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Articles in March, 2006 issue of Parks & Recreation

• Perspectives: four Cs for NRPA: to move into the future, the association must adopt consistency, credibility, continuity and courage
  by Steve Neu
• Virginia: Park Authority creates Top Ten resolutions
  by Melissa Lothrop
• Playbook: are you really saving money? How to financially evaluate a project using the concept of present value vs. future money
  by Rob Batarla
• Illinois: Dunes designated as Natural Areas Inventory site
  by Melissa Lothrop
• Thank you from Baton Rouge
  by Bert Neal
• Massachusetts: residents vote yes for recreation center
  by Melissa Lothrop
• Past NRPA staff member passes away
• World's smallest park to move seven feet
• PGMS launch grounds management seminars and visits
• Into the depth
• Leave it better: out of the rubble: the site of a highway collapsed by an earthquake is turned into a thoughtful community memorial
• Mark your calendar
• Paper towel time
• Stretch of Columbia River to open to public
• 2005 Ad
• Building with confidence
• Mentoring program for landscape architects
• Stage presence
• Tennessee governor proposes axing state park entry fees
• Supplies, Equipment and Services
• Federal program grants Memphis with park land
• Quick Calling
• Orange county has sweet plans for new park
• Refined receptacles
• Tracking the trends: a look at how fitness centers are impacted by health and social factors
  by Daniel Atilano
• Law review: the importance of parkland protection: new regulations for Section 4 of the Transportation Bill will define feasible alternatives
  by James C. Kozlowski
• Camp with confidence
• Research update: mental restoration and recreation: taking time to visit a park may leave you a little more relaxed
  by J.C. Norling
• Oh Deere
• Bloom to grow: community gardening provides education, enrichment and eggplants all in one plot
  by Marti Ross Bjornson
• Pool motoring
• Souvenir stations
• Crime scene investigation not just for television: parks and police team up to give youth at-risk a positive camp experience
  by Joel G. McCormick
• Parks & recreation 2006 Buyer's Guide
• Litter getter
• Buccaneer Bay
• Meet the staff: finance department
• Corrections
• 2005 Ad
• New public policy director appointed
• From the editor: March madness
  by Rachel Roberts
• Construction begins on citizens park
  by Karon Badalamenti
• New scholarship established
• Advocacy update: working with federal agencies: park and recreation advocates should tap into administrative law to accomplish policy priorities
  by Monica Hobbs Vinluan
• A continuum of health for older adults
  by Karon Badalamenti