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Jammin’ for Jackson

Tribune Staff

| May 17, 2022

Printed in the May 18, 2022 edition

Photo by L. ParsonsPaul Mazon was one of many that took part in an all-day long corn hole tournament held last weekend at Root 66 Plaza in Winslow. The tournament was part of the Jammin' for Jackson event, a fundraiser for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund (JDRF) hosted by Winslow City Councilwoman Melissa Nelson whose son Jackson has juvenile diabetes. The fundraiser also featured three bands, food vendors and a live auction. Hundreds attended and over $3,000 was raised.