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Articles in May, 2004 issue of Parks & Recreation

• Gear up for next year
• Multi-use skatepark designer
• NRPA Partners with PGA
• A homerun for homegrown sports
• Follow the trail toward improved health: to celebrate National Trails Day, walk the path toward linking trails with wellness
  by Richard J. Dolesh
• How to find it
• Outdoor lighting
• Boise bolsters the city's youth development
• Passing the torch for recreation
• Slippery slopes: the tumultuous tale of boards, blades and bikes
  by Maya Avrasin
• Children's table
• Calendar of events
• Branch president wins Paragon Aquatic Safety Award
• Delirious for dinos!
• Hear and now: how park and recreation professionals can hear the needs of the deaf community
  by Gina Olivia
• Protect-o-globe lighting
• Playground catalog
• Changes at Congress allow for members to get the most out of programs
• Diversity and inclusion in parks and recreation: communication will improve awareness of diversity
  by James A. Donahue
• Lighting the way: park pathways can encourage criminal activity, but they don't have to with proper lighting and design
  by Thomas McKay
• Waterfront toys
• Fluorescent lighting
• Call For C-BM Award nominations
• Paving the public-private partnership bridge: business community takes an interest in Indy's parks
• Sneaker haven for the Southeast
• Therapeutic Recreation book
• Ken Harvey hits hard: four-time NFL Pro Bowler tackles tough recreational issues
• Staking our claim: why leisure is still significant in these troubling times
  by Richard Williams
• Size really doesn't matter in Billerica
• Letter from the editor
  by Rachel Roberts
• Tennis court surfacing
• Snowmobiling decision at Yellowstone National Park deferred until winter '04
• LWCF grants: going, going … gone? A perfect storm of problems could result in decreased funding
  by Richard J. Dolesh
• Navy entertainment program rocks deployed sailors
  by Ingrid Mueller
• Colorado Ranch added as National Park
• Climbing boulder
• Online safety course offered to youth sport coaches
• Starting senior softball: team sports can be just as successful among older adults
• Golf tournament hits a hole in one for inclusion
• Past APRS president retires
• Treated wood
• Swing for a free Golf Course Remodeling booklet
• Coveted prize given for Wetlands Research
• Managing visitors' perceptions: find out why park managers need to understand how a visitor perceives recreation resource impacts
  by Catherine E. Dorwart
• Fifty years of fun in Maricopa County
  by Sherine Zaya
• Landscape lighting
• Deadline extended for wildlife refuge
• Grant opportunities for Tennis programs