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Scoreboards--Keep ’em turned off at the younger levels
As a recreation professional, I have plenty of opportunities to see children participate in different sports at all levels.
Inside The Boards
When an outdoor in-line hockey rink becomes part of a parks and rec department’s facility inventory, there are a host of maintenance issues it will need to know; some are obvious, some not so much.
Forever Friends
Joel was lying on the floor, watching the big color TV when he heard the sound of corn popping.
Stop The Insanity
As a Certified Sports Field Manager, I consult with dozens of municipalities, schools, and private sports organizations each year regarding problems with ball fields.
Confident Canines
For dog lovers, one of the best places to take their dogs for exercise and socialization is a dog park.
Off To A Great Start
Just the mention of a new park will even make adults giddy with excitement. When the playground equipment is free—the reaction is even better.
Seeing The Good In Green Spaces
When something is near and dear to your heart, almost losing it makes you appreciate it even more. That situation nearly happened with Red Maple Park in Durham, N.C.
