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Moments, Impressions, Improvements

Moments, Impressions, Improvements

In 1976, I worked at a local pizza joint after school. One of the managers was an older gentleman and a “jack-of-all-trades.” In addition to the daily register count, he painted, repaired, fixed, and stocked all day long.

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Columns 4 min read
December Product Review

December Product Review

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Product Review 2 min read
December This-N-That

December This-N-That

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This N That 8 min read
Health, Opportunity & Connectedness

Health, Opportunity & Connectedness

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Editor's Notes 6 min read
More Than Fun

More Than Fun

When temperatures rise, children and families across the country seek relief in the water—at local swimming pools, lakes, beaches, and/or splash pads. Yet for many communities, especially those that have been historically underserved, access to water-based recreation remains limited or nonexistent.

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Aquatics 5 min read
Conducting a “Sound” Pickleball Siting Study

Conducting a “Sound” Pickleball Siting Study

Whether you love pickleball for its energetic, fast pace or hate it for the constant rhythmic, popping noise of the plastic ball, its status as one of the fastest-growing recreational sports in the United States is undeniable.

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Rec Facilities 4 min read
High-Tech, High-Energy

High-Tech, High-Energy

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Rec Facilities 5 min read
Unmatched Durability

Unmatched Durability

Communities are tasked with finding the best ways to build safe, sustainable, and inclusive recreational areas. Local leaders, parks and recreation directors, administrators, and government officials are often expected to move the needle on these foundational aspects in their counties.

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Parks 5 min read
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