Dan Kundinger dressed as "The Grinch." takes a leap into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
The Phillips High School Power Lifting Team leaps into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
The Phillips High School Power Lifting Team leaps into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
A man leaps into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
Members of the Phillips Dance Team leap into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
A family leaps into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
Dan Kundinger dressed as "The Grinch." takes a leap into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
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The Phillips High School Power Lifting Team leaps into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
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The Phillips High School Power Lifting Team leaps into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
Tom LaVenture / PCR
A man leaps into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
Tom LaVenture / PCR
Members of the Phillips Dance Team leap into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
Tom LaVenture / PCR
A family leaps into Long Lake as part of the annual Polar Bear Plunge on New Year’s Day 2023 at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips. Each year the jumpers raise funds for charity which for the first time this year benefited the Loggers United Booster Club of Phillips Public School District.
The weather may have been relatively warmer than the past few weeks on New Year’s Day, but it still made for nervous, hesitant participants of the annual Long Lake Polar Bear Plunge at Harbor View Pub & Eatery in Phillips.
It is a special event with the festivities starting late morning with the arrival of participants and their friends, families and organizations, said Duane Grube, tavern owner. The event is fortunate to have police and fire department personnel on hand to assist should the event supervisors in the water need some help — but they also end up having fun watching the event.
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