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FORT LEE -- Music and tennis seem to have little in common. Richard B. Thompson would have begged to differ. Mr. Thompson taught both -- music for four decades in the Cliffside Park schools and tennis over the years at venues such as the Fort Lee Recreation Center, the Alpine Country Club in Demarest and the West Side Tennis Club at Forest Hills. He even produced an instructional LP with one of the greats of the game, Arthur Ashe.
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...(3) Public recreational use of the Raven's Roost Trail for access to and f...'s Roost public recreation cabin and the Alpine Recreation Area. (c) Any person who wishes to ente...
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CEDAR HILLS -- A year ago, Highland, Alpine and Cedar Hills participated in a feasibility survey on developing a joint recreation/aquatics center. While the results of the survey showed that residents were overwhelmingly in favor of the idea, getting the cities to agree to build it could be a different story.
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... uses Wildlife viewing Passive recreation Nonuse Values Option Values Conservation of topsoi...The values that recreators place on high alpine recreation, by comparison, is more than that of ot...
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WASHINGTON -- Congress is stepping into a dispute between environmentalists and the ski industry over whether ski areas should be able to expand their summertime recreation, a move critics say could allow them to build amusement parks. Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo., introduced a bill Monday that would allow ski areas to offer year-round recreation on land they lease from the U.S. Forest Service. Mountain biking, alpine slides and zip- lines that whiz people above forests and valleys are among the more common summertime activities pursued by ski resorts.
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ALPINE -- Alpine's City Council voted unanimously this week to approve funds for a survey of Alpine, Cedar Hills and Highland residents regarding a potential recreation facility that would service the three neighboring north Utah County cities. The $3,263 Alpine will pay for the survey is only a portion of the overall cost, which will be shared by Cedar Hills and Highland, for a feasibility study regarding the project. Alpine has already approved $6,762 to participate in the feasibility study.
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Maine Winter Sports Center has named Mark Shea as community development director. Shea previously worked for the Caribou Parks and Recreations Department. In his new position, Shea will be a resource for communities that want to establish or enhance their outdoor recreation program offerings, including Nordic and Alpine skiing.
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The Utah County Commission approved grants to the following cities for recreation-related projects: -- Alpine -- $5,738.13 for playground equipment
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The 2006 Alpine Coach Limited, a motor coach made by Yakima's Western Recreation Vehicles Inc., will be featured in "RV 2006," an annual television special for the Home and Garden Television network. The show will air at 5 p.m. Sunday.
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OREM -- The waves of discontent in Orem's Springwater neighborhood have calmed. A group of Springwater residents rallied last summer against Alpine District's plans to put two alternative schools in an old recreation center in their neighborhood.
