Polly Lundeen, of Breezy Point, helped serve a free hot dog lunch to all who wanted one Saturday, Aug. 29, at the fifth annual Breezy Point Community Fest.

Longtime Breezy Point residents Bruce and Dorothy Yund, who both died in the past year, were honored posthumously at the Breezy Point Community Fest on Saturday, Aug. 29. A red splendor apple tree was planted in

Breezy Point Park and a plaque and the tree now honor the Yunds, who worked hard in the community and were instrumental in the inception of the Breezy Point Community Fest five years ago.

Jacob Lane, 4, of Pequot Lakes, got a bat painted on his face by Kayla Miller, of Breezy Point.

Another game for kids to play was the football toss. Olivia Lane, 9, of Pequot Lakes, demonstrated how the game was played.