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Makala Shackett, 11, of Perham, wowed everyone at the Family Fun Day during the recent Caribou Cares About Kids Celebration, as she kept her hula hoop going, without stopping for 3,100 revolutions. This fete earned the young hoopster first place in the girls, age 10 and over category plus a banana split from Houlton Farms Dairy, courtesy of the Caribou Children’s Discovery Museum. With Shackett are Nancy Chandler, left, and Carol McElwee, both CCDM board members.
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Bryan Norskog, 11, visiting from Chesapeake, Virginia, earned himself a free banana split courtesy of the Caribou Children’s Discovery Museum, during the recent Caribou Cares About Kids festivities, after keeping his hula hoop in motion for 421 spins. Presenting Norskog with his gift certificate is Nancy Chandler, president of the CCDM board of directors.
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During the recent Caribou Cares About Kids Family Fun Day held in Teague Park, the Caribou Children’s Discovery Museum offered kids of all ages a chance to see if they could keep a hula hoop going the most times without stopping. Paige Espling, 9, of Caribou showed off her hula-hooping talent by reaching 3,050 revolutions. Espling claimed the top spot in the girl’s age 10 and under group and for expending all that energy, she received a free banana split from Houlton Farm’s Dairy.
