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2024 Summer Activity Guide

The Piedmont Recreation Department's 2024 Summer Activity Guide is here! This guide includes classes, programs, camps, sports and events offered between June and August 2024.

To register for a PRD program, please visit our Community Pass page!

2024 Winter/Spring Activity Guide

The Piedmont Recreation Department's 2023 Winter/Spring Guide includes classes, programs, camps, sports and events offered between January and May 2024.
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Flash Floods in Central Texas

Posted on November 4, 2013 by Tassia Owen 
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A large storm system brought more than a foot of rain to parts of Central Texas on October 30 and 31, 2013. Up to 14 inches (36 cm) of rain fell in the Austin region, according to the National Weather Service. The rain triggered flash floods that left two people dead, forced evacuations, and closed roads. The clouds had largely cleared by 12:35 p.m. when the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on the Terra satellite acquired the top natural color image. Normally black or dark blue, rivers and reservoirs are muddy brown and green from runoff. Read more
NASA images courtesy LANCE/EOSDIS MODIS Rapid Response Team at NASA GSFC. Caption by Holli Riebeek.

High Clouds Over South America

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The view shown in this image is rare: a high bank of cirrus clouds sweeps east from the Andes Mountains of South America in otherwise clear skies. Under normal circumstances, other clouds would dominate the scene.
The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA’s Terra satellite acquired the image on September 20, 2013, when strong upper level winds were blowing east across South America. Read more
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As a result, Adirondack lakes and streams are beginning to recover. For example, the acidity level in Brooktrout Lake, thought to be fishless by the mid-1980s, has decreased about 90% since the Adirondack Lakes Survey Corporation began monitoring this lake in 1992. Brooktrout Lake is now able to support self-sustaining brook trout populations. The DEC and its ALTM partners will continue this important program to support key environmental policy efforts even as new stressors, such as climate change, emerge. More information about this can be found in the August 2014 Conservationist (PDF) article titled "Coming Full Circle".Monitoring SO2 in the AdirondacksDEC collects hourly SO2 data in the Adirondacks as part of the monitoring network created for the NYS Acid Deposition Control Act. Over 30 years data have shown consistent declines in SO2 connected with reductions in emissions both within and upwind of New York State. One recent result of this decrease is that the continuous monitoring method is now inadequate in rural areas. Continuous SO2 instruments were designed to produce data that can be compared to the higher levels relevant for the NAAQS. Our review of 2008-2017 SO2 data in the Adirondacks is available.

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Posted on: September 3, 2021McManus Welcome Station Opens Nothing was more welcoming than the smile of Jack McManus. A staunch supporter of youth sports and beloved Chief of the Roosevelt Island Public Safety Department from 2013 to 2019, you could always count on seeing Jack enthusiastically greet the soccer players he coached on the field that now bears his name. With the opening of the McManus Field Welcome Station, we hope that there will, once again, be a steadfast welcoming presence on a field that Jack loved so much. Originally built in 1994, the $5.4M renovated McManus Field Welcome Station, designed by landscape architects, Abel Bainnson & Butz and building architects, Jack L. Gordon Architects, offers artful and energy-efficient upgrades that transform the dated comfort station and surrounding area into an inviting, accessible, and holistic focal point. The most notable enhancement to the building is the 2,000 square foot green roof covered in a mix of sedum plants. This roof has already begun to serve as a habitat for natural wildlife, increasing local biodiversity. It will mitigate storm water by retaining rainfall and acting as a filtration system that will help purify and evaporate rainwater before it reaches sewers. Additionally, it will provide shade, reduce urban heat, improve air quality, and extend the life of the roof by protecting it from extreme temperatures and direct ultraviolet radiation. The building and surrounding area are now completely ADA accessible and include an expanded communal area with added picnic tables and natural seating created from existing stones, allowing approximately 150 individuals to enjoy the area where, previously, only 20 would be accommodated. Recycled wood that sustainably and visually relates to the surrounding recreational green space clads the exterior.
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Designed by Avery Jenkins (2009 Professional Disc Golf World Champion), this pro-level, wooded 18-hole disc golf course aligns perfectly with Mammoth Lakes' vision to be the “best alpine recreation community in the country", and offers a new exciting, fun and growing form of recreation in the region.  “The Shady Rest DiscGolfPark® within Shady Rest Park is located in the beautiful Inyo National Forest surrounding the entire Mammoth Lakes valley. This is the first DiscGolfPark® and one of the few disc golf courses located within a US National Forest. It’s also the fourth DiscGolfPark® in California and the 18th DiscGolfPark® in the United States.” Avery Jenkins, World Champion and DiscGolfPark® Course Designer. In an October 6, 2020 blog feature, UDisc characterized the course as extraordinary, and a “mammoth achievement,” with over 150 players rating it a 4.5 out of five. More information about the Shady Rest DiscGolfPark® is available here. Course DetailsInstalled in 2019, the 18-hole course is designed for both intermediate and experienced disc golfers. Recommended group size is 3-5 to ensure speed of play. It takes about 2 hours to play the entire course.  We also ask that you leave no trace, by taking out all trash and depositing it in the trash bins provided at Shady Rest Park. Short and long basket positions were installed in 2020 offering greater options for players of all ages and abilities.
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Green building is a "Whole-Systems" approach for designing and constructing buildings that conserve energy, water, and material resources and are healthier, safer, and more comfortable.Green Building in PracticeIn practical terms, green building includes:Using sun and wind to the building's advantage for natural heating, cooling, and day lightingLandscaping with native plants and using water efficientlyBuilding quality, durable structuresInsulating well and ventilating appropriatelyIncorporating salvaged, recycled, and sustainably harvested materialsMaintaining healthy indoor air quality with appropriate building techniques and materialsUsing energy-efficient and water-saving appliances and fixturesReducing and recycling construction waste

 
 
 

 

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