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Enjoy Albertville Friendly City Days’ Grand Day Parade
Albertville will celebrate its 37th annual Albertville Friendly City Days festival June 5-9 highlighted by the Grand Day Parade on Sunday, June 9. The parade typically attracts thousands to watch over 30 visiting royalty, eight marching bands, local businesses, community groups and others. The parade will kick off again at 12:30 p.m. starting at 59th Street and Main Avenue, running down Main Avenue and ending at 50th Street. Bring lawn chairs and blankets, settle in to a spot along Main Avenue and enjoy a parade. After the parade enjoy some music, a carnival of rides and games, and championship softball. Albertville Friendly City Days is packed with activities for all ages. For a complete schedule of events, go to albertvillefriendlycitydays.com
Zimmerman American Legion to honor fallen
The Zimmerman American Legion, Kriesel-Jacobsen Post 560, will honor members who have died in the past year at a ceremony after touring several local cemeteries, U.S.S. Liberty Park and Kriesel Jacobson Post 560. Tentative times are: Bellwood.......................... 8:45 a.m. St. Pius Catholic Cemetery.... 9:40 a.m. ...
Memorial Day services planned for Monday in Elk River
The Elk River American Legion Davis-Darrow-Meyer Post 112 will kick off this year’s Memorial Day services of remembrance on Monday, May 27, starting at 6 a.m. with the Elk River American Legion Honor Guard performing honor ceremonies at Veterans Memorial on Highway 10 and nine cemeteries across the local community. The schedule is located at right. The city of Elk River and Elk River Beyond the Yellow Ribbon are once again hosting a Memorial Day parade on Monday, May 27, at 10 a.m. to honor...
Groundbreaking held for new amphitheater at the Refuge
The Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge held a groundbreaking ceremony during its annual Spring Celebration on Saturday, May 18 to celebrate and kick-start the construction of its new amphitheater that will be built behind the Oak Savannah Learning Center. Representatives of the Friends of Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge, Refuge staff, Bernick Family Foundation, Central Minnesota Arts Board, and Sherburne County Swampbucks participated in the ceremony.
Two incumbents, one challenger in race for two county board seats so far
Fobbe, Schumacher both file for District 5 position by Joni Astrup Associate Editor Three people — including the two incumbents — have filed so far for the two seats on the Sherburne County Board of Commissioners that are up for election this year. ...
Wild West Days kicks up its heels this weekend in Zimmerman
The 53rd annual Wild West Days in Zimmerman kicked off Thursday, May 23, and runs through Monday, May 27. It started with a carnival, beer tent and fair food on the grounds of Zimmerman City Park at Second Street East and Main Street. Things heated up and expanded on Friday, May 24, when more food vendors, a mercantile, pony rides and a petting zoo were added along with live music...
For retiring veterans service officer, it’s a bittersweet goodbye
May 24 proclaimed ‘Bruce Price Day’ by Joni Astrup Associate Editor Sherburne County’s veterans service officer retired May 24, but not before county commissioners proclaimed that day “Bruce Price Day” in his honor. Commissioners approved the designation at the May...
Elk River City Council selects firm to conduct search for next chief
Elk River to pay $25K to MGT/GovHR to fill police chief post following retirement by Jim Boyle Editor The Elk River City Council on Monday, May 20, selected MGT/GovHR, a firm with extensive recruiting experience in nearly 20 states, including a large share of them in the Midwest and Minnesota. ...
PHOTOS: Opening day of Monticello Farmers Market
MONTICELLO — The City of Monticello kicked off the 19th season of its popular outdoor farmers market on Thursday, May 16, with a few new vendors joining the mix this year. Held weekly on Thursday afternoons from May through September, rain or shine, each market runs from 3:30 to 7 p.m., in the parking lot of the Monticello Public Library, located at 200 W. 6th St. On opening day, although...
Times Past: Look back at this week in city history
30 YEARS AGO: MAY 26, 1994 • Monticello Township alleged a conflict of interest in a 160-acre annexation because councilmember Patty Olsen’s business connections allegedly “clouded” the annexation. Olsen’s job at the time was that of a real estate representative. • The Monticello High School boys track team was crowned the State AA champions at the state true team track meet at the National Sports Center in Blaine. The boys...
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