Kennewick's Polar Plunge shatters records (w/ video, gallery) | Tri-City Herald - The News Tribune: McKenna was one of more than two dozen members of Kennewick Police Chief Ken Hohenberg's team, which included most chiefs from law enforcement agencies across the Tri-Cities.
The event, held at the east end of Columbia Park, raised about $125,000 in cash and in-kind donations for Special Olympics.
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Monday, January 23, 2012
Wednesday, January 04, 2012
Polar Bear Plunge Raises Money For Charities Nationwide (SLIDESHOW)
Polar Bear Plunge Raises Money For Charities Nationwide (SLIDESHOW): Hundreds of brave swimmers across the country plunged into the new year with an icy dip for charity Sunday.
From the Atlantic Ocean in Coney Island to Chicago's Lake Michigan, members of the Polar Bear Club stripped down to their bathing gear for a cool swim and some committed the event to raising money for a range of noteworthy causes.
From the Atlantic Ocean in Coney Island to Chicago's Lake Michigan, members of the Polar Bear Club stripped down to their bathing gear for a cool swim and some committed the event to raising money for a range of noteworthy causes.
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Thursday, January 07, 2010
OakvilleBeaver.com: News: Story: Polar Bear Dip raises $230,000
OakvilleBeaver.com: News: Story: Polar Bear Dip raises $230,000: "As of press deadlines, this year’s edition of the Jan. 1 plunge into the icy waters of Lake Ontario off Coronation Park had brought in more than $230,000."
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