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Kennedy International airport in November) appear to be the primary focus," airport spokesman Troy Bell said. "Even though three carriers Delta to JFK, US Airways to LaGuar-dia and Continental to Newark still compete for travelers to and from RIC's No. 1 destination, fares between Richmond and New York have risen substantially with a low-cost carrier exiting the route," he said. JetBlue's passenger traffic at Richmond International was down 35 percent in June compared with the same month in 2010 as the airline has dropped some of its Richmond flights in the past year. Richmond's "Save Low Fares" campaign has created more awareness about the importance of competition in the market, Bell said.

"But the ultimate 'litmus test' is the continuation of competition in the market via the presence of low-cost carriers AirTran and JetBlue," he said. "Continuing to include AirTran and JetBlue on itineraries to and from RIC will pay dividends to air travelers. Not doing so, as (the New York market) painfully shows, could be very costly." AirTran and JetBlue carried nearly AIRPORT, Paga D4 BY GREGORY J. GILLIGAN Richmond Tlnni Miprtch The lack of JetBlue service to the New York market continued to hurt passenger boardings at Richmond International Airport last month. Passenger traffic at RIC fell 3.5 percent in June compared with the same month a year ago.

The airport had 287,713 passengers last month compared with 298,140 in June 2010, the Capital Region Airport Commission said Tuesday. For the fiscal year that ended June 30, traffic at the airport rose 0.4 percent Passenger traffic fell four months of the fiscal year compared with the months in the prior period, awesome; the nutrition education and exercise classes are great, but their personal attention, care and support for me have made the difference. God is using ZG to do a miracle in my lifel FOCUS OH Kings Dominion ZACH ARIAS GANEY HEALTH INSTITUTE THE COMPREHENSIVE ZG PROGRAM INCLUDES FREE HEALTH ASSESSMENT STRENGTHCARDIO BY CERTIFIED TRAINERS FULL ZG GYM MEMBERSHIP GROUP SUPPORT INDIVIDUAL NUTRITION COUNSELING ACCESS TO ZGKEY MEDICAL STAFF 10 MEDICAL LECTURES BY DR. MADGE ZACHARIAS (ASBP) Dawloadapp QtQlftftJ.MDl. Saitagwii pkoMtacoMKt toZ6'swtbdt.

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And, of course, he is trying out some of the parks' roller coasters. He has visited seven of the company's 11 parks including Kings Island near Cincinnati and Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, where the company is based since taking over as Cedar Fair president in June. He will succeed Dick Kinzel, 70, as chief executive officer. Kinzel will retire upon the expiration of his contract Jan. 3.

"I have studied the Cedar Fair portfolio for more than 20 years," said Ouimet, who was last in the Richmond region in the early 1990s as chief financial officer of Disney Development Co. trying to negotiate a deal for the proposed Disney America theme park in Northern 'Virginia. "I always had, even when I was at Disney, a great respect for the quality of the operations and the quality of the experience of Cedar Fair," he said. "What I can tell you after 30 days is that what I saw from the outside is exactly what I have seen from the inside." Kings Dominion, he said, provides a quality family entertainment experience. "Here you get a nice mix of what I say is core family as well as core thrill" Cedar Fair as well as Kings Dominion had a record number of visitors last year compared with 2009.

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"What is important is that we keep it as fresh as you can," he said. "What attractions you add and what features you have come back to the understanding of what the consumer wants." Ouimet, 53, was at Kings Dominion on Tuesday as part of his tour of Cedar Fair's theme parks to learn more about each property and to talk to You will discover the likely reasons why you suffer from: Anxiety Hot flashes Brain tag Continual weight gain, despite diet and exercise Lite-altering fatigue Depression Hair loss Memory loss Constipation "7716 number one cause for low thyroid Is typically not even talked about, let alone reared for. You will discover this little-known secret' Dr. James Holland, DC tomttdly Consumer confidence rises slightly in July (MM) 754-77 Download the free app at gettag.mobi. Scan the tag at right to go to the Richmond Functional Medicine website.

eeaeS recent unemployment and housing data has been mixed, making him uneasy about the economy. "One day it's good news," he says, "and the next day you hear some company is downsizing." Economists carefully monitor consumer confidence because consumer spending accounts for 70 percent of economic activity. But consumer confidence has changed like the wind during the CONSUMERS, Pa D4 June which marked a seven-month low in the measure but still well below the reading of 90 that signals a healthy economy on the Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index. It hasn't approached that level since the recession began in December 2007. Brian Reardon, a 29-year-old insurance consultant from New York, says there's a reason consumers aren't confident He's been cutting back on spending because all the The Associated Press Two years into the recovery, Americans' confidence in the economy continues its rollerco aster ride.

As their short-term outlook on jobs and income eased somewhat amid a mix of optimistic and bad economic news, U.S. consumers' confidence rose slightly to 59.5 in July, according to a survey released Tuesday by a private research group. That's up from a revised 57.6 in To advertise in this section contact LaJuan Lewis at 804-649-6727. ItoiMDtaprtchxoni.

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