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Articles in Sept, 2002 issue of Parks & Recreation

• This old house gets residents moving - Tip-Off
• Dover Air Force Base gets culinary delight - Armed Forces Recreation Society
• Pacific region - Regional Reports
• Solar furnaces - Product Roundup
• Kids learn and get healthy at camp - Tip-Off
• Hoggetowne Medieval Faire: using historical reenactments for community tourism development
  by Lori Pennington-Gray
• Community programs impact senior's health and quality of life - Leisure and Aging Society
• Southeast region - Regional Reports
• Shelter - Product Roundup
• Hershey awards, sealed with a kiss - Tip-Off
• A natural challenge: sustainable design made for a successful, beautiful park at Saluda Shoals
  by Roger Dahnert
• ROTC gets help from recreation - National Student Branch
• Southwest region - Regional Reports
• Bird prevention - Product Roundup
• Envisioning an even stronger NRPA: NRPA continues to make great progress toward realizing Vision 2010 - NRPA Perspective
  by Marvin Billups
• Education: cornerstone of professional development - Tip-Off
• Are you ready? Emergency and disaster planning tips
  by Bill Avery
• Message from NAB President Doug Brenner - National Aquatic Branch
• Calendar of events
• Play bridge - Product Roundup
• Private-sector money is untapped resource - @ Issue
  by G. Randolph Worls
• Summit meeting: highlighst from the 2001 Leisure Research Symposium in Denver - Research Update
  by Mark Havitz
• An urban perspective on ORRRC - ORRRCAT At 40!
  by Charles Jordan
• Message from APRS President Harvey Faust, CPRP - American Park and Recreation Society
• Bouncing component - Product Roundup
• Dispensers - Product Roundup
• South Coast Botanic Garden, Palos Verdes Peninsula, Calif - Leave It Better Than You Found It
• Weather warning: is there a duty to follow established procedures to warn of lightning storms? - NRPA Law Review
  by James Kowlowski
• Recreation for metropolitan America - Chapter 10
• Board develops goals for coming year - National Society for Park Resources
• Play arena - Product Roundup
• Slide - Product Roundup
• Advocacy still needed on Dept. of Interior funding - Advocacy Update
• Discover Tampa Bay: your journey continues
• Reclaiming for recreation: for 100 years, the federal Bureau of Reclamation has brought water—and recreation—to the American West
• More than play: playground supports memory - National Playground Safety Institute
• Treated wood - Product Roundup
• Playground component - Product Roundup
• Why parks and recreation? varied reasons, unified goals - Tip-Off
• NRPA exhibition center and exhibitor list
• Camera creates opportunity - National Therapeutic Recreation Society
• Congress programs support citizens - Citizen-Board Member Branch
• Trash receptacle - Product Roundup
• Restroom - Product Roundup
• Why NRPA? - Tip-Off
• Signs of trouble: citizen-driven guidelines for sponsor recognition in park and recreation settings
  by Andrew Mowen
• When is persistence too pushy? - Commercial Recreation and Tourism Section
• Great lakes region - Regional Reports
• Insect barrier - Product Roundup
• Software - Product Roundup
• Help your community walk and ride for better health - Tip-Off
• One step at a time: what's involved in agency accreditation?
  by Kevin Riley
• NRPA welcomes Tampa youth to Congress 2002 - NRPA Youth Services
• Northeastern region - Regional Reports
• Water-absorbing polymer - Product Roundup
• Bill Rodgers, play marathon legend - Power Play