City Seeks Volunteers for Panel on New Park Projects
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By The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Sep. 23--The city of Boise is seeking volunteers to serve on a committee that advises the mayor and city council on what new park projects should be undertaken.
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By Kent, Joan  La Crosse leaders will start off the new year by considering a proposal directing City Engineer Randy Turtenwald to design barriers for the Riverside Park levee.  The proposal comes three months after the Sept.
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By JULIAN WALKER  Red Cross volunteers, work crews and city employees were in Battery Park yesterday helping those dealing with storm and sewer water that was waist-high in spots.
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By Rosemary Winters, The Salt Lake Tribune  Feb. 1--Sandy residents could have a new park soon.    The city's Parks and Recreation Department wants to develop 4.3 acres at  622 E. 7800 South, next to Union Middle School.
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By Daniel D'Ambrosio, Waterbury Republican-American, Conn.  Sep. 7--MIDDLEBURY -- The Board of Selectmen has endorsed a new ordinance  that would require land use applicants to pay for consultants hired by the  town to evaluate their projects.
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By Josh Mitchell, The Baltimore Sun  Feb. 5--Baltimore County officials say parkland is so scarce in some areas that they're willing to pay premium dollars when it becomes available.
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By RACHEL RICE; OF THE NEWS STAFF  PRESQUE ISLE - Recreation officials have the green light to look at options for a new building after city councilors voted Monday night to establish a Recreation Facility Committee.
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Washington Mayor Anthony Williams, center, DC Sports Commission Chairman Mark Tuohey, left, and others, look on as the DC City Council debates stadium finance legislation for the return of Major League Baseball returning to Washington, Tuesday.
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By JUDY O'ROURKE\\ Staff Writer  SANTA CLARITA -- A local environmental group that is fighting a planned industrial park project in Newhall asked the city Thursday to reconsider a recycling facility that would be the first project built there.
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By Rob Pavey  The politicians have spoken. Now it's the scientists' turn.  One of the state Environmental Protection Division's top hazardous waste officials will tour Hyde Park today in hopes of learning more about the neighborhood.
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By Elias E. Lopez, The Miami Herald  Feb. 4--The Palmetto Bay Village Council is stepping into the debate over a proposed wetland project at Bill Sadowski Park and Nature Center.
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The appointment would put the mayor in a position to re-energize the memorial's fund-raising campaign.
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When the mayor named a 73-year-old grandmother to the city's park board &#151; which considers issues like off-leash dog areas and outdoor party permits &#151; the move might have gone largely unnoticed.
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By Crystal Bonvillian, Montgomery Advertiser, Ala.  Feb. 12--MILLBROOK -- Millbrook officials are getting into the green.   The City Council is considering an ordinance that would establish an  urban forestry program to plan, plant and maintain trees throughout Millbrook.
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By Serdar Tumgoren, The Dispatch, Gilroy, Calif.  Dec. 14--GILROY -- Development proposals for 229 new homes will cram the  agenda for city council's last meeting of the year.
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Washington, DC, Mayor Anthony Williams will try to get financing for a Major League Baseball stadium back on the city council agenda next week after the council
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Major League Baseball will reopen negotiations with the city about relocating the erstwhile Montreal Expos to Harbor Park this coming season if officials are