Category Archives: January 2004

Communication

Posted on January 25, 2004

It’s so simple, isn’t it? Communication, that is… It can be, I suppose, but it’s often unduly complicated. Heck, even when I try to communicate to myself I can make it difficult. Just today I tried to decipher a note … Continue reading →

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Stadium In A Park

Posted on January 25, 2004

Editor’s Note: Parks & Rec Business magazine presents the first 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 →

Posted in Departments, Departments, Grounds + Sports Turf, Issues, January 2004, Landscape Architect Business, Landscape Design, Parks and Rec Business | Leave a comment

Spray On

Posted on January 25, 2004

Editor’s Note: Parks & Rec Business magazine presents the first 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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In With The Old

Posted on January 25, 2004

I grew up in a small town and I guess some of those traits are hard to shake. I’m told I can still be such a huckster. I still tell people, “Your lights are on” as they walk away from … Continue reading →

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