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Articles in Aug 2002 issue of Golf Course News

• Smith to acquire Treetops Resort
• GCSAA, industry working to keep show vibrant
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Society touts recent initiatives
• Tools of the trade: Rusnic guides Bear Brook through rough times
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Quarry Hills sets new opening date
  by Rice, Derek
• Novozymes buys Jeffreys
• Port Orange hires KemperSports
• Jones protege redesigning mentor's courses
• Washington courses providing habitat for burrowing owls
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Yamaha Golf Car rolls out G-MAX line
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• I.R.I. acquires Intrawest club
  by Rice, Derek
• New president outlines ASGCA goals for 2002
  by Rick, Derek
• Long-awaited course well received
  by Saunders, Doug
• Fertigation market expanding
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Superintendents overcoming fertigation learning curve
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Management companies holding on
  by Rice, Derek
• Communicating with members a top priority
  by Downing, Kevin
• Field days showcase the future of turfgrass
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• John Deere shuts Gator plant in Virginia
• Survey shows renewed interest in acquisitions
  by Hirsh, Larry
• Seeded bermudas are narrowing the quality gap
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Audubon Int'l certifies 500th sanctuary
• Summit details need to promote golf courses as environmental assets
  by Hurdzan, M
• Roberts Seed now Turf One
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Jacklin to release new bentgrass, bluegrass
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• NGF, NGCOA release rounds results
  by Rice, Derek
• Lahontan Golf Club pushing organic boundaries
  by Saunders, Doug
• New Bayer ES head: 'Bar has been raised'
  by Overbeck, Andrew
• Point: Golf cars should be an optional part of the game / Counterpoint: Golf cars are a necessary part of the game
  by Hurdzan, Michael; Fazio, Tom