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Fisher-Price is recalling approximately 44,000 children’s Power Wheels toy vehicles because it can continue to run even after the foot pedal is released, posing a risk for injuries. The recall includes Power Wheels Barbie Dream Campers that were sold exclusively at Walmart stores from July 2018 through Jan. 2019. The recalled product has a model number of FRC29, which can be found printed under the hood. Fisher-Price has so far received 17 reports of the toy’s wheels continuing to run even after children released the foot pedal. No injuries have been reported, the company said. Consumers are urged to take the Power Wheels toy away from their kids and to get a free repair by contacting Fisher-Price at 1-800-348-0751. Top News Photos: Southeast, Eastern Asia Celebrates New Year Mark Schiefelbein/AP … [Read more...] about Fisher-Price Recalls 44K Barbie Dream Campers; Wheels Could Continue Running

Sep 13, 12:03 AM EDT Newsletter Signup BusinessTechnologyWorldNationalMedia & CultureOpinionSportsLuxury World By James PHEBY 09/12/19 AT 11:44 PM Silent night, holy night takes on a whole new meaning for visitors paying for an unorthodox overnight stay in a mediaeval English church.With a midnight walk in the graveyard and the chance to play some show tunes on the church organ, "champers" -- short for church campers -- make the most of the experience."It adds to the mood, thinking about who is sleeping underneath us," says university student Kae Ono, with a nod towards the gravestones, ahead of what she and her three friends hope will be a spooky sleepover in the 13th-century hilltop church in the English countryside.Hiring out their space for "champing" stays is providing a handful of churches in England and Scotland with a way to bring in much-needed cash for their upkeep."Champers" pay around £50 (56 euros, $62) each to hire out St Mary's Church in … [Read more...] about ‘Let Us Sleep’: English Churches Welcome Campers

Tiffany Birchett, mother of one of the campers, told The Detroit News that her 10-year-old daughter was disturbed by the program at the YMCA Storer Camps in Jackson, with instructors dancing and acting happy before participating in the activity where they held certificates that allowed them to buy slaves. The enslaved children then had to hold the certificates once they were bought or sold.Birchett worked with the ACLU of Michigan to put a stop to this, and called her daughter’s school principal, William Murphy, to let him know what was going on at the camp. Murphy reached out to Nancy Burger, the director of Outdoor Environmental Education for the YMCA Storer Camps, who denied the allegations of what went on during the event which had existed for 20 years.Mark Fancher, staff attorney for the Michigan ACLU Racial Justice Project, then wrote a letter to Kevin Washington, president and CEO of YMCA USA, demanding an end to the program. That same day, Brad Toft, president of the YMCA … [Read more...] about A YMCA Actually Forced Black Campers to Play Slaves in a Reenactment

A settlement between the major investor in a defunct Pennsylvania manufacturer of camper trailers and its former unionized workforce has resulted in the withdrawal of charges that the company’s abrupt closure in January 2011 violated federal labor laws.Private equity firm Blackstreet Capital bought the manufacturing plant in 2008 and renamed it FTCA, Inc.. Under the agreement, FTCA, Inc.’s parent company, FTCA, LLC, and Blackstreet Capital will cover employees’ backpay and medical expenses incurred as a result of losing insurance coverage. The amount recovered remained confidential under terms of the private agreement.In February 2011, the United Steelworkers, which represented the FTCA employees, filed a charge with the NLRB regional office in Pittsburgh alleging that the company illegally closed the plant’s doors without bargaining with the union over the effects of the closure, and failed to furnish the union with relevant requested information.Located in … [Read more...] about Former employees at closed camper manufacturer in Pennsylvania receive backpay and medical payments in settlement