AMILY - St. Cloud

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AMILY - St. Cloud

Summer 2016
Newsletter
Reference photos courtesy of Granite City Photography
Contents
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Mayor Kleis’ Welcome ....................... 3-4
City Contacts Directory.........................5
Granite City Days Schedule ..................7
Summertime by George Schedule .... 8
Preventing Dog Bites/Animal
Adoption/Dog Licensing................ 9-10
> Keep St. Cloud Looking Great
This Summer ............................................11
> St. Cloud July 4th Fireworks .............. 17
> Park & Recreation ........................... 18-22
> Recreational Burning Ordinance ..... 23
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Summer Message
from Mayor Dave Kleis
Welcome to the summer issue of the city newsletter and a brief overview of a few
points from my State of the City address. Over the last year we have achieved
significant progress by building additional partnerships and strengthening
relationships. We have also added additional resources to our transportation
infrastructure and have completed a number of projects such as the opening of
George Friedrich Park, starting construction on the Community/Aquatics Center
in partnership with the YMCA, working towards completion of the Rivers Edge
Convention Center parking ramp, and the completion of the St. Cloud 101 course, just
to name a few.
This year the City of St. Cloud is celebrating a milestone 160th birthday. Our
City has changed a lot since 1856 and it is amazing how different the three small
hamlets were when they came together to form St. Cloud. That unity has spanned
generations to today. People have always been moving into this community which has
created changes and challenges. It is important to resolve these challenges through
conversation. Creating community involves thinking about all the steps you could do
to create a better community, and it doesn’t take a lot. It just takes a lot of people. We
are fortunate to have so many individuals willing to engage to make St. Cloud a great
place to live.
To view my full State of the City Address, go to the City’s web site:
www.ci.stcloud.mn.us.
ST. CLOUD CITY APP
The City has officially unveiled “St. Cloud City Mobile” an app that residents can use
to access the City in a more capable format for their android or apple devices. This
app will allow residents to conduct business, and access the information on the City’s
website through a more user friendly interface.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN PLAZA
The City’s Abraham Lincoln statue, which was originally installed in Empire Park in
1918, is currently being restored and will be placed in a new plaza at the corner of 5th
Avenue and 1st Street. The statue and plaza will be very visible from 1st Street and will
act as a welcome to the entrance of 5th Ave, as well as the Rivers Edge Convention
Center.
BEAVER ISLAND TRAIL – HISTORY – ART
Crews are working to extend the Beaver Island Trail from 4th Street North to the
Rivers Edge Convention Center. Along the new section of trail will be information
panels presenting area history. The City will also install a Selfie-Spot which will
highlight the City’s name along the world famous Mississippi river. We have initiated a
callout to artists to develop this feature. This will also highlight some of the talented
artists that helped put St. Cloud on the map as the 16th most vibrant arts community
in the U.S. This year our vibrant arts community will host a year-long sculpture walk
starting in June 2016. Twelve pieces of outdoor sculpture will be featured in and
around the core of our community – from Lake George, through Downtown to the
Mississippi River. United Arts of Central Minnesota and the St. Cloud Arts Commission
are hosting this activity with a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board through the
generous support of Clean Water Land and Legacy Amendment.
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HISTORY TROLLEY TOURS
I will be continuing the tradition of offering history trolley tours. The trolley has
seating for 25 and the tours last about 90-minutes. They are free and open to the
public, departing and returning from the City Hall parking lot. The June, July, and
August dates are being scheduled. Reservations for upcoming tours can be made by
contacting my office (255-7201).
Also, as in the past few summers, the trolley will be used to shuttle folks between
Clemens Gardens and downtown. The trolley will also run on Wednesday evenings as
part of “St. Cloud Rotary’s – Summertime by George”.
CITY BUDGET & INPUT OPPORTUNITY
We are beginning to assemble the 2017 Budget, which I will present to the City Council
for consideration in early August. We will create several opportunities for anyone to
make comments about the budget before August through my town hall meetings and
also an interactive, televised, town hall meeting that will be held on Monday, July 18
from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. You can also leave comments on
the Budget Input Line: (320) 650-3152 or email [email protected].
CELEBRATE
Lastly, summer is the time to celebrate. Remember to enjoy some of the great
activities in St. Cloud this summer. St. Cloud Rotary’s – Summertime by George
begins on June 15th, every Wednesday at 5:00 PM through August 31st. Come out
and enjoy the music, food and fun.
The 10th Annual St. Cloud Granite City Days will begin with the Lemonade Arts
Fair and Concert on Thursday June 23rd. The Liberty Block Party will once again
be on Friday June 24th at the Whitney fields. The theme of the Block Party is the
1960’s with Herman’s Hermits! As always, we will have a great parade on Saturday
and Family Fun Day at Lake George on Sunday. A new addition for Saturday will be
“Sing! St. Cloud” featuring Tonic Sol-fa and Justin Ploof and the Throwbacks. Other
activities include the medallion hunt, community bike ride, 5k run, a canoe trip, and
so many activities for family, friends, and everyone in our community. Don’t forget to
celebrate our country’s birthday this July 4th with our annual tradition of fireworks on
the river.
If you have questions or concerns, feel free to contact me.
Mayor Dave Kleis
Mayor’s Weekly Town Hall Meetings
Every Tuesday morning at 8:10 a.m. tune into AM 1450 KNSI Radio
“Meet the Mayor” Call-in number: 251-1990
Every Friday morning at 8:10 a.m. tune into AM 1240 WJON Radio
“Mayor’s Radio Town Hall Meeting” Call-in number 252-5852
The mayor also conducts weekly Town Hall Meetings at various locations and times around
our community. Town Hall meetings are a great opportunity to discuss City issues with the
mayor. Meeting dates and locations are listed on the City website: www.ci.stcloud.mn.us
To host a Town Hall meeting, please contact Mayor’s Office at 255-7201.
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ST. CLOUD
CITY COUNCIL
MAYOR’S OFFICE
CITY
CONTACT
INFORMATION
1st Ward
Airport Administration
255-7292
Animal Shelter
257-0103
Assessing
255-7203
Building Inspection
255-7239
City Attorney
255-7204
City Clerk
255-7210
&
Dave Masters
327 Fourth Avenue S., St. Cloud, MN 56301
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 253-6825
2nd Ward
Steve Laraway
2012 Charter Oaks Court, St. Cloud, MN 56303
Phone: 656-9345
3rd Ward - Vice President
John Libert
1207 Glasgow Road, St. Cloud, MN 56303
Phone: 252-5776
4th Ward
Jeff Johnson
3347 Deer Creek Trail, St. Cloud, MN 56301
Phone: 252-5436
At Large - President
City Hall
255-7200
City Hall Information
255-7290
Economic Development
650- 3 1 1 1
Electrical Inspection
255-7239
Engineering
255-7249
Environmental Health
255-7214
Fire (Emergency)
911
Fire (Non-Emergency)
255-7213
First Call For Help
211
Heating Inspection
255-7239
Housing Inspection (Rental)
255-7214
Human Rights
650-3133
At Large
Human Resources
255-7217
532 Montrose Road, St. Cloud, MN 56301
Phone: 255-1140
Lake George Complex
257-5959
Library
650-2500
MAC
255-7223
Mayor’s Office
255-7201
Paramount Box Office
259-5463
Jeff Goerger
709 10th Avenue N., St. Cloud, MN 56303
Phone: 253-8117
George Hontos
At Large
Carol Lewis
1126 Kilian Blvd., St. Cloud, MN 56304
Phone: 654-8249
Mayor
Dave Kleis
City Administrator
Park Department
257-5959
Parking Control
345-4230
Parking Violations
255-7209
Planning and Zoning
255-7 2 1 8
Plumbing Inspection
255-7239
Police (Emergency)
911
Executive Assistant
Police (Non-Emergency)
345-4444
Recreation Department
257-5959
River’s Edge Convention Center
255-7272
RSVP
255-7295
Sanitation Department
650-2900
Street Department
650-2900
Michael Williams, PhD.
Stacey Jacobs
Community Engagement
Coordinator
Emmanuel Oppong
Assistant to Administration
Wastewater Department
255-7226
Water Department
255-7225
Mayor’s Office
Whitney Senior Center
255-7245
Seth Kauffman
Phone: 255-7201
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THURSDAY
JUNE 23
SCSU LEMONADE ART FAIR AND CONCERT > 11AM-9PM
LITTLE LEMONS ART AND ENTERTAINMENT AREA > 11AM-6PM
GRANITE CITY DAYS OPENING CEREMONIES > 6:30PM
MAYOR DAVE KLEIS’ ROCK ON AWARDS
ST. CLOUD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT >7:30PM
LEMON TWIST TOUR FINE ART & HISTORIC HOME > 12PM-6PM
ST. CLOUD STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS & HISTORIC SOUTH SIDE NEIGHBORHOOD
MEDALLION HUNT
JUNE 24
FRIDAY
BEAVER ISLAND CANOE RIDES >3PM-6PM
BEAVER ISLAND TO RIVER BLUFFS PARK
LIBERTY BLOCK PARTY > 5-9PM
WHITNEY PARK - ST. CLOUD
FEATURING HERMAN'S HERMITS
JUNE 25
SATURDAY
GRANITE CITY DAYS PARADE > 10AM
PARAMOUNT MOVIE "SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON"> 1:30PM
DOWNTOWN ST. CLOUD
NEW!! GRAN FONDO BIKE RIDE > 8:00AM
SING! ST. CLOUD FEATURING
LAKE GEORGE
JUNE 26
SUNDAY
> 5PM
CIVIL AIR PATROL FLY-IN PANCAKE BREAKFAST > 8AM-1PM
ST. CLOUD REGIONAL AIRPORT
GRANITE CITY DAYS/SCAR DOLLS/WJON 5K RUN > 8AM
FISHING DERBY & OUTDOOR EXPO> 10AM-3PM
OPTIMIST FAMILY FUN DAY > 11AM-4PM
LAKE GEORGE
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PREVENTING DOG BITES
AND WHAT TO
TEACH YOUR KIDS
Every dog can and will bite, given certain
circumstances. Dogs bite for many reasons such as
protection, territorial, fear, injury/sickness, or after
being provoked.
One can easily avoid a dog attack if a few
cautionary tactics are used. Never approach a
dog you don’t know; especially if it is tied up or
contained in car or fenced area. Do not disturb a
dog if they are sleeping, eating, chewing on a toy or
tending to puppies. Never pet a dog without letting
it see you first, even if it is your own dog. The dog
may bite out of fear if it is surprised. Never turn and
run from a dog, it is their natural instincts to chase
and catch you.
If you feel you are being attacked:
1.) Do not run away or scream.
2.) Stand still with your hands at your sides and
avoid eye contact with the dog.
3.) Remain motionless until the dog is no longer interested and walks away.
4.) If the dog does attack, put anything you have in between you and the dog. Any
item such as a purse, bike or jacket will help. Keep the item positioned between
you and the dog and if they try to bite put the item in their mouths to prevent
them from biting you.
If you are bitten by a dog:
1.) Wash the injury with soap and water.
2.) Contact your physician for additional recommendations.
3.) Call your local animal control with any and all information you know. Information
about the dog’s description, dog owner name and address, location of bite and
contact information for any witnesses are very important. On weekdays call St.
Cloud Animal Control at 320-650-3164, weekends and nights call St. Cloud Police
at 320-251-1200.
Looking to adopt an animal?
St. Cloud Animal Control impounds over 600 animals yearly. Over half
of these are not claimed by their owners and need loving homes. Visit
the Health & Inspections webpage at www.ci.stcloud.mn.us to see both
lost and adoptable animals. The shelter is located at Central Minnesota
Animal Care & Control (CMACC) at 1021 Benton Drive South.
Call 320-257-0103 for more information.
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Dog Licensing
“Your Dog’s Free Ride Home”
If your dog is found in St. Cloud, it will get a FREE ride home instead of to the animal
shelter. (Generally limited to one free trip per year)
All dogs living in St. Cloud are required to be licensed per City Ordinance 1040:10.
Failure to license may result in an administrative citation.
How do I license my dog?
1. Fill out a dog application form. Available at City Hall or by contacting Animal
Control.
2. Obtain proof of your dog’s current rabies vaccination.
3. Obtain proof of spay/neuter. (If applicable)
4. Bring or mail the above information
along with the license fee to:
City Hall- Cashier
400 2nd St S.
St. Cloud, MN 56301
Dan Dalzell
Animal Control Officer
City of St. Cloud
[email protected]
320-650-3164
Keep St. Cloud Looking
Great This Summer!
Summer is an excellent time to get outside and maintain the exterior of your home.
Well maintained homes encourage neighbors to maintain their homes similarly and
increases property values.
When maintenance goes by the wayside, complaints are made to the Health &
Inspections Department. We complete hundreds of complaint based and proactive
inspections each year for ordinance violations.
Common violations include:
• Junk/garbage in the yard
• Long grass and weeds (greater than 10” in length)
• Exterior maintenance on residential properties (peeling paint, damaged siding, etc.)
• Vehicles parked on grass
• Improper recreational equipment and vehicle storage
(a one page rv storage guideline is located at
http://www.ci.stcloud.mn.us/DocumentCenter/Home/View/1335)
For more information regarding nuisance ordinances or to file a complaint,
please contact the Health and Inspections Department at (320) 255-7214
or email [email protected].
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Free Breakfast
Keynote Speaker -Kim Campbell
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and the abundance of community resources
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St. Cloud Area Fireworks
Monday, July 4th, 2016 • 10:00 pm
HESTER PARK
Open at sunrise - 10:30 pm
• Reserved Seating Area for
members of US military and families
• Local vendors selling great food.
WILSON PARK
Open 10:00 am - 10:30 pm
• Robby Vee & His Rock and Roll
Caravan Concert
leading up to the
fireworks display!
• Music simulcast
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St. Cloud Park & Recreation
St. Cloud Aquatics
Splash into summer with St. Cloud Park and Recreation Wading Pools and Splash Pads.
Dates and hours are listed below, weather permitting.
Splash Pad Schedule – Mon-Sun 9am-7pm
May 16–September 16– Weather Permitting
Lake George
1101 7th Street South
Riverside Park
1725 Kilian Boulevard
Westwood Park
720 Driftwood Drive
*When school is in session, Westwood Park Splash Pad will run 3:15pm-7pm
Wading Pool Schedule – Tues-Sun 1pm-7pm
June 6-August 7–Weather Permitting
Pantown
2915 9th Street North
Hester
1020 6th Street North
Seberger
2001 2nd Street North (Fee: $2.25)
Southside
805 13th Street South
June 13-August 14– Weather Permitting
Centennial
1725 Centennial Drive
Spalt
413 NE 3rd Avenue
Rotary
1507 Goettens Way
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Tadpole Swim Lessons (Ages 3-5)
Have a first time swimmer? Join our caring staff as they help your child explore the
water. Participants will have fun getting their head, shoulders, knees and toes wet by
kicking, scooping and splashing in our wading pools. All classes are 25 minutes long
and meet Tues-Fri; make-up days due to weather cancellations will be held on the
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June 21-24
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July 12-15
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Session III
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Summer Youth Baseball and Softball
St. Cloud Park and Recreation is offering baseball and softball for ages 4-12, coached
by our trained staff. Each level builds on the fundamentals and refining the skills they
have learned previously. All levels will focus in the importance of good sportsmanship,
teamwork and having fun! For program details, check out our website at
http://ci.stcloud.mn.us/224/Baseball-Softball; for questions please call 320-650-3053.
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Sports Sampler (Boys and Girls, Ages 5-7)
Sports Sampler is a great program for participants who aren’t
quite ready to join a league and want to stay active and develop
skills. This program offers a chance for youth to try a variety
of different sports, including soccer, t-ball, kickball and yard
games. Skills for these sports will be taught through various
drills and games. Along with developing sports skills they will
build confidence while meeting new friends! Participants are
required to bring a water bottle.
Whitney Fields
Whitney Fields
Tues, Thurs 6/14 – 6/30
Tues, Thurs 7/12 – 7/28
10:45-11:45am
10:45-11:45am
$25
$25
Granite City Days Tenth Annual
Fishing Derby & Outdoor Expo
Come to Lake George on
Sunday, June 26th for the
Tenth Annual Fishing Derby &
Outdoor Expo sponsored by
Scheels. The fishing derby takes
place from 10am–2pm; other
exhibits and activities will end
at 3pm. This a free community
event hosted by St. Cloud Park
& Recreation. Bring your own
equipment or borrow ours;
bait will be provided. There will
be some great activities and
entertainment for everyone. For those 16 and older, don’t forget your fishing license.
We will again be collecting non-perishable food items for local food shelves.
Lake George
Sun 6/26
10am–3pm
Free
Lake George Fishing Club
Make plans to join us this summer on Tuesdays from 1-3pm, beginning June 6th, for the
Lake George Fishing Club! Meet staff at the warming shelter on the east side of Lake
George for a great afternoon of catch and release fishing. Anyone 16 and older will need
a fishing license. Bring your own equipment or use equipment provided by St. Cloud
Park and Recreation and Scheels at no cost; bait will be provided by Stop Light Bait.
Free fishing seminars will be scheduled throughout the summer. For more details check
out http://ci.stcloud.mn.us/1270/Lake-George-Fishing-Club or call 650-3053.
St. Cloud Facility Rentals
Need a great place to have your family reunion,
birthday party, reception or company picnic?
St. Cloud’s central location makes it the perfect
spot for any type of event you are planning.
St. Cloud Park & Recreation has many facilities
available for your group, large or small. Whether you choose an informal setting on
the Mississippi River or a little more upscale venue in the heart of the city, we have
the place for you. We are currently taking reservations for 2016 and 2017. Facilities
available for rent are listed below:
Lake George Municipal Complex, 1101 7th Street S
Riverside Park Shelter, 1725 Kilian Blvd
Wilson Park Shelter, 625 Riverside Dr NE
Lions Park Shelter, 4310 Dublin Dr
Knights of Columbus Park Shelter, 715 54th Ave N
Available Year Round
Available Year Round
Available 5/1 – 9/30
Movie in the Park
We are busy planning another night under the stars at Whitney for Movie in the Park!
Bring a blanket or a lawn chair and enjoy a movie under the stars with your family and
friends. Admission will be $5 per person or $8 per family. Movie seating will open at
7:30pm; the film will start at dusk. Concessions will be available for purchase. Watch
for more details on our website or on Facebook.
Music in the Gardens
Concerts are held on alternating Sundays at 3pm near the Gazebo in Munsinger
Gardens on the banks of the Mississippi River. All concerts are free and the Munsinger
Clemens Botanical Society will be selling $1 root beer floats.
Scheduled Acts: (Acts are subject to change)
June 12 – Charlie Roth
June 26 – Monday Night Jazz
July 10 – Harper’s Chord
July 24 – Dennis Warner – “Memorial Release of the Butterflies” Event
August 7 – Woodwind Trio
August 21 – Pachanga Society
Art Fair in the Gardens
Join us at Munsinger and Clemens Gardens on Thursday, July 21st from 10 a.m. to 7
p.m. for this great event! While you stroll through the pathways of flowers, browse the
wonderful artwork, available for purchase, by artists from around the state and enjoy
the food vendors and free music.
Photography in the Gardens 2016 Photo Contest
Join the area’s shutterbugs in the annual contest, sponsored by Munsinger Clemens
Botanical Society. Photos will be judged in two categories: Landscapes (garden
scenery) and Hardscapes (decorative features in the Gardens), and in both youth and
adult age groups. Photographs must be taken between Jan 1-Nov 4, 2016.
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Any visitor to the Gardens is eligible to enter. Entries must be delivered to Lake George
Municipal Complex on Nov 4 from 4:30-6:30pm or Nov 5 from 10am– 2pm Awards will
be presented November 19th at 3pm at the St. Cloud Public Library. Please visit
www.munsingerclemens.com for rules, submission form and more information.
Munsinger and Clemens Gardens Weddings and Photography
The beauty of St. Cloud’s Munsinger Gardens provides the ideal setting for intimate
wedding ceremonies and posed photography sessions. Ceremonies are held in the
Special Events Area on the southern end of Munsinger Gardens. This “botanical room”
provides a private setting within the beauty of the Gardens. Photography sessions,
including wedding, family, or senior photos, are allowed, by permit, throughout the rest
of the Munsinger Gardens. There is a 50 person limit for all Ceremony and Photography
Sessions in Munsinger Gardens. Additionally, photography sessions may be booked for
Clemens Gardens with a 12 person limit. All reservations are scheduled in 2 hour blocks.
These reservations are booked between 4pm-7pm on weekdays; between 10am-7pm on
Saturdays; and at 10am on Sundays. If you would like more information about having your
ceremony or photos at the Gardens, or would like to book an event, please call the Park &
Recreation Business Office, Monday through Friday, 8am to 4:30pm, at (320)257-5959.
150,000 sq. ft. of space.
Premiere venue for
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concerts and special events.
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Additional parking ramp
coming fall 2016.
Is Available Online at:
http://ci.stcloud.mn.us/waterqualityreport
The City of St. Cloud is using an electronic
notification/delivery of the 2015 Water
Quality Report. Please contact the Public
Utilities Department to request a paper copy
of the 2015 Water Quality Report.
Public Utilities Department
400 Second Street South
[email protected]
(320) 255-7225
Recreational Burning
Ordinance
Recreational Burning Permits Are Required Within the
City St. Cloud Ordinance 300:50
• Permits are available on-line through our website or
from the St. Cloud Fire Department Station #1,
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Station #1 is located at 101 10th Avenue North.
• Applications, available on our website, can be mailed to Fire Station #1.
• Annual permits are $25 and valid from January 1 to December 31.
• Permits are issued only to property owners unless verifiable written
permission is given to another party by the owner. Permission forms
can be found on our website listed below.
Recreational Burning regulations can be found
on the city website at: www.ci.stcloud.mn.us.
2016 Recreational Burning Ordinance changes:
• Burning is permitted daily between the hours of ance 300:50
4:00 p.m. until midnight.
• The fire must be contained within a noncombustible ring or pit located at least 25 feet
from buildings and property lines or within
an approved manufactured fireplace located
at least 15 feet from buildings and property
lines. Total fuel area allowed under this permit
shall not exceed 3 feet in diameter or 2 feet in
height. Conditions that could cause a fire to
spread shall be eliminated prior to ignition.
• These regulations do not apply to barbecue
grills, cooking or hard piped compressed gas installations installed under a
mechanical permit that use no solid fuels.
• Permits may be temporarily suspended due to seasonal
fire conditions or air quality concerns including smoke
drifting onto adjoining properties.
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DID YOU KNOW?
The original owner of DB Searle’s in
Downtown was Dolson Bush Searle who served on President Lincoln’s
staff and was at Ford’s Theatre on April 14, 1865, the night the President
was assassinated.
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DID YOU KNOW?
Lake George used to be a lot bigger than it is today.
In 1855 the lake was 7 1/2 blocks. Today, it’s about half that size.
GRAN FONDO
SATURDAY, JUNE 25
ALL RIDES BEGIN AT 8:00AM
GRAN FONDO
Join us for a tour through scenic Mid West MN
on our 80 mile Gran Fondo or 50 mile Half Fondo.
Taking advantage of our mechanical support,
feed zones, and rest stops as well as traffic
coordination via area Police and Sheriffs Offices.
REGISTRATION
$25.00: before April 30th, 2016
$35: May 1 - June 24
GRAN FUNDO!
A short fun ride on the Beaver Island trail.
Join us for a 7 mile ride enjoying the Mississippi
on an amazing trail here in St Cloud.
REGISTRATION
$10.00: And receive a
$10 SCHEELS Gift Card
Packet pick up at St. Cloud Scheels
All proceeds benefiting Wounded Warriors of MN
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT SCHEELS.COM/EVENTS
A Better Choice
for Your Child...
Why STRIDE Academy?
• Over 10 Years of Experience Serving the St. • Small Classes - Some of the Smallest
in the Area
Cloud Area and Developing Future Leaders
• TUITION Free! - The Benefits of a
Private School with No Fees
• Academic Leveling to Ensure
Individualized Learning
• Our Staff of Licensed Professionals are
Dedicated to the Academic Success of
All Students
• Seven Habits & Leader in Me School Developing 21st Century Leaders with
a Strong Moral Character
• Year Round School
• Free Transportation
• K-8 all Under One Roof in Our New Facility
• Award Winning - High Quality Charter
School Designation!
• Art, Spanish, Music for ALL Students
in Kindergarten - 8th Grade
Our Mission Statement: STRIDE
Academy nurtures individuals while
fostering leadership and empowering
students to attain their highest potential
in a family-centered environment.
STRIDE
Academy...
Keep Your Child
a Step Ahead.
(320) 230-5340 • www.strideacademy.org
3241 Oakham Lane, St Cloud, MN 56301
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NOT VALID ON CRICUT OR SILHOUETTE MACHINES.
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other offers. Must present coupon. Not valid on previous purchases. In stock
merchandise only. Not valid on Coffee Shop food, drinks or merchandise. One cut
of fabric only. Coupons cannot be used on classes, store samples or gift cards.
Other restrictions may apply, see store for complete details. Expires 8/31/16
THANK YOU FOR
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- SCHLECHT FAMILY
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AMILY - St. Cloud

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