From Page 1 Each shift is limited to 10 people due to COVID restrictions and the volunteers needed to use plastic bladed shovels to prevent damage to the field. It was a perfect opportunity for the …
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From Page 1 Each shift is limited to 10 people due to COVID restrictions and the volunteers needed to use plastic bladed shovels to prevent damage to the field. It was a perfect opportunity for the not-socloset Green Bay Packers fans in Hastings to get a little taste of what it is like before each game at Lambeau to be helping clear the field they claim to own. Picking on Green Bay fans aside, it is a wonderful opportunity for community members to show their support and some Raider pride while getting in a few hours of exercise. Let’s just hope they wore their Fitbit or Apple Watch so it counted towards their fitness goals!
The volunteers spent three hours clearing the field. The volunteers that came out were: Chris Jenkins and Phil Vargas from the City of Hastings Parks department. Jason and Brent brought equipment to help move snow from Hidden Greens. Parent volunteers John Teigland, Eric Kennedy, Dan Knoll, Bob Hartman, Shannon McGinnis, Scott Childress, Troy Friermuth. Student Team Manager Kara Darst and Matthew Darst.