Category Archives: February 2003

The Front Porch

Posted on February 22, 2003

“If the world had a front porch like we did back then, we’d still have our problems but we’d all be friends.” This Tracy Lawrence tune kept running through my head as I packed my family into the mini-van and … Continue reading →

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Industry News

Posted on February 22, 2003

“I just want an accessible swing for my granddaughter.” That was grandmother Patty Bomba’s original request two years ago. And through countless hours of hard work and community outreach, Patty was able to give her granddaughter a wonderful gift — … Continue reading →

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Poolside

Posted on February 22, 2003

There are two basic rules to follow when managing aquatics programs: • Rule number one: Have Fun! • Rule number two: Play Safe! The information below is designed to serve as a primer for those charged with the responsibility for … Continue reading →

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A Working Model

Posted on February 22, 2003

The purchasing division of Cleveland Metroparks acquires materials, commodities and services to support over 20,000 acres of natural land, golf courses, nature centers, reserved group picnic areas and the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. Each particular reservation or facility has a manager … Continue reading →

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