Category Archives: November 2011

Retreating For Unity

We have all read the bumper-sticker plea, “Support Our Troops,” but other than displaying a magnet on your car, how can Americans really show support and concern for service members and their families? One organization is partnering with the national … Continue reading

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80 Ways to Reduce Expenses: Part 3

Editor’s Note: This is the third installment of a four-part series that will explore 80 ways to reduce operating expenses. In these difficult economic times, these ways could be the difference between having a profitable year and one of significant … Continue reading

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Day-Camp Excursions

Day camps are big business with fierce competition. Sports camps, YMCA and YWCA camps, recreation departments, churches, and community camps are all vying for the interest and attention of parents and children. The more quality activities a camp can offer, … Continue reading

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Welcoming And Whimsical

As aquatic-therapy centers grow in response to the need for rejuvenation and social wellness, they are also growing for children with rehabilitation needs and developmental disorders. Colorful environments and interactive water are part of a stimulating, effective, and cathartic treatment, … Continue reading

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Rollin’ Through Town

Inline skating has been a recreation activity for decades, preceded by nostalgic roller skating, which was developed–believe it or not–in the 1700s. The popularity of the sport has become even more apparent through the many competitive inline events held throughout … Continue reading

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