A Salute To Wisdom I’ve never been shy about my traditional (aka old-fashioned) values and have worn them proudly on my sleeve. I dance at weddings with my wife and daughters, but only slow numbers (otherwise I look very silly).
Threshold Space I was ten minutes early when I pushed the door open of the ski patrol headquarters for the first time. With a small breath to calm my nerves, I kicked my ski boots against the door frame to clear them of snow and stepped more tentatively than I wanted inside. Instantly, 12 sets of eyes were on This article is for Members only
A Father’s Pledge My father, Ronald Henry Ciancutti—son of Henry Ronald Ciancutti and future father of me, Ronald Drew Ciancutti—stared at the ceiling in the gymnasium as the light grew brighter in the early morning hours. This article is for Members only
A Contagious Spirit A holiday story about Hanna and Joey shows how optimism, generosity, and practical action can spread through a community. This article is for Members only
Come Together Organizations can retain young professionals by building trust, encouraging mentorship, sharing leadership, and empowering employees to shape workplace culture. This article is for Members only
All In A Day’s Work A reflection on work argues that sustained effort, quality, skill, and perseverance shape achievement, reputation, and personal fulfillment. This article is for Members only
Follow My Lead Effective parks and recreation leaders cultivate character, model desired behavior, build trust, communicate vision, and pursue written goals. This article is for Members only
Proceed With Confidence Fear of uncertain outcomes can limit meaningful action, while thoughtful confidence creates opportunities to help others and move forward. This article is for Members only
The Anatomy Of A Memory Intentional mental anchors can help preserve meaningful moments while reminding us that even cherished experiences eventually become memories. This article is for Members only
Be Your Own Best Quality Control Swift action, attentive supervision, and personal accountability can stop small warning signs from becoming costly or tragic failures. This article is for Members only
The Joy of Summer Summer brings inevitable surprises, but perspective, resilience, and community support can help recreation professionals enjoy the season. This article is for Members only
Dedicated To Outdoor Recreation Farmington created a dedicated outdoor-recreation department to diversify its economy, strengthen quality of life, and guide major investments. This article is for Members only
