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Use The Rinse Cycle
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Use The Rinse Cycle

Chicago has many attractions: deep-dish pizza, President Barack ObamaХs home, Buckingham Fountain and blues music. But most people donХt think of the city when they hear the word, Тbeaches.У Managed b

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"Hay-Days" On The Beach
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"Hay-Days" On The Beach

St. Lucie County in Florida has a long history with horses. Fort Pierce, the county seat, is still the final stop of the Florida Cracker Trail--a 120-mile route that was traditionally used to move

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Setting The Stage
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Setting The Stage

Hampton Beach  State Park is a 40-acre linear park that occupies 2 miles of the 18-mile New Hampshire seacoast. The area is heavily developed with seasonal cottages, hotels, attractions, and businesses. The

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When A Beach Goes Belly Up
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When A Beach Goes Belly Up

“More Lake Erie access” was the clamoring cry from residents of Buffalo and Western New York in the 1980s as the Rust Belt industry began its slow death rattle.

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Mitigating Murky Water
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Mitigating Murky Water

As one of the largest park systems in the country, the Chicago Park District continues to set its sights on ways to maintain water quality at its 26 miles of lakefront, 24 beaches, and 10 harbors.

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From Stone Quarry To Sandy Beach

Have you ever wondered what happens to a stone quarry when it reaches the end of its productive mining life? In most cases, fill is added and the land redeveloped for another use. But every once in a

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High Tide

Monmouth County, N.J., is home to a varied county park system, which includes a number of waterfront areas. And, like the tides that ebb and flow along the county's Seven President's Oceanfront Park,

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