Articles from Parks & Recreation (October 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Words
Adaptor Hinge Kit.		70
Adventure to responsibility: dealing with troubled youth.		729
Always within reach.		715
Benches for parks, campgrounds & streetscapes.		82
Bronzelite.		73
Calendar of events.		678
Come together: unlocking the potential of collaboration between universities and park and recreation agencies.	Barcelona, Bob	3172
Correction.		45
Council reviews accreditation standards.		130
Dallas-Fort Worth tennis gets grassroots boost.		216
Economical canopy.		67
Eight-legged, freaky, & fun.		61
Fluid strainer system.		79
Georgia: Pig-Throwing Contest brings squeals of delight.		244
Grassroots efforts successful: Transportation Enhancements program funding restored thanks to NRPA.	Lose, David	389
Hammocks Beach State Park, Swansboro, N.C.: leave it better than you found it.		216
Happy campers: fun-filled programs as management intervention in family camping.	Cottrell, Richard	2715
Heard on NRPAnet: concrete skatepark maintenance.		369
Hershey's=happiness.		504
Illinois: Cypress Cove Family Aquatic Park recognized in Chicago media.		92
Illinois: Forest Board approves preserve expansion.		265
Michigan: student recreation conference next month.		110
Mission Series.		73
Mobile stage.		75
NeutraLime[TM] Dry.		74
New Hampshire: new recreation center opened.		130
NRPA Membership Service hours expand.	Fraga, Pam	77
NRPA Stalwart Walter Johnson retires.		572
Parks Division leads water-conservation effort.		222
Power play: Mike Haynes, NFL Hall of Famer.		506
Realistic rock climbing.		110
Recreation comes first in the first State.		675
Seeing the light: Parks and Recreation departments nationally are updating their lighting systems to reflect the public's growing concern toward light pollution.	Avrasin, Maya	1581
SeniorNet, v. 2.0: the changing roles of computers and the Internet in the leisure lives of older adults.	Sawyer, Steve	2821
Small City, big options.		641
South Dakota: successful partnership with State Health Department.		220
Spannning all abilities.		536
Sports First Aid Kits.		74
Sports Illustrated extends special offer to NRPA members, will donate funds to support NRPA.		154
Suburbanites without access to recreation paths: pack on the pounds.		193
The wide world of Parks and Recreation: what a teen learned while jobshadowing Parks and Recreation professionals.	Clark, Sondra	3908
Transportation enhancements funding saved: NRPA helps to save vital recreation path program.		429
Two for the price of one.		56