Articles from Parks & Recreation (December 1, 2004)

1-48 out of 48 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
20th National Aquatic Conference & Exposition in Conjunction with the National Aquatic Management School.			329
Active Network Acquires Class Software solutions.			141
Adopting a new strategic plan: a new strategic plan offers NRPA a more focused direction.	Daniel, Lori		781
Be a good sport: NRPA partners to bring quality youth sports to towns across the United States.	Spangler, Kathy		363
Beating the heat.			58
Calendar of events.		Calendar	450
Chair.			74
Channeling the history of the Mississippi River: multi-use recreation center harkens to yesteryear for the sake of its present-day residents.			506
Communications kit.			143
Congress stalls on Transportation Act renewal: sixth extension within the past year takes TEA21 into the 109th Congress.	Dolesh, Richard J.		1168
Connecting America through parks: National Park Service Director Fran Mainella seeks to strengthen seamless park network.	Mainella, Fran	Interview	644
Cool collaborations: ice arenas built out of mutually beneficial partnerships between hockey teams and park districts.	Dutton, Barbara		1873
Designing the urban preserve boundary: the city of Phoenix learns valuable lessons on how to develop and provide access to open lands in urban areas.	Underhill, Michael		1680
Edith Upchurch Innovative Recreation Programming Forum.			323
Feeding our children.		Brief Article	146
Field marker.			122
Firering.			119
First annual excellence in inclusion awards.		Brief Article	285
Footwear.			158
From the editor.	Roberts, Rachel		273
General Session kicks off Congress.			630
GIS and GPS award winners announced.		Brief Article	168
Gold Medal winners announced: winning agencies see the fruits of hard work realized.			461
Lights on!		Brief Article	221
Lumber.			98
Miami-Dade becomes boundless.		Brief Article	228
New recreation center stands tall.		Brief Article	220
New Turf guide released.		Brief Article	61
Outdoor apparel.			156
People's perceptions of parks and recreation: an efficient and effective research application strategy.	Cipriano, Robert E.		4450
Perennials.			103
Play products.			100
Receptacle.			111
Rethinking our "customer relationship" with the public: the importance of remembering our mission in parks and recreation.	Zuefle, Matt	Column	1175
Returning from Reno: a recap of the 2004 NRPA Congress & Exposition.	Roberts, Rachel	Brief Article	183
Rubber mat.			127
Senate appropriations bills passed.			500
Singing and sledding: the dual-use dilemma: using amphitheaters as sledding hills in the winter time could pose liability problems.			616
Six outstanding parks profiled in newsletter.			388
Tennis touches those in Texas.	Palombo, Alex	Brief Article	309
Time for a play day: safety concerns on the playground shouldn't impose on creative design and fun for kids.	Parker, David B.		1083
Training programs available for trails.		Brief Article	114
Training the next generation: how parks and recreation can help anyone get in military shape.	O'Dell, Pat		1930
Turf expert passes away.		Obituary	109
Unlimited opportunities open to parks and recreation: Olympic gold medalist Dot Richardson inspires NRPA crowd.		Excerpt	4045
Utility vehicle.			112
Wetlands protected in Maine.		Brief Article	171
Whitewater west.			100