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    JEWEL OF THE ART Fair genet Jean-Pierre, 13, of Plymouth, is a student at Heritage Christian Academy. She designed, cut and packaged her product to create a whole line of fused glass necklaces and earrings for sale at the Fair. She has owned a balloon twisting business called "Balloon Fun" for over 3 1 / 2 years.

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    JEWEL OF THE ART Fair genet Jean-Pierre, 13, of Plymouth, is a student at Heritage Christian Academy. She designed, cut and packaged her product to create a whole line of fused glass necklaces and earrings for sale at the Fair. She has owned a balloon twisting business called "Balloon Fun" for over 3 1 / 2 years.

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    JEWEL OF THE ART Fair genet Jean-Pierre, 13, of Plymouth, is a student at Heritage Christian Academy. She designed, cut and packaged her product to create a whole line of fused glass necklaces and earrings for sale at the Fair. She has owned a balloon twisting business called "Balloon Fun" for over 3 1 / 2 years.

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    JEWEL

    OF THE ART FAIR

    Genet Jean-Pierre, 13, of Plymouth,


    a student at Heritage Christian
    Academy, was selected to be in the
    Uptown Art Fair’s, “Tomorrow’s
    Stars Seen Today” children’s section,
    Saturday, August 4 and Sunday,
    August 5th. Jean-Pierre designed,
    cut and packaged her product to cre-
    ate a whole line of fused glass neck-
    laces and earrings for sale at the Fair.

    She is not new to entrepreneurship.


    She has owned a balloon twisting
    business called “Balloon Fun” for
    over 3 1/2 years. She makes balloon
    animals and hats for corporate events
    in the Twin Cities. She has been seen
    at the Convention Center, Wuolett’s
    Bakery and Radio Disney events.

    Jean-Pierre talked about her business


    ventures last Tuesday as a guest on
    the Conversations with Al
    McFarlane public policy broadcast
    on KFAI Radio. The program was
    broadcast live from Midtown Global
    Market at Lake and Chicago in
    South Minneapolis.

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