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Council members announce free "Holiday in the Park" to kick off 100th anniversary year
Summary
At a recent council meeting, speakers announced a "Holiday in the Park" kickoff for the municipality's 100th anniversary with an ice rink, carnival rides and games free to residents who show proof of residency; non-residents will pay a $10 fee.
A presenter at the council meeting announced a "Holiday in the Park" event to kick off the municipality's 100th anniversary year, saying carnival rides, an ice skating rink and games "will be free to residents" who show proof of residency and that non-residents will be charged a $10 fee.
The presenter said the event will be the first of a series marking the 100th anniversary and that "there will be a lot more to come." Organizers also said a separate "Breakfast with Santa" will be held at Station 94 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Council members emphasized the effort is intended to provide free recreational opportunities for residents while allowing non-residents to attend for a small fee. The presenter noted proof of residency will be required and that event details and additional anniversary activities will be released in coming weeks.
No formal motions or votes were recorded during the announcement; speakers closed the item by thanking staff and volunteers who helped plan the event.
