Category Archives: April 2004

Final Four

Right about the time this is published I’ll know how poorly I picked the brackets for the annual March Madness NCAA basketball tournament. Having just finished the local basketball season as a coach for my first-grade son’s team, I feel … Continue reading

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Maximizing Miami

With an operating budget that hovers around $12 million and more than 100 properties to maintain, Miami has its feet squarely planted in the future, and the past. As oxymoronic as that seems, the secret to Miami Parks and Recreation … Continue reading

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Water Sources

Editor’s Note: Parks & Rec Business magazine presents the third part in a year-long series of articles devoted to park landscaping and grounds maintenance, Landscaper’s Corner. Please let us know if there’s a subject you’d like to see covered in … Continue reading

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Water Zones

Editor’s Note: Parks & Rec Business magazine presents the third part in a year-long series of articles that will focus on… Everything H20, from pool equipment, safety, staffing and programming to profiles and perspectives on the latest aquatics facilities, water … Continue reading

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Sweeping Up

Broomfield was a beneficiary of the Internet boom as thousands moved into the area to take advantage of a burgeoning Silicon-Valley like valley between Denver and Boulder. Though the boom busted, the thousands generally stayed to enjoy the climate, the … Continue reading

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