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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Parks & Recreation

• Creating playgrounds to meet your needs
• Aqua aerator
• Calendar of events
• A garden by any other name … Chicago Park District proves there is more to its gardens than petunias
• Shade structure
• Street smarts: a new brand of skatepark, called a skate plaza, hits the streets for boarders wanting to ride the rails
  by Claudine Heizer
• Skiing with sheep: a baah-ffling tale: how recreation and agriculture can work together to find profit in the same land
  by Kindra Gordon
• Inline hockey league assistance available
• Winter safety
• Grinding attachment
• Funds donated to disabled little leaguers
• Dock system
• NRPA members join prestigious academy
• Looking into the eye of the storm: the town of Port Charlotte, Fla., rallies around parks, and learns some tough lessons after Hurricane Charley strikes
  by Daniel L. Dustin
• Utility company donates $1 million for parkland
• Matching grant opens more recreation opportunities
• Achieving the ultimate climb
• Student conservation scholarships announced
• Sun shade
• Shelters
• Marines take pool cool to Japan
• Parks for life: an emotion-based park ethic for everyone
  by Will LaPage
• Pirates, primates and pyramids: to compete with area attractions, regional waterparks look into theming to set them apart
  by Barbara Dutton
• Taking it to the next level
• Hockey goes high tech
• Turf builder
• Climbing wall
• Legislative advocacy 101: suggestions from the field on effective advocacy
  by Maya Avrasin
• Keeping fit in the oval office: through the years, our presidents have sometimes had a hard time keeping fit. As a leader of our country, should our commander-in-chief also lead us in recreation? A look back at past presidents
  by Rachel Roberts
• Reaching new distances: nine-time New York City Marathon runner Grete Waitz shares her perspective on youth fitness
• Keeping older adults active
• Historic water route debuts as modern path
• Swimming pool blankets
• The price of convenience: online registration software isn't necessarily cheap, but definitely helpful
• Citizen branch braces for big initiatives
  by Mary Garrison
• Treehouse Village grows in Pennsylvania
• Half-pipe
• Planting tips
• Keys to individual and agency success: competent park and recreation departments need support from the entry level to upper management
  by Amy Hurd
• Students plant seeds of interest
  by Eric Galen Johnson
• Quoting what we do best
• Park service reaches out to retirees
• Turf seed
• Pool cleaning
• Bird showroom squawks with a new name
• Meet NRPA's new leaders: Ron Lehman and Lori Daniel take over as chairman and president for the coming year
• Soccer ball collection meets its goal
• Your recreation company for life
• From the editor
  by Rachel Roberts
• Rim-testing system
• Cleaner coating
• Indy Parks opens family center
• Holding court: bringing baby boomers back to public tennis courts could be as easy as changing your surfacing
  by Ron Woods
• Building relationships
• Snowmobile decision announced
• Interactive marketing for waterparks
• Citizens dive into new aquatic center
• Diary of a mad mini-golfer: while on a family outing, this author takes a swing at mini-golf and finds the true charm of the sport
  by Ted Eleftheriou
• Encouraging exploration
• Muffling the noise
• Shade structure
• Programming for mixed-ability recreation: behavior management is the key when dealing with teenagers of any ability level
  by Blake Farris