Articles from Parks & Recreation (July 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Accreditation excellence: Howard County department of recreation and parks.	Williams, Jeff		687
Annual board meeting brings trustees to headquarters.			343
Aquatics mourns a loss.		Obituary	246
Baseball token designs.			119
Bird repeller.			137
Bringing family back to the park: families that play together, stay together.	Hornig, Eric F.		1627
Buying park property.		Brief Article	146
Calendar of events.		Calendar	525
Chain saws.			113
Coach's handbook.			109
Corrections.		Correction Notice	105
Deck and railing components.			101
Doggie lifejacket.			114
Field marking system.			107
Fitness equipment.			106
Florida: state parks shine through hurricane recovery.	Mitchell, Matthew		474
From eyesore to eye-catching.			172
From stepchild to golden child: a run-down golf course in California gets updated.			431
From the editor.	Roberts, Rachel	Editorial	232
Great Lakes Region needs nominations.			155
Hearts N' Parks scores gold rating.		Brief Article	102
Hit a homerun with your next site visit: contacting federal legislators during a congressional recess can be easy and successful with the right approach.	Phillips, Michael		1452
How to find it.			109
Idaho: Boise opens learning center.		Brief Article	146
Indiana: reading for recreation.		Brief Article	162
Keeping a cool head: the need to consider the emotional element of recreation management.	Ohrberg, N. Jonas		1872
LWCF helps protect land.		Brief Article	123
Member survey available on-line.	Kotowski, Linda		356
MLB refurbishes public ball fields nationwide.		Brief Article	199
Modular mini-golf system.			121
National initiative promotes healthy swimming.			217
NRPA Congress & Exposition.		Calendar	254
Portable sound system.			88
Restroom partitions.			80
Sanctuary set aside thanks to LWCF.		Brief Article	202
School of rock: new creatures are invading local, state and national parks--boulderers--who are using the natural landscape as their own playground.	Burg, Jason		1778
Senior activities catalog.			91
Setting the stage for a special event: coordinating special fitness events is a complicated task for park and recreation departments, but can reap huge benefits.	Avrasin, Maya	Cover Story	1991
Spirit squad: a special needs cheerleading team takes town spirit to new heights.	Bender, Tracey		1430
Steel company creates urban park.		Brief Article	187
Tennis is tops for a healthy heart.		Brief Article	299
Texas: Plano passes record-breaking referendum.			156
The chair: beyond the moans and groans--what lifeguards have to say about in-service training.	Dixon, Harriet E.T.		1406
The quiet influence of inclusion: John Chambers introduced inclusion when no one knew what it was.			671
Tree gifting.			447
Under-represented groups need physical activity: parks and recreation should be the place for non-traditional activity.	Van Puymbroeck, Marieke		2581
Use Recreation and Parks Month to highlight your accomplishments: well-timed marketing can get local leaders and community residents to take notice of parks and recreation.	Lehman, Ron		485
Wire system.			98