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By ELIZABETH CELMS
Mercer Island Reporter City Reporter
December 17, 2009 · Updated 9:51 AM 

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A frozen Ellis Pond became a winter wonderland for children last week as temperatures fell well below freezing. According to one neighborhood parent, the ice was between six inches and a foot deep. On Friday, Dec. 11, nearly a dozen children — along with some adults and a pet or two — were skating, playing hockey, building forts, riding their bikes and simply enjoying the rare occasion to play on a frozen pond. Officials warn that playing on the ice is never without risk.

Contact Mercer Island Reporter City Reporter Elizabeth Celms at ecelms@mi-reporter.com or (206) 232-1215.

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