Category Archives: February 2004

In The News

Cards & Letters Dear Editor, I want to thank you for a great series of articles over the past year. We have gained many insightful tips from reading your stories and have even been in contact with a few of … Continue reading

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Bridges To Trails

Savanna, Ill. is at a literal crossroads. Perhaps even more literally, it is at a cross-trails. Described by George Bellovics, Grand Illinois Trail Coordinator for the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, Sterling, Ill., as a “cornerstone” in Illinois’ Grand Illinois … Continue reading

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Home Sweet Home

Editor’s Note: Parks & Rec Business magazine presents the second 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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Pre-Season Prep

In this article we will examine what you should do to have your athletic fields in top condition prior to a grueling season of sports. Your primary objectives should be to provide safe, playable and aesthetically pleasing fields for your … Continue reading

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Newsworthy

What do you think would have happened if e-mail had preceded the telephone? I know there are those that would argue that it actually did, in the form of the telegraph, but I’m talking about modern e-mail capacity being the … Continue reading

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