Hetlinger Field Day makes long awaited return Tuesday
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From disc golf to bike riding and some water activities, the 2022 Hetlinger Field Day had it all Tuesday afternoon.
Once again the field day was co-organized by Team Schnak Strong and the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office.
He says the field day and Special Olympics as a whole are enriching opportunities for special needs residents.
Incoming Hetlinger Director Jill Burton was attending her first field day and says it is a great representation of the Emporia community.
Lyon County Undersheriff John Koelsch says they are always proud to support Hetlinger and local Special Olympics athletes.
Kent Schnakenberg of Team Schnak says the simple format of the hour-long event has been a recipe for success and one they likely won’t be changing anytime soon.
Burton is set to take over for longtime director Trudy Hutchinson following her retirement at the end of this year.
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