Articles from Parks & Recreation (December 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Activity database announced.		Brief Article	111
Advocacy update: routes to school provide funding: providing safe routes to and from school creates funding opportunities for parks and recreation.	Dolesh, Richard J.		887
Agencies named in 100 best communities contest.		Brief Article	259
Agencies receive accreditation.		Brief Article	173
All aboard.			98
American trails contest announced.			100
Be an All-America City.			100
Beneath the surface.			98
Bike pamphlet portrays benefits.		Brief Article	85
Blighted area transforms into community resource.		Brief Article	116
BOT welcomes new members, amends strategic plan.			330
Call for speakers: New England Training Institute.		Brief Article	95
Climbing data.	Cook, Rich	Letter to the Editor	203
Colorful cubbies.			118
Congress brings accolades.			670
Cool pools.			95
Cover comments.	Scovil, Ryan	Letter to the Editor	34
Decking done right.			58
Destination: the multi-generational park: a new trend in mega-parks that offer something for every age and interest surfaces in Lewisburg, Penn.	Miller, Matt		1898
Donations still needed for hurricane relief.		Brief Article	186
Drills DVD.			98
From brownfield to cornfield: forgotten brownfield revived into community art project.			336
From trash to treasure.		Brief Article	183
General session scores big with keynote: retired NFL superstar Emmitt Smith wows crowd with opening address.			958
Great Lakes receives grant.			165
Hays to retire.		Brief Article	204
Head to the tropics.			116
Keeping score: documenting the benefits of army recreation.	Stennes, Marcy		1754
Making change.			103
Mark your calendars.		Calendar	145
Meet your new officers.		Brief Article	225
Naval Station provides unique experience.	Kundu, Michael		668
Nevada: Clark County deemed savvy.		Brief Article	217
NRPA Annual Fund 2005.			711
Partnerships provide new funding: this past year has created new opportunities for grants and growth through the National Partnerships Department.			939
Pennsylvania River of the Year awarded.		Brief Article	146
Perspectives: products of the playground: new NRPA president remembers his past, and looks to the future.	Neu, Steve		463
Picnic time.			88
Playbook: deducting non-reimbursed business travel: even though your employer might not cover business expenses, you can save money by deducting them on your tax return.	Batarla, Rob		341
Put it into action.	Roberts, Rachel	Editorial	241
Reclaiming the big apple's lost park.		Brief Article	176
Research update: an essential management tool: benchmarking has become an essential management tool for park and recreation agencies.	Liang, Yating		3085
Sports Illustrated GOOD SPORTS[TM] 2005 community winners.		Brief Article	211
State park correction.	Forrey, William	Letter to the Editor	69
Steady Stream for safety.			83
Surface statistics: ice rink study gives the cold, hard facts about facility ownership and amenities.	Dutton, Barbara		1557
Take it to the mat.			102
Tales from Texas: NRPA Congress descends upon the Lone Star State for sun, fun, education and networking for its members.	Roberts, Rachel	Brief Article	319
The fort celebrates centennial.		Brief Article	266
Tis the season to donate.		Brief Article	262
Trailblazers: stirring the pot: John McGovern likes a little controversy, as long as it means making progress on accessibility standards for people with disabilities.			468
Vermont: parks do foster respect.	Nunez, Tad		595
Web site teaches outdoor ethics.		Brief Article	130
Welcome to the world of freeriding: the next generation of mountain bikers is looking for a challenge in their trails.	Eller, Mark	Cover Story	1547
Winter wonderland.		Brief Article	82
Zippy new slide.			107