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Getting The Rust Out
Squeezing the last drops out of a budget is essential to making the most of any fiscal year. This includes improving the equipment on the property — even the rusty stuff. One way to grind a few more years of … Continue reading
Defying Boundaries
What started as an interactive art project by Swedish artist Johan Ferner Ström has the potential to become an all-inclusive sport that does not discriminate by age, gender or physical ability. “Puckelball” is an artistic impression of the phenomenon of … Continue reading
All-Around Involvement
Program development can be difficult in any setting, but attempting to make it inclusive can be especially challenging. Inclusion implies that every individual — no matter one’s ability level — has the same choices and opportunities to participate. It suggests … Continue reading
Paddle Trails
In 1996, a group of grassroots leaders gathered to discuss what they could do to stimulate the economy for communities located along the Roanoke River in eastern North Carolina. The group, which eventually became known as the 501(c)3 non-profit Roanoke … Continue reading
Clearing The Water
What happens when a routine water analysis indicates the water in a swimming pool or hot tub is chemically balanced, but the water appears less than perfect? Too often a pool operator’s solution is to blindly add more chemicals and … Continue reading
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