Parks & Recreation

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Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of Parks & Recreation

• By the numbers
• Russian River now open to residents
• NRPA releases Fun First program
• Bird repellent
• Change machine
• Why citizens are important to advocacy: now more than ever, citizens need to make legislative contacts who will support parks and recreation
  by Ron Lehman
• NSPR bestows William P. Mott Jr. Awards
• From the editor
  by Rachel Roberts
• Abandoned property converted into urban park
• Fairfax hits park acreage milestone
• Disc golf products
• Calendar of Events
• Paving the way: key to snow removal success is effective leadership
  by David Ray
• Wind farm initiative launched
• Remember the regimen basics
• Flag football scores championship game
• Shade systems
• Educational highlights
• Lessons from the 2004 state and local elections: election results show both positive and negative trends for parks and recreation nationwide
  by Richard J. Dolesh
• Students steady for mid-year
  by Kyleigh DeMicco
• Small town saves ski area: thirty-year-old slopes revitalized through citizen efforts
• Federal report recommends exercise
• Snowmobile use plan finalized
• Leisure services scholarship established
• Drink/pet fountain
• For the love of the game: first black NHL player Willie O'Ree sees more diversity in hockey's future
• Youth at risk: recreation and prevention: park and recreation departments can positively benefit at-risk youth
  by Julie K.S. Sprouse
• EPA gives green light on Superfund sites
• Drinking to your health: is your outside drinking fountain safe? Take a look at some of the issues involved with ground water contamination
  by Herb Hoeptner
• How to find it?
• Playground pad
• Meet your staff …
• Parks, forest do yield economic benefit
• Precor, Inc. partners with NRPA to open headquarters fitness center
• Sport product catalog
• Telehandler
• Character survey reveals girls are better sports
• Take a swing at a baseball program
• Winter footwear
• Field marking
• New trail manual guides trail creation
• Connecticut court bounces back
• Rotary nozzle
• Playground equipment
• Flying saucers: disc golf can bring personal and community benefits to rural America
  by Jason Siniscalchi
• Public lands shine bright as possible energy source
• Heller moves to Naperville
• Utility attachment
• Park equipment catalog
• Best practices manual
• De-stress your staff with Hearts N' Parks
• Gutter broom
• Landscaping/erosion control