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Joining The Big Leagues

Joining The Big Leagues

In a landmark development for the local athletic community, the Hialeah Parks and Community Engagement Department proudly introduced Hialeah Elite, the city's first-ever travel basketball program.

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Parks 4 min read
A Deeper Purpose

A Deeper Purpose

In a city renowned for its dynamic food culture and growing sports scene, Seattle’s SODO neighborhood is preparing to welcome a one-of-a-kind entertainment destination: Picklewood Paddle Club — Courts & Kitchen.

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Rec Facilities 4 min read
For The Win

For The Win

Flag football gains yardage in parks and rec It’s difficult to miss the news about youth flag football’s growth. Consider the following: * The

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Programming 5 min read
A Dream Realized

A Dream Realized

Climbing is more than just a sport—it’s a journey of perseverance, patience, and humility. As Jeremy Salyers, co-founder of BedRock Climbing Facility, says, “Climbing is a very humbling sport.

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Rec Facilities 4 min read
Through or Thorough

Through or Thorough

The spelling difference between getting through staff training and getting thorough staff training is just a single, lowercase “o.” The real-world difference could be life or death.

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Camps 9 min read
Case Study: Hitting The Right Notes

Case Study: Hitting The Right Notes

By a quiet creek in Amherst, N.Y., Alex Eadie, the Senior Director of Advancement at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Buffalo (JCC), can hear the faint sound of bells and chimes as he walks up the path by the creek into the Irving M. Shuman Campground.

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Camps 3 min read
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