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NRPA's future in a new world: it takes careful planning to stay the course in changing times.(NRPA Perspective): An article from: Parks & Recreation by David Lose, 2004-08-01
Calendar of events.(Calendar): An article from: Parks & Recreation
Family values: this dynamic father/daughter duo believes the quickest way to inspiration is through perspiration.(Calhoun Park in Minneapolis): An article from: Parks & Recreation by Jennifer Barnett, 2010-09-01
Win wins: park get help from unusual directions.(TRENDS): An article from: Parks & Recreation by Unavailable, 2010-03-01
'This one is going to be a tough act to follow': revitalized NRPA puts on stellar 2003 National Congress & Expo.(Congress Roundup): An article from: Parks & Recreation
Hearts N' Parks launches health efforts nationwide.: An article from: Parks & Recreation
Florida: Miami-Dade Parks opens new soccer fields.(NPRA in Action): An article from: Parks & Recreation
Old faithful: tried and true, CPR helped this park counselor save the life of a lightning-strike victim.(Camp Summit Counselor ): An article from: Parks & Recreation by Julie Scheidegger, Shannon Gammon, 2010-09-01
Ambassador to the outdoors: reflections on the first outdoor Nation Youth Summit.(National Outdoor Youth Summit)(Conference news): An article from: Parks & Recreation by Anthony Shaheen, 2010-08-01
Don't forget National Therapeutic Recreation Week.(Editorial): An article from: Parks & Recreation by Douglas J. Gaynor, 1996-05-01
The gold at home.(EDITOR'S LETTER)(Editorial): An article from: Parks & Recreation by Phil Hayward, 2010-02-01
Riding on the Walking Trail: how one Missouri town offends disabled citizens a day in the park.(HOW WE DID IT): An article from: Parks & Recreation by Aneeta Brown, 2010-03-01
Skimming the surface: the skatepark industry has been grinding for 40 years, and has finally found its footing.: An article from: Parks & Recreation by Maya Avrasin, 2004-03-01
The noble experiment: writing the first history of the National Recreation & Park Association held many surprises and lessons for co-author Karla Henderson.(kiosk: ... An article from: Parks & Recreation by Unavailable, 2009-12-01

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PARKS AND WILDLIFE CODE - CHAPTER 24
(6) parks, recreational, and open space area plan means a TEXAS RECREATION AND parks ACCOUNT. The Texas recreation and parks account is a separate
http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/statutes/docs/PW/content/htm/pw.003.00.000024.00.
Home Page
Offering safe, diversified recreational and educational programs and facilities that promote fun, fitness, family, health, and wellness.
http://www.standrewsparks.com/
Metro Parks - Metro Beach
Features a onemile shoreline, marsh area habitat of an abundance of waterfowl, and is a top bird watching site. recreational facilities for boaters, swimmers and anglers include a swimming pool, water park, marinas, nature center, Par-3 golf course, tennis, bike trails and picnic areas. Located on Lake St. Clair.
http://www.metroparks.com/parks/pk_metro_beach.php

Extractions: Metro Beach Metropark features a one-mile shoreline and a 1,600 foot boardwalk on picturesque Lake St. Clair. This 770-acre recreational facility is a haven for boaters, swimmers and anglers. The marsh area is home to an abundance of waterfowl, and is a top bird watching site. The park features a swimming pool, spray park, marinas, nature center, Par-3 golf course, adventure golf and picnic areas. No dogs or pets are allowed in the park.
S.C. Code Of Laws Title 51 Chapter 15 Municipal Parks, Recreational Facilities A
MUNICIPAL parks, recreational FACILITIES AND THE LIKE Establishment and maintenance of parks and recreational facilities; acquisition of property;
http://www.scstatehouse.net/code/t51c015.htm

Extractions: This statutory database is current through the 2004 Regular Session of the South Carolina General Assembly. Changes to the statutes enacted by the 2005 General Assembly, which will convene in January 2005, will be incorporated as soon as possible. Some changes enacted by the 2005 General Assembly may take immediate effect. The State of South Carolina and the South Carolina Legislative Council make no warranty as to the accuracy of the data, and users rely on the data entirely at their own risk. Title 51 - Parks, Recreation and Tourism CHAPTER 15. MUNICIPAL PARKS, RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AND THE LIKE ARTICLE 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS SECTION Golf courses. Any city or town in this State may construct, maintain and operate a municipal golf course or courses and for that purpose may acquire by purchase or gift such lands as may be necessary therefor. Any such golf course shall be operated on such terms and conditions and in such manner and such charges may be made for the use thereof as the city or town council may provide. SECTION Municipal regulations as to public parks inside or outside corporate limits.
SEAPARC In Sooke, BC, Canada
Provides recreational and leisure opportunities within the community.
http://www.film.bc.ca/seaparc/
City Of East Lansing
Provides information on recreational activities, opportunities, and support services available to area residents of all ages. Class schedules and registration information included.
http://www.cityofeastlansing.com/govLinks.asp?catid=42
Bowling Green Parks & Recreation - City Of Bowling Green, KY - Official Municipa
We offer a comprehensive variety of quality recreational programs and facilities to the residents and guests of our community.
http://www.bgky.org/bgpr/
MassParks.org | Massachusetts Forests & Parks
Information on the camping, recreational activities to be found within the state park system in the Berkshires.
http://www.mass.gov/dem/region5.htm

Extractions: Find out more about... Campground reservations Activity search Events Fees Find Park by Name Find Park by Location Find Trail Maps MassParks history MassParks main page make a campground reservation request a MassParks recreation brochure find out about fees and passes find locations for recreational activities ... contact MassParks 1. Appalachian Trail County-Wide 2. Ashuwillticook Rail Trail Lanesborough, Cheshire and Adams 3. Bash Bish Falls State Park Mt. Washington 4. Beartown State Forest Monterey 5. Chester-Blandford State Forest Chester 6. Clarksburg State Park Clarksburg 7. D.A.R. State Forest Goshen 8. Dubuque, Kenneth Memorial State Forest Hawley 9. Gardner, C.M. State Park Huntington 10. Granville State Forest Granville 11. Jug End State Res. and Wildlife Mgt. Egremont 12. Mohawk Trail State Forest Charlemont 13. Monroe State Forest Monroe 14. Mt. Everett State Reservation Mt. Washington 15. Mt. Greylock State Reservation Lanesborough 16. Mt. Washington State Forest
DEM Region 3: Central
Information on the camping, recreational activities to be found within the state park system in Central Massachusetts.
http://www.mass.gov/dem/region3.htm

Extractions: Find out more about... Campground reservations Activity search Events Fees Find Park by Name Find Park by Location Find Trail Maps MassParks history MassParks main page make a campground reservation request a MassParks recreation brochure find out about fees and passes find locations for recreational activities ... contact MassParks 1. Ashland State Park Ashland 2. Blackstone River and Canal Heritage State Park Uxbridge 3. Douglas State Forest Douglas 4. Hopkinton State Park Hopkinton 5. Leominster State Forest Westminster 6. Moore State Park Paxton 7. Pearl Hill State Park W. Townsend 8. Purgatory Chasm State Reservation Sutton 9. Quinsigamond State Park Worcester 10. Rutland State Park Rutland 11. Spencer State Forest Spencer 12. Upton State Forest Upton 13.Wachusett Mountain State Reservation Princeton 14. Whitehall State Park Hopkinton 15. Willard Brook State Forest
City Of Newton
Lists parks, playgrounds, and recreational sites and programs.
http://www.ci.newton.ma.us/Parks/

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Fitchburg Parks And Recreation Department
Provides services, facilities and programs necessary for community development. Includes information on parks, greenways, trails and recreational facilities.
http://www.fitchburgrecreation.com/

Extractions: !NEW! Fitchburg Biddy League Basketball - MORE INFO !NEW! Fall Baseball - Ages 8 - 12 - MORE INFO !NEW! New England Patriots vs Buffalo Bills Trip - MORE INFO !NEW! Boston Red Sox vs Baltimore Orioles Trip - MORE INFO End of the 2005 Summer Program. Thank You Letter - MORE INFO Fitchburg Youth Soccer - MORE INFO Fitchburg Pop Warner Football - MORE INFO Concerts on the Common - MORE INFO Aerobic Plus classes MORE INFO Coggshall Park Web Cam The Fitchburg Parks and Recreation Department is as diverse as the community it serves. As in so many other aspects of life, the key to running a successful department is having the ability to strike a balance between young and old, tradition and innovation, and the needs of one versus the needs of many. The Fitchburg Parks and Recreation Department will provide essential services, facilities and programs necessary for the positive development and well-being of the community through the provision of parks, greenways, trails and recreational facilities while working in cooperation with other service providers in the community in order to maximize all available resources. Our employees continually strive to honor the past while embracing the challenges of the future, and to serve an entire community while maintaining meaningful connections with individual participants.
Oklahoma Leash Law (Dogs In State Parks Or On Recreational Grounds Or Monuments)
Michigan State University College of Law. When complete, this site will contain a full set of legal material relating to animals including all levels in the
http://www.animallaw.info/statutes/stusokstt74_1846_1.htm

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DEM Region 4: Connecticut River Valley
Information on the camping, recreational activities to be found within the state park system in the Connecticut River Valley.
http://www.mass.gov/dem/region4.htm

Extractions: Find out more about... Campground reservations Activity search Events Fees Find Park by Name Find Park by Location Find Trail Maps MassParks history MassParks main page make a campground reservation request a MassParks recreation brochure find out about fees and passes find locations for recreational activities ... contact MassParks 1. Brimfield State Forest Brimfield 2. Chicopee Memorial State Park Chicopee Falls 3. Dunn Pond State Park Gardner 4. Conn. River Greenway State Park Northampton 5. Erving State Forest Erving 6. Federated Women's Club State Forest Petersham 7. Gardner Heritage State Park Gardner 8. Hampton Ponds State Park Westfield 9. Holyoke Heritage State Park Holyoke 10. Holyoke Range State Park Amherst 11. Lake Dennison Recreation Area Winchendon 12. Lake Lorraine State Park Springfield 13. Mt. Grace State Forest Warwick 14. Mt. Sugarloaf State Reservation S. Deerfield 15. Mt. Tom State Reservation
Parks Recreation Department
Information from the City of East Hartford on recreational facilities, programs and events.
http://www.ci.east-hartford.ct.us/Parks&Rec.htm
Weinberg-King State Park
The 772acre park, including a 4-acre pond, is in Schuyler County 3 miles east of Augusta north of Route 101. recreational opportunities include bird watching, fishing, hiking, hunting, and picnicking.
http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/landmgt/parks/r4/weinberg.htm

Extractions: Mrs. Gertrude K. Allen presented a deed for about 500 acres of this land to the State of Illinois in May 1968. An additional 295 acres was purchased by the Department of Natural Resources. History The land, estimated to be worth more than $250,000, had been owned by the Allen family since 1905. Most of the land was not cultivated but was maintained as a permanent pasture. The 295-acre farm purchased from Paul Dennis was partly in cultivation and contained the 3.8-acre farm pond. Dennis previously operated a commercial poultry products cannery and the "turkey houses" fronting the highway were landmarks in the area until they were removed to make way for the new road into the Fish & Wildlife Area. Natural Features The terrain is rolling with steep hillsides. Williams Creek picturesquely meanders through the park for about 2 miles. The average depth of the creek is about 3 feet. The majority of mature trees are locust and osage orange, although pines, autumn olive, honeysuckle, oak and walnut trees have been planted. Many wildflowers are found on the hillsides and along the creek.
Beaver Dam State Park
In Macoupin County 7 miles southwest of Carlinville and situated in an oak/hickory woodland, this park offers a variety of recreational opportunities on its 750 acres.
http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/landmgt/parks/r4/beaver.htm

Extractions: Archery Range Fishing Picnicking ... Winter Sports Located in Macoupin County 7 miles southwest of Carlinville and situated in an oak/hickory woodland, Beaver Dam State Park offers a variety of recreational opportunities on its 750 acres. Fishing, picnicking, hiking, and tent and trailer camping are among the most popular activities. Although the beaver is virtually gone from this area, the park is named for a beaver dam that created its lake. The combination of upland and bottomland woods, farmland, open fields, a lake and a marsh combine to provide habitat for many kinds of animals. A quiet walker may discover deer, fox, raccoons, grey squirrels, wild turkeys, hawks, owls and woodpeckers. The park is also a home for snakes, frogs and insects. White squirrels, which are not albinos, but rather a white-color phase of the grey squirrel, are periodically seen within the park boundaries. Some different types of songbirds which enrich the natural setting are bluebirds, orioles, finches, cardinals, titmice, nuthatches, chickadees, peewees and cuckoos. Waterfowl and shorebirds are found seasonally in the park. Pileated woodpeckers are also commonly seen.
Frank Holten State Park
An urban park almost entirely surrounded by East St. Louis. The 1,125acre park features an 18-hole golf course and facilities for fishing, picnicking, and other outdoor recreational activities.
http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/landmgt/parks/r4/frank.htm

Extractions: Site Map Fishing Picnicking Boating ... Natural Features Located within sight of St. Louis Gateway Arch, Frank Holten is an urban site almost entirely surrounded by East St. Louis. The 1,080-acre park features an 18-hole golf course and facilities for fishing, picnicking, and other outdoor recreational activities. The park was established in 1964 and named Grand Marais. On May 1, 1967, the name was changed to Frank Holten, in honor of the late distinguished legislator from East St. Louis. First elected in 1916, Holten served 48 years in the Illinois General Assembly. He died in December, 1966 at the age of 98. In addition to the lakes and facilities located at Frank Holten, the park features a diversity of plant and animal life. Shade and decorative trees include Scotch pine, maple, oak, poplar, sycamore, ginko, tulip, red bud, sweet gum, and wild cherry. Water lily, lilac, arrowhead, bridal wreath, honeysuckle bush, and mock orange are some of the blossoming flowers and bushes. Many common wildlife species may be viewed in the park, such as rabbit, squirrel, raccoon, fox, groundhog, muskrat, and mink.
Welcome To Worcester
Worcester City parks recreational. recreational Facilities. In the Northern region of the City are located seven parks with facilities available for
http://www.cityofworcester.gov.uk/parks/recreational.htm
Pere Marquette State Park
Famous for the exceptional beauty of its fall colors, and for its bald eagles during the winter. This park in Grafton along the Mississippi River offers a variety of yearround recreational opportunities, including horseback riding, camping, fishing, boating, and hiking.
http://dnr.state.il.us/Lands/Landmgt/PARKS/R4/PEREMARQ.HTM

Extractions: A nature-lover's paradise, this 8,000-acre park is famous for the exceptional beauty of its fall colors and for its bald eagles during the winter. In addition to enjoying the spectacular view of the Illinois River and its backwaters from several points atop the bluffs, visitors can take advantage of a variety of year-round recreational opportunities, including horseback riding, camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, and boating. Pere Marquette's Visitor Center, opened in October 1997, welcomes you with a three-dimensional map of the park, a 300-gallon aquarium, and wealth of other displays and exhibits concerning the Illinois River, wildlife habitat, local history, and geology. History The history of Pere Marquette State Park centers around that of the Illinois River. The forces that formed the river can be traced to ancient glaciers that pushed their way down over most of Illinois, but stopped just short of the park land. In the path of the glaciers and their meltwaters, a rich network of streams and rivers were formed, and tons of soil and bedrock were ground to dust which rose and blew up against the hillsides. These ancient layers of wind-blown soil, called Loess (pronounced "less") can be seen along the roads and trails of Pere Marquette.

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