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Major RV Company Shutting Down Manufacturing Sites In Hemet, Rialto
The move — which includes more than 400 layoffs — marks the RV maker's total manufacturing exit from California.

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The move — which includes more than 400 layoffs — marks the RV maker's total manufacturing exit from California.

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