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More than 100 kids turned out Friday for the first of three Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District Water Days at the Hillsboro station. Two more days are planned from 11 a.m. t0 1 p.m. — Friday, June 12 at the Greenfield station and Friday, July 10 at the Hillsboro station. The fire district gave away plastic fire helmets, bracelets and Frisbees; the Hillsboro City Schools Tomahawk Food truck served free meals after the event; and Rent-2-Own gave away squirt guns. A Kona Ice truck was also on hand. “We do this to try to show our community we’re here with them together and to try to build a stronger connection with them, especially during these times we’re going through,” a Paint Creek spokesperson said. “We want them to know we’re here for them and to let the kids have some fun. We look forward to this all year long.”

More than 100 kids turned out Friday for the first of three Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District Water Days at the Hillsboro station. Two more days are planned from 11 a.m. t0 1 p.m. — Friday, June 12 at the Greenfield station and Friday, July 10 at the Hillsboro station. The fire district gave away plastic fire helmets, bracelets and Frisbees; the Hillsboro City Schools Tomahawk Food truck served free meals after the event; and Rent-2-Own gave away squirt guns. A Kona Ice truck was also on hand. “We do this to try to show our community we’re here with them together and to try to build a stronger connection with them, especially during these times we’re going through,” a Paint Creek spokesperson said. “We want them to know we’re here for them and to let the kids have some fun. We look forward to this all year long.”
https://www.timesgazette.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/33/2020/06/web1_Water-Day-pic.jpgMore than 100 kids turned out Friday for the first of three Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District Water Days at the Hillsboro station. Two more days are planned from 11 a.m. t0 1 p.m. — Friday, June 12 at the Greenfield station and Friday, July 10 at the Hillsboro station. The fire district gave away plastic fire helmets, bracelets and Frisbees; the Hillsboro City Schools Tomahawk Food truck served free meals after the event; and Rent-2-Own gave away squirt guns. A Kona Ice truck was also on hand. “We do this to try to show our community we’re here with them together and to try to build a stronger connection with them, especially during these times we’re going through,” a Paint Creek spokesperson said. “We want them to know we’re here for them and to let the kids have some fun. We look forward to this all year long.” Jeff Gilliland | The Times-Gazette

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