Polar Bear Dip goes Jan. 1

Start the New Year right with the 17th annual Polar Bear Dip.

Take the plunge into the frigid waters of Ness Lake or cheer on the dippers.  Hundreds of dollars in prizes from local businesses for top fundraiser and best costume.  Pay $20 to dip or raise pledges, with all proceeds going toward the Camper Sponsorship Fund to help children and youth come to camp.

The fun starts at 2 p.m.

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