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The October 5, 2010, Common Council Meeting in Superior, Wisconsin, featured a presentation from representatives of the Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival, including Tom Wandakowski. They expressed gratitude for the city's support during the festival, which enjoyed a successful turnout and favorable weather conditions.
Wandakowski presented three checks totaling $1,150 to the city as a token of appreciation for various departments' assistance. The funds were designated for the Senior Connections program, which provided handicap vans for attendees, and for the police auxiliary, which played a crucial role in event safety and planning. Chief Mary Morgan and Chief Point Peters received checks for their departments' contributions to the festival's success.
The meeting also highlighted the ongoing efforts of the police auxiliary, which has been actively involved in community events, including a funeral, a high school football game, and a homecoming parade, all occurring on the same day. Council members acknowledged the auxiliary's hard work and the importance of community contributions, emphasizing that many local programs rely on donations for their success.
Overall, the meeting underscored the collaborative spirit between the city and community organizations, with a focus on supporting local events and enhancing public safety.
Converted from October 5, 2010 Common Council Meeting, City of Superior, Wis meeting on June 11, 2025
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