Articles from Parks & Recreation (April 1, 2006)

1-58 out of 58 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A better beachcleaner.			106
Accreditation update.		Brief article	114
Adaptive bikers get moving with the Tour de Shrine.	Rothsam, Shannon		653
Advocacy accolades.	Young, Mark	Letter to the editor	93
Advocacy update: program keeps kids fed year-round: park and recreation agencies can become summer food sponsors to encourage program attendance.	Vinluan, Monica Hobbs		1227
Annual Fund High Five for 65 campaign.			347
Aquatic facility operator course.			57
Aquatic kingdom.			95
Army recreation programs working towards national accreditation.		Brief article	215
Awards honor legislative allies: NRPA presents legislators with Congressional Awards for their work to save LWCF.			427
Beach bound: according to Dr. Beach, our coastlines are in jeopardy.	McKenney, Alexis		1330
BLM releases strategic trail program plan.		Brief article	150
California: LA River runs through it.		Brief article	123
Celebrate seniors on National Fitness Day.			176
Coalition seeks award nominees.			139
Colorful storage for the elements.			128
Cool can covering.			129
Delegates share positive reports from the Hill: successful meetings with Congressional leaders encourage members to continue advocating for parks and recreation.			565
Did you know.			24
Display it proudly.			146
Dogpark dilemma.	Rosso, Garrett	Letter to the editor	177
Easy on and off shades.			100
From the editor: members on the Hill.	Roberts, Rachel	Brief article	223
Future scholars honored.		Brief article	207
Godspeed sets sail in May.			108
Great American Cleanup sweeps through nation's public areas.		Brief article	161
Great Florida birding trail complete.		Brief article	120
Groups petition to list park "in danger".		Brief article	125
Hit the ground running.			111
Hot commodity.			126
Hungry for media attention: making your agency's message public takes creativity and control.	Tialdo, Tim		2116
Keynote speaker takes strong stance for parks and recreation: McGovern's support through the years has produced serious results.			350
Leave it better: a sound new park: an art park overlooking the Puget Sounds turns wasteland into recreational space.			375
Legislative Forum yields successful results: record attendance, quality educational sessions and dynamic speakers combine to provide a powerful push for advocacy.	Roberts, Rachel	Brief article	168
Legislative learning: educational sessions give participants an opportunity to learn about legislative topics.			1047
Looking for SFSU alumni.			89
Mark your calendars.		Calendar	87
Member Dirk Richwine from Henderson, Nev., recently met President Bill Clinton while delivering a stopwatch to his son (he was officiating a soccer game at Liberty Point Park).			74
Michigan: town wins Active Communities Award.		Brief article	191
Nominations for NSPR awards due.			154
Parks & Recreation online.			110
Pennsylvania puts parks online.		Brief article	133
Perspectives: partnerships provide mutual benefits: through equitable relationships, the association and the field can prove worthwhile.	Lehman, Ron		420
Pesky fire ants.	Mehr, Patrick	Letter to the editor	113
Picture this: Donald Duck and friends.			30
Playbook: P.E.P. up your volunteer program: discover easy ways to manage your volunteer program through preparation, engagement and perpetuation.	Dugan, Marybeth		633
Playing the field.			104
Put your the best foot forward.			95
Ramping up for fun.			126
Rebuilding ... One playground at a time.			121
Research update: making the most of volunteers: a study shows volunteers are giving their time in exchange for community and social benefits.	Strigas, Athanassios		1887
Seen and heard.			245
Site saved from development.		Brief article	154
Stop illness at the source.			122
Swimming pool operations a framework for action, produced by Sandy MacIntosh.			73
Taking them to task: Baltimore adds 100 new playgrounds to the city through a playground task force.	McLeod, Malkia		1441
Things considered: minor updates to small parks can make a huge difference for everyone.	Forsyth, Ann		1338
Trailblazers: playing it safe: after 30 years, the pioneer of playground safety is still active.			460