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Parks/Recreation

Project EverGreen and PBI-Gordon team up to rejuvenate Kansas City park

January 26, 2023By

In the fall of 2022 Local landscapers, PBI-Gordon employees and more gathered to help renovate Huron Park in Kansas City, Kan. read more

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Artificial turf store and warehouse launches in Northeast Ohio

November 7, 2022By
Purchase Green launched its first Ohio location, offering a warehouse and store. (Photo: Purchase Green)

Artificial Turf seller, Purchase Green, opened a new Cleveland-based store and warehouse owned and operated by Ground Works Land Design's Tony Nasrallah. read more

Facing the heat, SFMA award winner makes the most of tough 2021

March 13, 2022By
The field at Norbrock Stadium in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada. Norbrock won the 2021 SFMA Field of the Year award in the schools & parks, baseball category.

Mike DeCicco, turf manager in Kamloops, BC, Canada, shares how he and his crew overcame record high temps and COVID issues to win a 2021 SFMA Field of the Year award. read more

Project EverGreen and SFMA team up to revitalize baseball field in Georgia

January 20, 2022By
Volunteers from STMA, Project EverGreen and the Chatham County Parks & Recreation Department refurbished the baseball field at Mother Mathilda Beasley Park in Savannah, Ga. (Photo credit: Steve and Suz Trusty)

SFMA, Project EverGreen and the Chatham County Parks & Recreation Department teamed up to revitalize a baseball field in Savannah, Ga. read more

Lead-contaminated fields still waiting for cleanup in NYC

May 18, 2018By

The Red Hook Recreation Area is your run-of-the-mill park with all the staples for a community to enjoy: soccer fields, baseball fields, wide open areas. Except it isn’t like every other park; it’s contaminated with lead. This local park in Red Hook, which is in New York City’s Brooklyn borough, has been the center of attention after the discovery of... read more

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