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Written by Corbin Corson
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Saturday, 11 February 2012 16:33 |
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Glacial Lakes State Park Hosts Hike to the Peak
Strap on your boots or snowshoes for an adventure to the peak! Saturday, February 25th at 1:00pm we will meet at the group camp and hike to the highest point within Glacial Lakes State Park. If there is fresh, powdery snow, plan on using snowshoes, otherwise we will be hiking. Stories about the landscape will be shared. On the way back, we will enjoy a campfire at one of the wooded, backpack campsites. Feel free to pack warm beverages and snacks. Children 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult. The hike will last 3 hours (5 miles) round trip.
Registration required to participate. Call the naturalist at 320-852-7200 to register and for current conditions. A limited number of snowshoes are available to rent for $6/day.
While the hike is free to all participants, vehicles entering the park will need a Minnesota State Park vehicle pass $5/daily $25/annual available at the park office.
To get to Glacial Lakes State Park: from the town of Starbuck, go 3 miles south on Highway 29, then 2 miles south on County Road 41.
Alexander Watson
Area Naturalist
Lake Carlos State Park
2601 County Road 38 NE Carlos, MN 56319
320-852-7471
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Written by VFW Post 4582 (Starbuck)
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Tuesday, 15 December 2009 14:28 |
Every year at this time something good happen
The Minnewaska Jay-cees along with the Starbuck VFW Post #4582 and their Auxiliaries will continue a tradition that was started 21 years ago. That is helping families in need during the holiday with their Christmas Care program.
So the Jaycees and the VFW are asking that you remember these families that are not so fortunate during this holiday season by reaching out to a family in need in several ways
1) You can make a monetary donation at First National Bank, Bremer Bank or Lowry State Bank.
2) You can donate a new gift for an adult or child at any local church, or the banks in Starbuck, or Lowry.
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3) If you know of a family or older person that could use some help during the holiday please call Dick and Lori Woodbury at (320) 334-1555 or Ray and Carol Holten at 239-2621.
Many thanks to the local businesses, churches, banks, and all the community members for donating to our program. Without their support this program would not be possible
The annual Christmas Care will be starting at 11:00 am on Saturday, December 19. All of the gifts and donated money will be distributed to families until 1:00 pm |
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Written by Corbin Corson
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Thursday, 09 April 2009 00:00 |
Registration for the 2009 American Red Cross Relay For Life is offically underway, according to Michelle Moore event chairperson.
Former and Current cancer patients, those who have lost a loved on to cancer, families, businesses, civic organizations, and the general public are invited to take part in this annual and equally exciting team event.
Relay For Life takes place from 6:00 pm on Friday, June 19th and runs until 6:00 am, on Saturday, June 20th at the Pope County Fairgrounds
Teams from Companies, churches, organizations, hospitals and schools collect donations and can win individual and team prizes for their efforts.
"Relay For Life brings the progress against cancer to the forefront", said Michell Moore. "Many participants are our famil, friend, and neghbors who have dealth with cancer themselves. Their involvement is proof of the grogress that has been not only reducing death rates, but also in the quality of life following cancer treatment.
"The funds raised enable us to continue our investment in the fight against cancer through research, education, advocacy and patient services", said Nancy Pederson. "Thanks to the generosity of local corporate sponsors, the money raised by participants goes directly to the American Cancer Society's lifesaving programs."
Information about how to form a team or become involved in Relay For Life is available from the American Cancer Society at (320) 763-7430 or online at wwwrelayforlife.org.
Dollars raised through Relay For Life are provideing hope to people in the community. For cancer information, day to day help, or emotional support, call (800) 227-2345 or visit www cancer.org.
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Written by Matt Feigum
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Monday, 23 February 2009 19:28 |
Friends,
The first two cabins have arrived, but we need to rent a crane to get them on site They are in the parking lot, but are on supports off the ground so that they can be roloaded on the trucks when the crane arrives. The other two cabins will come the same day as the crane and will be put on the foundations. March 2nd is the anticipated date, if the weather is good. Matt Feigum, Manager Glacial Lakes State Park 25080 County Road 41.
Starbuck, MN. 56381 320-239-2860
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Written by Administrator
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Sunday, 04 January 2009 07:43 |
From the Minneapolis Star Tribune
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) — Fans purchased more than 20,000 tickets to Minnesota's playoff game over six days, assuring there will be no local TV blackout when the Vikings host Philadelphia at the Metrodome on Sunday.
The Vikings announced the sales results Saturday afternoon for their wild-card playoff game with the Eagles after moving the remaining 3,100 seats that were still unsold the day before. There were a limited number of tickets remaining for the game, including some returned by the Eagles.
The NFL gave the Vikings two extensions, the second until Saturday — 24 hours before kickoff — after they sold about 5,000 seats from Thursday to Friday.
Only about 55 percent of the 55,000 season-ticket holders chose to buy playoff tickets, leaving the large supply. This extended the team's sellout streak to a rather tenuous 115 games. The last blackout was for the Vikings' last game of the 1997 regular season.
Vikings vice president for sales and marketing Steve LaCroix said there was no help from corporate sponsors or the local Fox affiliate, as there has been in the past for regular-season games with a few hundred tickets left to sell.
"It was all the fans. The fans get all the credit," LaCroix said. "We needed that extra time, and the league was very accommodating."
The Eagles ran an ad on their Web site this week, encouraging fans to travel to Minnesota and "paint the Metrodome green." |
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