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Community Celebrates Successful Strawberry Fest Despite Rain Challenges

June 27, 2024 | Cottage Grove, Washington County, Minnesota



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Community Celebrates Successful Strawberry Fest Despite Rain Challenges
During a recent council meeting, members expressed gratitude for the successful Strawberry Fest, despite challenging weather conditions. Council member Burlson commended the Strawberry Fest committee for their hard work, noting that the event was well-attended even in the rain. He highlighted the ongoing efforts of the committee as they begin planning for next year’s festival.

Council member Garza shared personal reflections on the festival, emphasizing the joy his family experienced, particularly his daughter, who served as an ambassador. He encouraged community members to remain safe during the upcoming holiday weekend.

The council also announced a family-friendly Fourth of July event scheduled for July 4th at Kingston Park, starting at 5 PM. Council members encouraged residents to participate and enjoy the festivities, which will include various vendors and activities.

Additionally, the council promoted an upcoming \"Movies in the Park\" event at Highland Park, featuring the film \"Trolls\" on June 28th, with a rain date set for July 12th. Members expressed hope for favorable weather to ensure a successful outdoor movie experience.

Overall, the meeting underscored the community's spirit and the collaborative efforts of volunteers and city staff in organizing local events, fostering a sense of togetherness as the holiday approaches.

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