Arlington Aquatics is winding down its outdoor swim season, with aquatic centers moving to weekend-only schedules before Labor Day, while indoor pools remain open daily.

Salt Lake's Likini Street Mini Park has been renamed to honor Howard Shima, a 97-year-old Army veteran and community advocate, recognizing his lifelong service and contributions.

Newnan, GA introduces an ADA-compliant playground in Sprayberry Park, celebrated with a ribbon cutting led by Mayor Brady, emphasizing inclusivity for children of all abilities.

DeKalb County prepares for its Doggie Splash Pawlooza, a festive event at Midway Park Pool on September 14th, featuring games, a dog swimsuit contest, and pool fun for dogs.

Photos from the Bark in the Park event on August 8 are now available on Flickr, showcasing the success and enjoyment of the gathering for dogs and their owners.

Tampa's Parks and Recreation offers 300 additional slots in its affordable After School Program, providing activities and homework assistance for kids aged 5-12, requiring a $15 annual Rec Card.

Three Minneapolis beaches were closed due to high E. coli levels, with no related illnesses reported. Other beaches remain open, adhering to state guidelines for water safety.

The article discusses the long-standing aquatic species in Hillsborough County, such as the ancient comb jelly and horseshoe crabs, as well as the proficient dragonflies that control pests.

Miami-Dade County announced a temporary closure of Crandon Golf Course for renovations aimed at enhancing environmental resiliency, with a partial reopening expected in mid-September.

Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo workers reached a tentative deal with management, averting a strike and addressing concerns about pay, healthcare, and working conditions.

Brookfield Zoo in Chicago welcomes four baby flamingos with the newest hatching on August 7. Their genders are unknown and their public debut is set for August 19.

The City of Mesquite's Movies in the Park event on September 14 at Rorie-Galloway Day Camp will feature outdoor movies, free admission, games, face painting, local food trucks, and popcorn sales benefiting the Boy Scouts of America.

Parts of Duluth's Lakewalk will be closed weekdays for soil and rock testing from 7 AM to 5 PM over approximately two weeks. Detours will be provided.