Category Archives: April 2010

Start Small But Think Big

The world’s appetite for energy is undeniable. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, “[T]otal world consumption of marketed energy is projected to increase by 44 percent from 2006 to 2030.” Since there is no clear blueprint available for parks … Continue reading

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Let Junior Take Over

What can a golf course do to fill tee times with golfers who leave the course in need of only routine grooming instead of extensive repairs? In Winter Haven, Fla., the Lake Bess Golf Course started the Junior Program to … Continue reading

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Beach-Building Basics

Think your beach isn’t exciting enough to attract visitors? Well, think again. Making your beach the place to go can be done with minimal effort. “All you have to do is give people the space and not get in their … Continue reading

Posted in April 2010, Grounds + Sports Turf, Issues, Parks and Rec Business | Leave a comment

Power Of Water

I don’t know who was more excited–me or the group of 12-year-olds surrounding me. After two years of fundraising and countless hours of practice, we had finally made it to the front gate of The Ripken Experience – Cal and … Continue reading

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This-N-That

PPG Issues Advisory On Aquatic Facilities Pittsburgh, Penn.–The Accu-Tabsystem commercial pool water treatment group of PPG Industries announces the release of “Smooth Operator: Maintenance & Training Best Practices,” the second in a series of informational advisories. Data from the survey … Continue reading

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