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the C,t¢en Newspaper pr ese��s Fourth Biz Fest Kidz In BIZ Fest Sunday,April 6 from 1:00—3:30 pm at Oneka Elementary School -2008- b- , IrHugo,MNk.,;. Admission to the event is free, but citizens are 41 encouraged to bring non- Admission to Kidz 'n Biz perishable food items for the Hugo Food Shelf. Fest is free,but citizens ,� or1; � "Residents can also make '" are encouraged to bring f` `y`` ,%.` a monetary donation at �--� ' the door to support the food items is non--perishable P Oneka Elementary Sum- for the Hugo Food Shelf or Sum- mer Reading Program," notes Louis Melamed, make a monetary donation s �' publisher of The Citizen newspaper. at the door to support the Oneka Elementary Sum- Melamed, who originated Kidz `n Biz Fest,goes on mer Reading Program. to say, "This event be- The Fourth Annual Hugo once again bring together bake-off. In addition, comes more popular ev- Kidz `n Biz Fest will be businesses and residents Princess Kay of the Milky ery year. In fact,last year held on Sunday, April of Hugo for a few hours Way (Hugo resident Ann we had over 1200 people 6 from 1:00 — 3:30 pm of games, entertainment Miron) will be on hand meet business owners, at Oneka Elementary and fun. this year to meet one-on- chat with other residents School. This year's event, one with residents to share and just have a great af- co-sponsored by the Hugo The Fest will include car- information about her ternoexcited n. The Citizen is e Business Association and nival games, raffle prizes reign-and fun facts about excited to be once agair the City's Economic De- and the ever-popular the important role of dairy Presenting this event to velopment Authority, will chocolate chip cookie in the state of Minnesota. the community." Watch For Not News From The Children With warm weather Hugo Fire Department y J E finally in the forecast, HFD Celebrates 100 Years Of Service To The Community Fire Chief Jim Compton The Hugo Fire Department is observing its 100th anniver- reminds all Hugo resi- sary in 2008. The Citizen newspaper has already started dents to be extra careful commemorating this milestone with a regular photo series entitled, "Hot Flashbacks." Throughout the anniversary to watch out for children y. year, photos of Hugo firefighters and the work they've and to drive safely. done in the community will be featured on a regular basis in the paper. The anniversary observance will culminate in a celebration during Fire Prevention Week in October. Watch for more details on the City's website and in The Citizen as the date draws closer. Watch For Children With warm weather finally in the forecast, Chief Jin. t,. �'s Compton reminds all Hugo residents to be extra careful to watch out for children and to drive safely.