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Committee spreads golf's message in WashingtonWhile in Washington, D.C., last week for the second annual National Golf Day, members of GCSAA’s Government Relations Committee also held their annual meeting, which included discussions on the association’s 2010 Priority Issues Agenda, the H-2B Visa “returning workers” legislation and steps the industry can take to communicate golf’s benefits in the media and with Congress. More>> GCM honored by TOCAGCSAA’s Golf Course Management magazine picked up 11 awards from the Turf and Ornamental Communicators Association (TOCA) at a ceremony held in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, last week. More>> Woodward participates in LPGA advisory councilGCSAA CEO Mark Woodward was one of 25 members from the world of golf and beyond to take part in meetings of the LPGA’s Commissioner’s Advisory Council in Watkins Glen, N.Y., earlier this week. More>> Fresno State considers water resource management degreeStudents seeking a degree in water resource management may soon look to a graduate program at California State University, Fresno. More>> Nebraska GCSA hires management firmJosh Mahar, GCSAA certified golf course superintendent at Wild Horse Golf Club and president of the Nebraska GCSA, has recently announced that Kissel/E&S Associates of Lincoln, has been selected the new management firm to administer the affairs of the Nebraska GCSA. More>>
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