also helps individuals living in them, will be the focus of a presentation at the International

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