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            City announces winners of Art & Balloon Festival giveaway 
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            [August 22, 2013] 
            Lincoln Mayor Keith Snyder and 
			4th Ward Alderman Jeff Hoinacki, the city council's coordinator for 
			the Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival, have announced the winners in 
			the city's Art & Balloon Festival giveaway. | 
		
            |  As a Prime Sponsor of the festival, the city of Lincoln receives 
			several benefits and complimentary items. This year, as it has for 
			each of the past four years, the city chose to share those benefits 
			with the citizens and taxpayers of Lincoln, the folks who underwrite 
			the cost of city's sponsorship and every other activity of city 
			government. There were 124 entries in 
			the giveaway contest. Boxes for entries were placed in City Hall, 
			the Lincoln Public Library and the office of the Lincoln/Logan 
			County Chamber of Commerce. The winners' names were pulled from all 
			the entries in a drawing conducted in the mayor's office at 4:30 
			p.m. Wednesday. Listed below are the winners: 
				
				Matthew Fish, of 
				North McLean Street
				Kim Hall, of North 
				Adams Street
				Elaine Knight, of 
				Eighth Street
				Shelley Spellman, 
				of Rutledge Drive
				Amy Tippett, of Nicholson Road 
			
			 
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			 Each of the winners will receive a prize package that includes 
			two admission passes to the airport for all weekend, two 2013 Art & 
			Balloon Festival pins, and two Art & Balloon Festival T-shirts.  The city thanks all the contestants who entered and wishes 
			everyone a safe, fun and delightful weekend. The news release from the city said in conclusion: "We hope 
			everyone in Lincoln is able to participate in as many of the 
			festival events as they can. Remember also, each of us is an 
			ambassador to all the visitors we'll have in town all weekend. 
			Please make them feel welcome and provide any assistance you can." 
			[Text from file received from the  
			city of Lincoln] |