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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of Parks & Recreation

• Baseball Tomorrow Fund helps small towns prosper
• Pool cleaner
• Mobile trailers
• Heeding the call for heritage tourism: more visitors want an "experience" in their vacations—something a historical park can provide
  by Sarah Nicholls
• The portrait of a pioneer: a look back at 115 years of Jane Addams' work at Hull-House—her legacy still lives on
  by Rodney B. Dieser
• Lake sediment creates new park
• Get your Tread Lightly! Poster
• Water attraction
• Calendar of events
• Finding the best at NRPA National Congress: Congress is a haven to exchange ideas
  by James A. Donahue
• Paper trail leads to public land
• Peace Games bring about international competition
• Regional conference stresses education
• Dive into Aquatic Conference
• Spanish-language video
• Home is where the volunteers are: early 20th century house renovated, rejuvenated and radiant
• Fitness and recreation grants awarded to Volunteers
• Reno rocks with recreation: discover the home of this year's NRPA Congress & Exposition in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains
• BlazeSports lights up Arizona
• Front-running female football: D.C. Divas running back Donna "The Animal" Wilkinson talks about tackling the pigskin
• Plan hikes online
• Fitness equipment
• Shift in inclusive recreation profession: inclusion into the community setting is no longer for specialists anymore
  by Michael Clark
• Snowmobile decision expected before first snowfall
• Residents move with new mile markers
• Online Youth Football course available
• Security drawer
• From the editor
  by Rachel Roberts
• Treating concussions
• Reno: a desert oasis: biggest little city in the world has offerings for everyone
  by Maya Avrasin
• Exhibitor listing by category
• Fishing for certification
• Aquatics School wants to create 'Jack of All Trades'
• Security fence
• Not meeting expectations: trying to find performance and accountability in the LWCF
  by Richard J. Dolesh
• More youth fitness programming needed
• Reno/Sparks and Lake Tahoe
• Coast Guard members powerlift to victory
  by Adam Chamie
• Shriver receives inaugural tennis award
• Sun shade
• Did you know
• Senate version of outdoors act announced
• Legislation equalizes playing field in California
• Up, up and away: meet the park and recreation agencies that are the driving force behind Congress's lift-off
  by Rachel Roberts
• On the water front: vital judicial ruling addresses visitor capacity
  by Glenn E. Haas
• Multi-million restoration project completed
• Environmental conservation recognized
• Lifeguards swim toward scholarships
  by Michelle Jantz
• Lifting device
• Kids Play golf for free
• Expanding parks to shrink waistlines
• Going for the gold: meet the finalists for the 2004 Gold Medal Awards
  by Amy Kapp
• Online database helps track volunteers' background
• Apparel
• Half panels
• Students claim top prize
• Healthy Lifestyle initiative allocates local funding
• Volunteering 101: finding valuable assistance is no simple task
• Coming from a land down under
• Get GoGirlGo!
• Shade structure
• Charcoal grills
• Tennis targeted for baby boomers
• 2004 NRPA Congress exhibitor listing
• The journey of a thousand miles: the Lost Boys of Sudan discover new lives in Phoenix
  by Ann Wheat
• Students can interact with speakers at Research Roundtable