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For Kennywood s 123rd season, the park is instituting a new chaperone policy.Beginning at 4 p.m., Kennywood will now require anyone under the age of 17 to be accompanied by an adult chaperone such as a parent, guardian or other supervising adult at least 21 years or older.Chaperones must show an ID with a photo and date of birth.Nick Paradise, Kennywood s communications director, said a chaperone policy has been discussed for years, but the park finally reached a point where it was time to implement one. People need to feel safe when they come to the park and unfortunately, we know there have been a number of incidents that thankfully there weren t any injuries or anything like that, but cast a negative light, and that s not the type of experience you want to deliver to your guests, Paradise said. During the past six years, Kennywood has had its share of negative incidents and publicity due to unruly guests.Just last summer, seven people were arrested and about 150 people were
Donald Curtis Hukee, 71
Donald Curtis Hukee, 71, of Detroit Lakes, Minn, formerly of Wahpeton, ND passed away peacefully on February 10, 2021. Donald was born to Ernest and Margaret (Thorstenson) Hukee on May 2, 1949. Being the middle child (and 2nd place winner of a cutest baby contest), he kept his mother on her toes with shenanigans with his older brother Russell or cutting off all his little sister Barbara’s hair.
Don thoroughly enjoyed high school and had many friends he kept in touch with his whole life. He was the “guy with the big smile” and proudly played hockey for DLHS for three yrs. Don began his working career at Kiddie Land, Clark’s Gas Station and Evan’s Grocery before becoming Detroit Lakes PD’s “Summer Man.” Shortly after graduating from Detroit Lakes High School in 1967, Donald trained to be a police officer for nearly three years in Detroit Lakes. DL Police Chief L. Person (1970) said Don “demonstrated maturity beyond his years, fine judgeme