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Articles in Oct, 2002 issue of Parks & Recreation

• To reach the children - @ Issue
  by Mickey Fearn
• Better to give than receive: making people with disabilities the providers, not recipients of volunteer services - Research Update
  by Terri Phoenix
• Risk management for your playground - National Playground Safety Institute
• Garfield Park Conservatory - Great Lakes
• Chaco Culture National Historical Park - Southwestern
• Playground mats - Product Roundup
• Furnace Run Metro Park, Richfield Township, Ohio - Leave It Better Than You Found It
• SeniorNet grants open doors - Leisure and Aging Society
• Iowa Park and Recreation Association - Great Lakes
• Maintenance Management Institute - Southeastern
• Ground-to deck "phone" - Product Roundup
• Urge Congress to increase funds for youth prevention programs: NRPA members need to educate federal legislators about youth programs - Advocacy Update
• Communities blossom in Nations in Bloom: the Nations in Bloom annual international awards competition is a worldwide celebration of what makes a community livable, sustainable and enjoyable
  by Richard Dolesh
• Federal agencies unite to promote Parks and Recreation - National Society for Park Resources
• Malibu Boardriders - Pacific
• Largo and Oldsmar, Fla - Southeastern
• Accessible park tables - Product Roundup
• NRPA's office of youth services starts workforce initiative - Tip-Off
• Public Image, Ltd.: students say their future field is misunderstood by the public
  by Jon McChesney
• Renting personal watercraft successfully - National Aquatic Branch
• California and Youth Conservation Corps - Pacific
• Potomac Overlook Regional Park - Southeastern
• Planning guide - Product Roundup
• Bob Hall named interim executive director - Tip-Off
  by David Lose
• Time Out, for a change: a program that helps reduce violence in youth sports programs
  by Greg Bach
• Target targets youth - National Youth Services
• Community aquatic programs - Pacific
• "Walk Delaware." - New England
• Personal sound enhancer - Product Roundup
• BlazeSports Clubs of America seeks NRPA applicants - Tip-Off
• Recreating retirement: how will baby boomers reshape leisure in their 60s?
  by Jeffrey Ziegler
• Arts and conservation: partners working together for the community - Citizen-Board Member Branch
• Washington Recreation and Park Association - Pacific
• National Aquatic Week - New England
• Gymnasium wall pad - Product Roundup
• Global bike sales are soaring - Tip-Off
• The way is was, the way it is - ORRRC at 40!
  by H. Ken Cordell
• Got golf? - American Park and Recreation Society
• Portland Parks and Recreation Department - Ore - Pacific
• How to find it - Product Roundup
• Lockers - Product Roundup
• Creative gift giving takes root - Tip-Off
• Outdoor recreation in America
• Providing training and knowledge to boards reaps community benefits - Citizen-Board Member Branch
• 6th National Mitigation Banking Conference - Pacific
• Treadmills - Product Roundup
• Pedometer kits - Product Roundup
• Get involved with World Parks Congress 2003 - Tip-Off
• Following the leaders: parks and recreation in Lee's Summit thrived when citizens were put in control
  by J. Thomas Lovell, Jr.
• Advice about internships - National Student Branch
• Society for Parks and Recreation Educators - Southwestern
• Balancing path - Product Roundup
• Calendar of Events
• On solid ground: NRPA works to meet financial challenges - NRPA Perspectives
  by David Lose
• Kids on the run - Tip-Off
• Bringing recreation to seniors on their turf - National Therapeutic Recreation Society
• Aquatic programs - Great Lakes
• Ray Dawson - Southwestern
• Play system - Product Roundup
• Mike Bordick, Baltimore Oriole - Power Play