Articles from Parks & Recreation (August 1, 2004)

1-63 out of 63 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Escape'-ing pollution.		Brief Article	64
Accreditation agents: examine what park and recreation professionals perceive about receiving accreditation for their agency.	Sandberg, Jill		1015
Burkeen heads to Miami.		Brief Article	200
Calendar of events.		Calendar	722
California parks see the light.		Brief Article	272
City raises funds in creative ways.			470
Coalition launched to fight childhood obesity.		Brief Article	135
Congressman introduces public land recreation bill.			405
Cool, collected crocker: world record holder Ian Crocker shares his ideas on the Olympics, and swimming in his hometown of Portland, Maine.		Interview	690
Corps restores lady Liberty's image.	Castagna, JoAnne		345
Correction.		Correction Notice	15
Correction.		Correction Notice	62
Develop pigskin skills.			62
Dodging Dodgeball? Think again.			223
Double slide.			84
Foam drain.			101
Gardens get green light.		Brief Article	296
Get fit, America!		Brief Article	196
Grants help build nature center and park.			332
Green Swamp glee.		Brief Article	96
Hitzhusen honored with Ratchford fellowship.		Brief Article	258
How to do more with less.	Roberts, Rachel	Brief Article	262
Leveling the playing field: should the sport of inline hockey be relegated to costly, private skate rinks?	Guard, Daniel		1672
Lockers.			94
Mowing mayhem: how should park and recreation departments handle mowing land that abuts development?			831
National Parks Directory now available.			91
New greenhouse grows Goodwill partnership.		Brief Article	160
Not just child's play: how your agency can create design solutions for difficult playground sites.	Landgren, Scott W.		1493
NRPA's future in a new world: it takes careful planning to stay the course in changing times.	Lose, David		648
NRPA's Olympic History: go back in time for a look at the association's past, rooted in the rings of the Olympics.	Hartsoe, Charles E.		1086
Park benches.			94
Pay to play: staff supervision or self-governance: what should your skatepark policy be?	Gilligan, Chris		2098
Pennsylvania's Erie Bluffs named 117th State Park.		Brief Article	151
Philadelphia lights up: when the city of brotherly love lit its sculptures, a whole new world opened for its residents.			448
Play football week approaches.			144
Playground curbing.			101
Playground surfacing.			86
Pool Cool puts sun safety first.			842
Portable speakers.			108
Power soccer kicks into gear.		Brief Article	121
Public baptism sparks controversy.		Brief Article	196
Public-private partnership sustains park.		Brief Article	169
Research roundtable reaches Reno.			143
Restroom facilities.			104
Restroom structure.			80
Safeguarding section 4(f) still necessary: park and recreation legislation protecting park space enters final steps in process.	Dolesh, Richard J.		1218
Safety surfacing.			95
Seeking nature's Silhouette: find your cloud shadows in your occupation.	Zuefle, Matt	Column	919
Seniors set sights on staying competitive: recreation and park professionals need to notice a different generation taking the court--the older adult.	Tedrick, Ted		2097
Shade structure.			98
Shade structure.			98
Slide side panels.			103
Slip-resistant surfacing.			94
Snowmobile decision pending.		Brief Article	213
Speakers set the record straight on recreation.		Brief Article	228
Speakers stir "the spirit within us".		Brief Article	140
Summer sports safety checklist.			438
Teen named to park Commission.		Brief Article	168
The design of a volunteer coaches training program: think you need a big budget to train volunteers? Think again: learn how to design your own program from the ground level.	Toner, James M.		3150
Turning the tide: dive into how the city of Omaha pooled its resources to beat its water woes.	Peterson-Brachle, Cheryll A.		1615
Visitor center goes green.		Brief Article	212
Web site gives youth more reasons to play.		Brief Article	71
Wheelchair sports light up Las Vegas.	Salisbury, Jana		348