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Thank You, Rosa Parks
I was a boy of 6 in 1948 when I first noticed the "colored" section at the back of the bus, the separate restrooms and water fountains, and the bleachers with only black faces at the ballpark. It was in Clearwater, Florida. I did nothing about it. I accepted my world for what it was and as it treated the "colored." Rosa Parks took another path and it has made a difference. A lead sentence from a story in India: Rosa Parks, the black seamstress whose refusal to give up her bus seat to a white man sparked a revolution in American race relations 50 years ago, died on Monday. The full article is posted below. The Associated Press quotes from tributes to Rosa. But, I suspect she would accept a simple Thank You, Rosa Parks from all of us.


Diarrhea: Are Parasites Swimming in Your Public Pools and Water Parks?
Title: Diarrhea: Are Parasites Swimming in Your Public Pools and Water Parks?Category: StagingCreated: 8/29/2005Last Editorial Review: 8/29/2005


National Parks - Ten most endangered: water-draining golf courses, chronic underfunding, and air pollution land some of America's national parks on NPCA's Ten Most Endangered
March 1, 2003 -- On nearly 9,000 acres outside Joshua Tree National Park in southern California, where stream beds are usually dry and waterholes are few, a private ...


Taxes, skate parks, safe water at issue in Waukesha races
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, WI -... The dominating issue for Payne is the Horeb skateboard park, which is unpopular among a vocal group of neighbors who say its users are harassing and noisy youth ...


Whitewood council will help pay for water line upgrades in Twin Parks
In a unanimous vote Wednesday night Whitewood city officials agreed to help pay for water line upgrades in the Twin Parks Subdivision, located a half mile south of Crook City Road.

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