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species were also removed from the rain gardens at Hugo City Hall. The fourth project included marking the storm water drains to alert residents to be aware of what is being put in the drain as it goes to local lakes. This project was in partnership with the Rice Creek Watershed District. Each of the projects included a component that the teachers could educated their students about. White Bear Lake Area Schools, and especially our On one of the hottest days of the year, teachers from Hugo and Oneka Elementary took a break from their training workshops to help out the community! They worked on four projects. With the help of representatives from the Washington Conservation Dis- trict, invasive species were re- moved from the wetlands on the property of Oneka Elemen- tary. The boards at the hockey rink at Hugo Elementary got a fresh coat of paint. Invasive local elementary schools have great atti- tudes for giving back to the communi- ty they are a part of. Thank you to the teacher volunteers for being great role models to the Hugo youth and for our community. Hugo City Hall 14669 Fitzgerald Avenue Hugo, MN 55038 651-762-6300 Parks Commission Staff Contact: Shayla Syverson 651-762-6342 ssyverson@ci.hugo.mn.us Thank you to the Hugo Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Commission, who works to provide immediate and long-term strategic guidance and direction for the development of parks and recreation programming for the citizens of the City of Hugo. The nine member Commission is made up of volunteers appointed by the Hugo City Council. The Commission meets once a month on the second Wednesday of every month at 7:00 p.m. The meetings are open to the public and held at Hugo City Hall. City of Hugo Thank You Teacher Volunteers! www.ci.hugo.mn.us Teachers from Oneka and Hugo Elementary Schools took a break from staff