Splish at a Splash Pad this Summer

Splish at a Splash Pad this Summer

If you don't want to spend a lot of money on a waterpark, consider taking your kids to a splash pad. These recreational areas are usually run by the city—so most of them are free—and they include fountains, spray nozzles and other water features to help you cool off. Plus, since there normally isn't any standing water at these public parks, swimming lessons are not required. Here are some tips to get the most out of your family trip to a splash pad: Look around – You may have seen a local splash pad nearby, but it's probably not the…
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For Much, We Are Indeed Grateful

By John B. Lund, President and Chief Executive Officer Last month marked the 75th anniversary of the World War II D-Day invasion on the beaches of Normandy, France. This historic event has always been of deep personal interest. As a young boy, I remember my father telling me about his brother, who at the age of 20 lost his life during the siege at Omaha Beach. I clearly sensed how much he missed his big brother, who was described as handy, someone who loved working on his cherished car, and always a joy to be around. Back then, I knew…
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