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Category Archives: May 2009
On A Smaller Scale
Hitting a homerun in baseball and maintaining a softball field takes more than an occasional swipe of the ball and dusting off the bases after a game. In these tough economic times, field maintenance can help stretch your dollar and … Continue reading
H.O.P.E. For The Best
Preston’s H.O.P.E is a fully accessible inter-generational park that goes beyond the traditional playground to ensure a unique opportunity for physical and imaginative exploration for all generations. Located on the property of the Mandel Jewish Community Center in Beachwood, Ohio, … Continue reading
Purposely Playful
In searching for a definition of “natural play,” you’ll likely find descriptive words like “imaginative” or “ecological.” If you ask friends, neighbors or colleagues, it is unlikely any of them will give the same answer. However, if you ask young … Continue reading
Turn Up The Activity
Most parks and recreation departments have an abundance of amazing areas, so it’s easy for some of the smaller neighborhood parks to get lost in the shuffle. Here’s a program idea that can bring attention to those parks and your … Continue reading
Lazy, Hazy, Shady Days Of Summer
The outdoor Greek-style Woodward Amphitheatre in Fresno, Calif., sat dormant for most of the last 15 years due to the area’s intense heat. Daytime temperatures reaching into the 100s made it impossible for residents to enjoy the venue. City administrators … Continue reading