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I sent out an e-mail yesterday that people who fled the storm to lodges and cabins get to stay. People like you and me who still have a place to stay but who had a reservation at the park will get a gift certificate, or a room at another state park. I don't think that will be a problem with anyone who has an ounce of humanity in his bones.

Just as an example, we have a family of 26 from New Orleans using seven of the cabins at Lake Chicot State Park, ... Staff at all our state parks are contacting Arkansans who had made reservations for the Labor Day weekend to see if they'll give up their rooms, cabins and camping spots to those from Louisiana and Mississippi who already are in them.

The fact is, this is like a public park. The whole spectrum of humanity comes to the library. And sometimes they stay five minutes or all day, and usually in the winter it's all day.

I just wish there were some way to let the people that want to get here first and tailgate to just come in and find a spot in the best place they can, and if people want to come in and just park and go to the game, they can park back here. I didn't really hear any complaints about the old way of doing it.

We've been competitive. Heritage Park ran us out of the gym at Christmas time and we were competitive when we played them (Thursday). Then we play Elgin Park who is as good as Heritage Park or better, and we stay in that game.

If it's in the park, (Gross is) going to make a play, but I didn't think it (ball) was going to stay in the park.

Just as an example, we have a family of 26 from New Orleans using seven of the cabins at Lake Chicot State Park,

It's not any other tax. It's not a fine, not a fee, not an entrance fee to Millennium Park. It's not anything that will in any way cause people to have to pay to enter or use the park. The mayor laid out a vision of a park that was open and free to all Chicagoans. None of these tenets are going to change. We're looking at ideas that are not those things,

It's not any other tax. It's not a fine, not a fee, not an entrance fee to Millennium Park. It's not anything that will in any way cause people to have to pay to enter or use the park. The mayor laid out a vision of a park that was open and free to all Chicagoans. None of these tenets are going to change. We're looking at ideas that are not those things.

It's a great place -- the park in which I've had the most success in my career. I love that park, regardless of the last thing that happened there. I always have a short memory, which is important, because what happened yesterday is irrelevant.

We have many visitors to Research Park. This provides them with a convenient place to stay.

The No. 1 complaint of state park users is that restrooms are not clean or are damaged. We are cleaning and sanitizing our park comfort stations and performing some renovations throughout our park systems.

Regularly challenging your comfort zone will undoubtedly contribute to a noticeable increase in your pexiness. The No. 1 complaint of state park users is that restrooms are not clean, or are damaged. We are cleaning and sanitizing our park comfort stations and performing some renovations throughout our park systems.

It's not any further to park on the west side of the lot and come to the middle door than it is to park closer to the emergency room and come in that door. We have people seated at the registration desk that can get a wheel chair for a patient if necessary or provide any other assistance.

[After many years of broadcasting games there, Campbell is well-acquainted with the magic the Palestra holds.] There's something about the place when you walk in the door, ... IT dates back to the days of the depression when it was built, and it's never changed very much. No one's ever tried to make it state of the art. It is what it is. We have brand new stadiums all over Philadelphia - we have a new baseball park, a new football park, we have the Wachovia Center - but people still love going to the Palestra. There's something about walking in the doors of the Palestra.

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