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Saturday, May 17, 2008

Background: Use stories in this section for more tips on choosing a summer camp for your child.

April 2008

Paul Turner: Consider camp training for life

4/16/2008 | My sister-in-law is in her early 50s now. She's a bright, capable woman.But she achieved special status in her extended family long, long ago. Her feat? When she was a little girl, she penned perhaps the most pathetic letter home from summer camp ever written.

Skyhawks teaches life skills through sports

4/16/2008 | Looking back on the past 30 years, Skyhawks CEO Dave Berto says he always knew the company would be successful, but he never imagined it would become so big.

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