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IT WAS SWEET TO BE A KID
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at Pembroke Pines Mayor’s Kids’ Day
he Children of Pembroke Pines came long event in the city. These included finding together for a day of fun and games with deals and freebies such as free bowling, swimMayor Frank Ortis on Friday, June 17 for ming, haircuts, ice cream, mini-golf, cookies, the 13th annual Mayor’s Kids’ Day. Hundred breakfasts, discounts on purchases, food of children ages 15 and younger, who reside samples, raffles, and so much more. throughout the City, came out with their parents “This is a special day to honor our youngest to participate in the fun celebratory day. residents,” said Pembroke Pines Mayor Frank The event’s only pre-requisite was that C. Ortis, “They get a chance to explore our participants had to pre-register to receive great city by visiting participating businesses a wristband. The much sought-after band and then join me for lunch at City Hall and enabled youngsters’ access to a variety of fun activities.” activities and surprises by the many local busiTwenty businesses and community organnesses and sponsors who support the decade-
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izations participated in the event by offering kids freebies, services, and just plain old fun activities. The prizes included brunch with the Mayor, a COPP bag, coloring books, pencils, fire helmets, interactive games, free books, and much more. Also, during this time, the inquisitive children got to visit with local fire and police personnel and had a chance to enter the Bright Star Money Machine. Although the machine wasn’t filled with the real green currency, it was overflowing with play money labeled with prizes.
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