Articles from Parks & Recreation (September 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2006 NRPA Congress exhibitor listing: by category.		List	4616
A helpful hopper.			99
Advocacy update: school is back in session: complementing school efforts can engage kids in healthy lifestyle choices.	Vinluan, Monica Hobbs		983
Beast of the East: the East Coast Greenway, once completed, will provide bikers and hikers 3,000 miles of trails from Maine to Florida.	Siniscalchi, Jason		1807
Beauty interrupted: vandalism can paint an ugly picture of an otherwise attractive park system.	Burg, Jason		1591
Brownfield to greenspace: how volunteers renewed lakefront land.	Oliver, Jacqueline		1965
California parks receive $250 million for infrastructure.		Brief article	134
Caution: flying fish ahead: the 2006 general session promises insights, smiles and scales.		Industry overview	977
Certification process assessed.		Brief article	431
Cleaning without chemicals.			82
Congress & exposition: Washington State Convention & Trade Center: October 10-14 Seattle, Washington.			813
County parks given $6 million for Wilma cleanup.		Brief article	112
CRT disappointed with trail fund forfeiture.		Brief article	134
Customize your bike security.			103
Cut in comfort.			99
Design your own safe surface.			102
Destination: Seattle: head to the Northwest for this year's NRPA Congress & Exposition!			99
Experience needed: these three Congress 'rookies' hit the conference for the first time and prepare to share their experiences.			532
Free hikes offered at Shenandoah National Park.			82
Guide to exhibitors: as of Aug. 18, 2006.		Calendar	1750
Hershey's track and field finishes strong.		Brief article	190
Keep a "Chek" on iron.			119
Kids flock to rocks.			109
Leave it better: painting a new face: Chicago restores historic murals throughout city parks.			319
Leisure Research Symposium schedule announced.	McIntyre, Brendan	Calendar	1277
Locker rooms your way.			85
Making up ground.			105
Mark your calendars.		Calendar	106
Member receives 2006 Robert W. Crawford Achievement Prize.			385
NAYS collecting gear to promote youth sports.			68
No barriers included.			102
North Carolina may acquire Chimney Rock Park.		Brief article	192
NPS director retires.		Brief article	90
NRPA Board election results announced.			620
Parks find ways to address the homeless issue.		Brief article	162
Pennsylvania wilds awarded $1.78 million.		Brief article	71
Perspectives: making a life by giving: what it means to give back through parks and recreation.	Neu, Steve		514
Picture this: flipping back.			71
Playbook: I can't stress this enough ... delegating is key to avoiding workplace stress.	Yost, Lauren		571
Registration open for national trails symposium.			86
Research update: zero tolerance doesn't add up: research shows that zero-tolerance policies in community recreation programs aren't producing results.	Sharpe, Erin		2681
Seattle: takes it easy: today's rapidly-growing city of coffee and culture has always taken pride in its solid roots of history.			1279
See you in Seattle!	Roberts, Rachel	Brief article	248
Setting the social scene: whether partying into the past or having fun into the future, NRPA's Congress welcome and closing parties showcase the best of Seattle.			943
Swamp Fox may earn a spot in D.C.		Brief article	203
Swing for the fences.			62
The 2006 Gold Medal judges made final decisions on which agencies would take the coveted prize.			77
The future of parks and recreation: Robbie Bach, Power Session speaker and pioneer of the digital entertainment industry reveals how technology will change the field.		Interview	732
The future of play.			89
Touring the Emerald City: from one neighborhood to the next, Seattle is a gem of a town.			1312
Trailblazers: a helping hand: Col. Harlan Tucker explains how he became a 40-year volunteer.			529
Uniquely Seattle: if you're up for something different than the usual tourist itinerary, these are sure picks for your clipboard.		Directory	333
Virginia: park authority owns historic mill.		Brief article	97
Wheelchair tennis a big hit in parks.	McIntyre, Brendan		372
Why choose the student branch?	McIntyre, Brendan	Brief article	150
You've got a friend in me: friends of parks groups in the Twin Cities show their support for public land.	Emerson, Dan		1712