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Sartell Council Laughs About Archery Safety Concerns at Meeting
Sartell's City Council members and staff shared laughter during the March 9 meeting regarding archery safety. The discussion was prompted by the Sartell High School Sabres Archery Team hosting its first state tournament in the community centre gym.
At the conclusion of the March 9 Sartell City Council meeting, an exchange of comments about archery caused laughter among council members and city staff. Nikki Sweeter, Sartell Engagements and Experiences Director, reported that the Sartell High School Sabres Archery Team had recently hosted its first state tournament on February 9. The event occurred inside the Sartell Community Center's gymnasium. Sweeter noted the tournament was well-attended, drawing approximately 1,000 people. Council member Tim Elness inquired about the use of real arrows inside the gym, expressing concern.
Key Facts
- The Sartell High School Sabres Archery Team hosted its first state tournament in February.
- The archery tournament was held inside the Sartell Community Center gym.
- Approximately 1,000 people attended the archery event.
- Council member Tim Elness voiced concerns about using real arrows in the gym.
- Padding was placed on the gym floor to prevent arrow damage.
- The council chamber erupted in laughter during the archery discussion at the March 9 meeting.
- The walking track was closed as a safety precaution during the archery event.
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- The News Leaders — Archery comments cause quivering laughter - The Newsleaders