Sartell
2014-15 Resource Guide
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Welcome to Sartell! by Joe Perske Sartell Mayor
As mayor of the City of Sartell and on behalf of its more than 15,000 residents, I would like to extend a warm welcome to all visitors. Native Americans, followed by settlers, merchants and industrialists, found this area on the banks of the Mighty Mississippi to be a great place to live. That feeling has carried on for centuries and is alive today. Whether you are here on a visit, are a native of the area or you are moving into Sartell to make it your new home, I’m sure you will find the city an exciting and enjoyable place to be. Sartell has experienced rapid growth in the past two decades, yet keeps the friendly atmosphere of a neighborhood community. The local Sartell-St. Stephen School District has a reputation as one of the finest school systems in the state. It offers top-notch academics, fine arts, competitive athletics and many extended-program opportunities for people of all ages. City parks and an ever-expanding trail system provide recreation all year ‘round. Many youth organiza-
Table of Contents City services.............................4 Schools.....................................6 Faith Communities...................9 Calendar of events..............9, 11 City map............................12-13 Parks.......................................14 State & county officials..........16 Day care providers.................20 Advertising Index...................23
tions and volunteer groups offer a wide variety of opportunities, including athletics, gardening, fishing, fitness, learning and socializing. The Sartell Chamber of Commerce, with more than 160 members, is committed to promoting and maintaining economic growth in the city and sponsors several key community-building events throughout the year. Memorial Day 2012 will be remembered as one of the most horrific days in history for the City of Sartell. The tragic explosion and fire that day at the Verso paper mill brought the close to the iconic industry that had been the livelihood of the community for more than a century. In 2014-15, the city remains optimistic and committed to the potential redevelopment of that site along the Mississippi River. Sartell continues to be the local leader as “the city of choice” for residential housing starts and commercial development. Major transportation projects recently completed and now underway will improve traffic flow and enhance economic development. Many exciting recreationaland community-centered initia-
tives have made great progress in the city during the past year. Pinecone Central Park, on a vast tract of land the city purchased, finally opened in spring 2014 with tournaments at its four baseball diamonds. Other amenities at that park are underway, including trails, picnic areas and a dog park. A new shelter is being built to replace the old one at Watab Park. The longplanned Sauk River Regional Park is closer to becoming a reality now that the city has a purchase agreement on that scenic wooded land in south Sartell. Planning committees are busy working for a communityresource facility, including the possibility of a senior center and a community library. Again, whether you are here for a day or have moved here for a lifetime, I invite you to get out and enjoy the City of Sartell. Just try one of our restaurants, play in one of the parks, do some shopping or just take a break down by the river. I hope to see you there. More information is easily available on our city website at www.sartell-mn.com or by viewing Channel 19 on local cable television.
Cover photo photo by Joe Amundsen This resource guide is published bi-annually by Von Meyer Publishing Inc., publishers of Sartell’s official newspaper, the Sartell Newsleader.
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The sun going down behind the Verso paper plant in Sartell has an eerie significance in this photo, taken by Joe Amundsen of Sartell in January 2012. That is because the “sun has set” on the paper mill, which has been a bedrock of Sartell history for close to 105 years. Because of an explosion and fire on Memorial Day, 2012, which killed an employee, the paper plant had to close forever. It is now under demolition. Amundsen said he and others would often check the condensation exhaust from the plant’s “smokestack” to see which way the wind was blowing. Amundsen said he was likely to go fishing in the river if the plume told him the wind was coming from the north, a good sign for good fishing luck.
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City services Sartell City Council
City council meetings take place at 7 p.m. the second and fourth Mondays of the month in Sartell City Hall. Mayor Joe Perske, 320-259-8270 or jperske@charter.net Amy Braig-Lindstrom, 320-259-7982 or amybraig@hotmail.com Steve Hennes, 320-253-1926 or stevehennes@aol.com Sarah Jane Nicoll, 320-309-7765 or snicoll@amfam.com David Peterson, 320-492-8017 or david.peterson20@yahoo.com
Sartell City Hall
125 Pinecone Road • 320-253-2171 The city administrator is Mary Degiovanni, who leads a staff of two dozen, including maintenance and police.
Fire Department
220 4th Ave. S. • 320-253-3041 Led by Fire Chief Ken Heim, the state-of-the-art Sartell-LeSauk Fire Department has 30 highly trained volunteers who not only fight fires, but also help on medical calls, car accidents and many other emergencies.
Police Department
310 2nd St. S. • 320-251-8186 Led by Police Chief Jim Hughes, the police force is comprised of 16 full-time officers and 10 volunteer Reserve Program officers, an office manager/dispatcher and a part-time clerk.
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YMCA lifeguard Tim Immelman of Sartell stands with pool visitors this past summer at the wading pool in Watab Park. Left to right are brothers Jacob, Anthony and Caleb Larson of Sauk Rapids and Oliver Eikmeier of Sartell. The grandmother of the Larson boys, Barbara Mills of St. Cloud, said she was babysitting her grandsons and decided they would enjoy some cool fun at the Watab pool.
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Schools Oak Ridge Elementary School - K-4th grade. 1111 27th St N., Sartell, MN 56377 (320) 258-3693 Pine Meadow Elementary School - K-4th grade. 1029 5th St. N., Sartell, MN 56377 (320) 253-8303 Sartell Middle School - 5th-8th grades. 627 3rd Ave. N., Sartell, MN 56377 (320) 253-2200 Sartell High School - 9th-12th grades. 748 7th St. N,. Sartell, MN 56377 (320) 656-0748 Sartell School District Service Center - Pre-K 748 7th St. N,. Sartell, MN 56377 (320) 656-3701 St. Francis Xavier - Pre-K-6th Grades. 308 2nd St N., Sartell, MN 56377 (320) 252-9940 Web Addresses: www.sartell.k12.mn.us www.stfrancissartell.org The Sartell-St. Stephen School District has an excellent reputation for the quality of programs and services offered to students of all ages. The breadth and scope of the curricular program, extra-curricular opportunities and specialized programs make the school district one of the finest in Central Minnesota. Staff and administration are dedicated professionals who work closely with students and their parents to maintain a high standard of educational excellence.
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The “French Fry Family,” the Vankoeverings of Sartell, enjoy a feast of fries at this year’s St. Stephen Parish Festival. From left to right are Mallie, father Bill, mother Janet and Erin Vankoevering; and their friend Joe Palmersheim of St. Stephen. For more photos of the festival, visit www.thenewsleaders.com.
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St. Francis Xavier students perform a song-and-dance from the mountainous Andes region in South America. From left to right, clockwise, are Taylor Vos, Tricia Castro, Elizabeth Hamak, Tim Haas, Ricky Emslander and Frankie Tomczik. The dance was part of the entertainment provided for Grandparents’ Day at the school.
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Calendar of events September Millstream Arts Festival
The last Sunday in September, St. Joseph hosts a juried art sale along Minnesota Street in downtown St. Joseph. Food vendors, entertainment and music abound. St. Joseph is five miles southwest of Sartell.
October Community Halloween Party
Each year Kidstop hosts a community-wide Halloween Party for local children.
October-April Winter Farmers’ Market
A winter version of Monday Market is held one-two Saturdays per month at Sartell City Hall, 125 Pinecone Road. Hours of operation are from 3-6:30 p.m.
February Community Showcase
A Community Showcase, sponsored by the Sartell Area Chamber of Commerce, is held in late February at the Sartell Middle School. The event features business information, entertainment and a pancake breakfast.
March/April Easter party
A community Easter party, sponsored by the Sartell Jaycees, is held the Saturday before Easter in Pine Meadow Elementary School.
April Spring Clean-up
The Sartell Lions host a spring clean-up from 8 a.m. to noon the last Saturday in April at the Sartell Middle School. 320-291-0799.
Golf Courses
Golf courses typically open in April. Call Blackberry Ridge Golf Course at 320-257-4563 and Pine Ridge Golf Course at 320-259-0551 for exact dates.
May-September Market Monday
Many area farmers from a 30-mile radius of Sartell sell fresh produce during Market Monday, a farmers’ market that began in 2011, at Sartell City Hall, 125 Pinecone Road. Hours of operation are from 3-6:30 p.m. Among the many items sold are vegetables, maple syrup, honey, meats, eggs, herbs, fresh flowers and crafts.
May Sartell Apple Duathlon
Every year, toward the end of May, duathletes come to Sartell from throughout the United States and even from foreign countries to compete in the prestigious Sartell Apple Duathlon. Now in its 32nd year, the race features a 5k run, a 33k bicycle course and another 5k run. The Apple Duathlon is widely known as one of the finest duathlon races in the nation. The night before the event, there is a children’s duathlon race. Calendar of events • page 11
Abounding Joy Lutheran Church (LCMC) Boy Scouts of America Building 1191 Scout Drive 320-217-8784 (After 4/1/15: 6006 CR 120, St. Cloud) Sunday Education Hour: 8:45-9:45 a.m. Sunday Worship: 10 a.m. (Summer 9:30 a.m.) www.aboundingjoylcmc.org Celebration Lutheran Church of Sartell 1500 Pinecone Road N. 320-255-0488 (Sept – May) Saturday Contemporary Worship: 5 p.m. Sunday Worship: 8:30 & 10:30 a.m. Sunday Education Hours: 8:30 & 9:35 a.m. www.celebrationlutheranchurch.com First United Methodist Church of the St. Cloud Region 1107 Pinecone Road South 320-251-0804 Sunday Morning Worship: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Adult Programs throughout the week Contemplative Worship Service weekly Youth Groups on Wednesday nights www.fumcscr.org Grace Baptist Fellowship 1197 Pinecone Road 320-252-5548 Sunday Services: Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship Service: 10:30 a.m. Evening Service: 6 p.m. Wednesday Services: Adult Bible Studies & Youth Programs: 6:30 p.m. www.gracebaptistfellowship.net
Sartell Area Church Directory
Messiah Lutheran Church (LCMS) 320 4th Ave. N. 320-252-5883 Sunday Worship: 9 a.m. Sunday Education Hour: 10:20 a.m. www.imperfectpeopleonly.com Riverside Church (EPC) 405 Riverside Ave. N. 320-251-5801 Sunday Worship: 10 a.m. www.riversideepc.org St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church 219 2nd St. N. 320-252-1363 Saturday Mass: 5 p.m. Sunday Masses: 8:30 & 10:30 a.m. www.stfrancissartell.org The Waters Church 1227 Pinecone Road N. 320-291-0202 Saturday Worship: 5 p.m. Sunday Worship: 9 & 10:45 a.m. www.thewaterschurch.net
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City Offices: 125 Pinecone Road N., Sartell Phone: 320.253.2171 E-mail: info@sartellmn.com Website: www.sartellmn.com
Police Department: 320.251.8186 (non emergency) Public Works: 320.258.7304 Planning & Zoning: 320.258.7306 Building Inspections: 320.258.7317
photo by Dennis Dalman
Eddie Peternell sits with his lunch pail on the steps of the old one-room schoolhouse he attended so many years ago. Now 102, Peternell is the oldest St. Stephen resident, and he was honored July 18-20 during the St. Stephen Centennial Celebration. This photo was taken in 2011.
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Calendar of events (continued from page 9)
June Sartell SummerFest
Each summer, the Sartell SummerFest is scheduled the second weekend in June. The SummerFest, which attracts thousands of people to the city, features a Grand Parade, a big park celebration with a variety of acts, a street dance and fireworks.
Waite Park Family Fun Days
In early June, the Waite Park Family Fun Days is a week-long series of entertainment and celebration. Waite Park is two miles south of Sartell.
Avon Spunktacular Days
This weekend festival takes place in Avon, a city 12 miles southwest of Sartell. It’s usually scheduled for mid-June.
Caramel Roll Bike Ride Bicyclists ride the Lake Wobegon Trail.
Rapids River Days - Sauk Rapids
This three-day event, which takes place usually on the last weekend in June, is a perennially popular gathering in Sauk Rapids Municipal Park along the Mississippi River. Sauk Rapids is about 1 mile east of Sartell.
St. Cloud Granite City Days “Granite City Days” is a four-day annual celebration held in late June.
July Independence Day Celebration
A tradition in St. Joseph since 1904, the Fourth of July celebration attracts many thousands of people for its Lions Club-sponsored parade and the Catholic church bazaar, which includes games, dinner, a quilt auction, sales of crafts and baked goods, karaoke and live band music. On the night of July 3, JoeTown Rocks features music as well as fireworks.
Tour of Saints
A long-established tradition in the St. Joseph area is the mid-summer Tour of Saints, a recreational bicycle tour with loops of 35 and 50 miles through some of the most beautiful hilly country in Minnesota. www.tourofsaints.com.
August Rock ‘n’ Block
On the third Saturday of August, the Sartell Area Chamber of Commerce hosts an outdoor “Rock ‘n’ Block” party that starts in the afternoon and ends late at night. The event features lots of food, kids’ games, a karaoke contest and a band that performs for the outdoor street dance.
September St. Stephen Parish Festival
The St. Stephen Parish Festival is held annually on Labor Day. The event features live music, games, food, a rummage sale, bingo, auctions, prize drawings and a lot of socializing.
Dash for Dad 5K/Walk
The funds raised from this event, typically held the third Saturday of the month, go to local and national non-profit organizations in the fight against prostate cancer. For more information, visit www.apumn.com.
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Parks Below is information about each of the 40 parks located in Sartell. For more information, visit www.sartellmn.com/parks_list.htm. Parks are numbered accordingly on the map on pages 12-13.
Regional Parks
Neighborhood Parks
1. Celebration Park – located on 1012 19th Ave. N. 2. Linear Park – located along Riverside Drive. Open space and swinging benches face the Mississippi River. – 1.61 acres 3. Lions Park – situated off Pinecone Road and along the Watab River. Open space, trails, trees and benches are abundant in this space. – 6.15 acres 4. Northside Park – located along 12th Street N. You can find a large play structure, swings, open pavilion, 10 grills, swinging benches, basketball court, volleyball court, disc golf course, horseshoe pits, sliding hill, trails and Champion Field (soccer, baseball, softball, bleachers) at this location. – 36.32 acres 5. Pinecone Central Park – Pine Ridge Golf Course. A few years ago, the city purchased the 20-acre private golf course along Pinecone Road N. in central Sartell to develop 168 acres total into parkland. Still under development, nearly 82 acres will be developed as athletic facilities. The park’s ongoing development is a partnership between the city and the privately constituted Central Pinecone Park Association, which raised a vast amount of funds to create baseball fields, soccer fields, hiking-biking trails, cross-country ski trails, picnic areas and many other recreational options, including a dog park now in the planning stages. In 2014, a series of outdoor concerts and movies began at the park. 6. Pinecone Regional Park – located next to Sartell City Hall along Pinecone Road, this seven-acre park features the Bernick’s pleasure-skating and hockey arena, hiking-biking trails and natural native vegetation with a creek flowing through it. 7. Rotary Riverside Park – one of Sartell’s newest parks. Developed by the Sartell Rotary organization, it has easy access to the Mississippi River via a floating deck. It also boasts picnic and recreational amenities and plenty of parking. 8. Sartell Sauk River Regional Park – Sartell’s newest park is a pristine piece of property along the meandering Sauk River in south Sartell at the border line with north St. Cloud. Still under development, the park will boast hiking-biking trails, a picnic area and access to the river. The purchase of the wooded land for park usage happened in 2014. 9. Sartell Veterans Park – located on Riverside Avenue. At this park is a monument, gazebo, open space and swinging benches facing the Mississippi River. – .77 acres. 10. Shay Property – land purchased by the city for future park development along the Mississippi River, bordering St. Cloud. 11. Val Smith – situated along County Road 29. This park has two play structures, swings, open and enclosed pavilion, picnic tables, horseshoes, sliding hill, a baseball field, a hockey rink, a basketball court, a volleyball court, tennis courts, a softball field, grills, restrooms and swinging benches. – 12.51 acres 12. Watab Creek North Park – located on 3rd Avenue N. This is a natural park with some benches and trails. – 2.68 acres 13. Watab Creek South Park – located on Sartell Street along the Watab River. Here you will find a wading pool, restrooms, play structures, swings, swinging benches, picnic tables, a softball field, grills, an enclosed pavilion, a volleyball court and trails. – 8.63 acres
14. Avalon Park – located on 2016 3rd St. N. 15. Avalon Park 2 – a 2-acre park of greenery and flowers. 16. Creekview Preserve Park – a 1.87-acre park of hilly woodlands. 17. Cypress Park – located on 5th Street N. This park has a play structure, swings, swinging bench and a park shelter with a table. - .71 acres 18. Eastside Kiddie Park – located along County Road 33 and 4th Street. Play structures, swings, basketball hoop and a bench are located within this park. – .72 acres 19. Fox Run of Avalon Village Park – a five-acre green space with playground equipment. 20. FranGen Park – located on Mockingbird Loop. 21. Geoffrey Park – located on Tennessee Drive and 22nd Street S. 22. Huntington Park – situated behind Pheasant Drive. This is a natural park with trails and open space. 23. Madison Crossing Park – a one-acre park with greenery and flowers. 24. Meadowlake Park – located on 13th Street S. It contains a play structure, swings and a swinging bench. - .56 acres 25. Morningstar Park – located along 15th Street. This park contains a play structure, swings, a swinging bench and a park shelter with table. – .54 acres 26. Nature’s Edge Park – situated on 3rd Street S. Items at the park include a play structure, swings and a swinging bench. – .25 acres 27. Newport Park – a 0.75-acre green space. 28. Oak View Pond Park – a 0.2-acre green space. 29. Pine Tree Pond Park – located on 5th Street N. A play structure, swings and picnic table are located at this park. – .47 acres 30. & 31. Rolling Meadows East & West – situated on 2-1/2 Street. These two areas have play structures, picnic tables, swinging benches and trails – East is 1.31 acres and West is 3.7 acres. 32. Rolling Meadows North – located on 9th Avenue N. It is completely natural with open fields. - 8.52 acres 33. Sabre Oaks Park – located on 3rd Street S. You will find a play structure, swings, a swinging bench and a park shelter with table here. – .27 acres 34. Sandstone East Park – a 1.1-acre park with trails and water features. 35. Sandstone West Park – a half-acre park with playground equipment. 36. Sartell Heights Park – located behind 7th Street S and is natural at this time. – 2.56 acres 37. Stonebrook Park – a 4-acre neighborhood park with greenery and flowers. 38. Tiffany Meadows Park – a 3.8-acre park with greenery and flowers. 39. Wilds Park North – situated north of Grizzly Lane. This park contains a wading pool (neighborhood residents only), play structure, swings, swinging benches, picnic tables, a basketball court, tennis courts, a volleyball court and trails. – 7.32 acres 40. Wilds Park South – located south of Grizzly Lane. This location is a natural park with open space and trails. – 2.4 acres
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Baseball buddies, all Sartell residents, enjoy ice-cream cones on a hot day at the grand opening May 30 of Pinecone Central Park. The friends gave rave reviews to the playing fields at the new park. From left to right are (front row) Dalton Notsch, Logan Carlson, Matt Sieben, Gavin Swenson, Wesley Nesland, Max Fesenmaier and Gage Vierzba.
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Area Representatives State Rep. Tim O’Driscoll (R) District 14A 100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. 369 State Office Building, St. Paul, MN 55155 651-297-9010 rep.tim.odriscoll@house.mn
State Sen. Michelle Fischbach (R) District 14 100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. State Office Building, Room 153, St. Paul, MN 55155 651-296-2084 sen.michelle.fischbach@senate.mn
U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann (R)
110 2nd St. S., Suite 232, Waite Park, MN 56387 320-253-5931 http://bachmann.house.gov/Email_zip.htm
U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar (DFL)
302 Hart Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 612-727-5220 http://klobuchar.senate.gov/contactamy.cfm
U.S. Sen. Al Franken (DFL)
309 Hart Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 D.C. Phone 202-224-5641 MN Phone 320-251-2721 http://franken.senate.gov
Stearns County
Mark Bromenschenkel (Second District) P.O. Box 190, Sartell, MN 56377 320-493-9180 www.co.stearns.mn.us
Benton County
Jim McMahon (Third District)
1706 6th Ave. N., Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 320-251-0400 www.co.benton.mn.us
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Josie Barker, Sartell, savors a cold-sweet mouthful of a snow cone at the Rock ‘n’ Block party in August. Early in the evening rain threatened the event, but an hour later it cleared up and all was well for the many people who enjoyed the event.
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Bagpiper Joe Linneman plays a tune while the American Legion Color Guard of Sartell stands ready on Memorial Day at Veterans Park.
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Children enjoy a game of croquet at last summer’s “Take a Day Off on the Mississippi.” The free family fun day typically takes place the first Saturday of August at Mississippi River Park seven miles north of Sartell.
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Sartell Licensed Day Cares 320-252-2845 320-253-8133 320-774-8751 320-253-8900 320-656-5231 320-230-6544 320-309-0142 320-339-5166 320-253-9028 320-230-0697 320-492-1703 320-250-9396 320-241-6406 320-240-1982 320-428-1751 320-240-0281 320-420-6009 320-259-0028 320-252-2356 320-230-5156 320-656-0577 320-761-6363 320-217-8394 320-259-8672 320-252-2743 320-219-9144 320-255-5185 320-309-8886 320-252-2095 320-529-0548 320-253-3750 320-249-4251 320-291-1885 320-255-0402 320-259-5447 507-276-4503 320-240-6948 320-360-1965
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528 20th Ave. N. 320-656-5928 1521 Killdeer Ave. S. 320-492-4047 1501 Morning Glory Ave. S. 763-442-4156 255 9th Ave. N. 320-292-0790 705 16th Ave. N. 320-828-1143 10 6th Ave. S. 320-259-5761 1401 15th St. S. 320-248-8142 500 7th Ave. S. 612-670-8896 1585 Riverside Ave. N. 320-253-7954 529 Fieldcrest Court 320-654-0634 415 12th Ave. N. 320-251-6385 608 18th St. N. 320-529-9825 1301 15th St. S. 320-348-0576 239 6th Ave. S. 320-309-1134 612 7th St. S. 320-252-6544 402 Bechtold Drive 320-203-8437 2143 3rd St. N. 320-333-6601 250 Lawrence Court 320-251-6906 721 20th Ave. N. 320-217-8581 1904 8th St. N. 320-259-7147 308 Bechtold Drive 320-260-9539 39302 55th Ave. 320-203-7091 1505 Morning Glory Ave. S. 320-217-8414 900 5th Ave. E. 320-259-5587 7213 381st St. 320-221-4218 1619 Nuthatch Ave. 763-607-2510 921 Sundance Court 320-259-8655 1043 Bridgeport Drive 320-774-8844 711 1st Ave. N. 320-230-6491 401 3rd St. N. 320-252-7436 94 Highview Drive W. 320-253-1192 3124 12th Ave. N. 320-766-9501
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photo by Dennis Dalman
After a long, cold winter, it’s time to plant. JoAnn Fleischhacker, an Albany resident, tends to a small field of daisies at Thomsens Greenhouse and Garden Center near St. Joseph.
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photo by Jack Hellie
A virtual stampede of children dash off from the starting line of the 1k Kids’ Fun Run last June by Sartell City Hall. The fun run is one of three races-walks that occurred during the opening night of SummerFest 2014. Unfortunately, rain washed out most of the festival’s events, including the parade Saturday morning. For more event photos, visit www.thenewsleaders.com.
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Advertising Index 360 Chiropractic.......................................................5 Accurate Hearing Services.....................................18 Aflac - Deb Krump.................................................19 AmericInn Lodge & Suites.....................................24 Associated Montessori Schools................................7 Blackberry Ridge....................................................11 Brenny Transportation Incorporated.........................4 Catholic Charities...................................................21 Central Minnesota Credit Union.............................16 Chiropractic Performance Center...........................17 City of Sartell..........................................................10 Coborn’s....................................................................5 Coldwell Banker - Chris Hauk...............................10 College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University........24 Drs. Styles, Cotton & Milbert.................................17 Dungarvin...............................................................10 First United Methodist............................................19
Good Shepherd.........................................................9 Great Clips..............................................................21 Independent Lifestyles............................................16 Legends at Heritage Place........................................2 Mechanical Energy System....................................19 Midway Iron...........................................................23 Mustang Mapping.....................................................4 Nemeth Orthodontics..............................................22 Oils and Beyond.....................................................23 Omann Insurance......................................................4 Pine Cone Pet Hospital...........................................17 Progrowth..................................................................8 Riverside Dental......................................................11 St. Cloud Federal Credit Union..............................21 St. Cloud Medical Group........................................15 St. Cloud Orthodontics.............................................8 St. Francis Xavier Parish & School..........................6
St. John’s Outdoor University...................................6 St. Joseph Rod & Gun Club...................................23 Sartell Area Churches...............................................9 Sartell Newsleader....................................................16 Sartell-St. Stephen Education Foundation................7 Sartell-St. Stephen School District...........................7 Schneider Orthodontics...........................................15 State Farm - Dan Anderson....................................15 Stearns County Abstract Company.........................23 Stearns Electric Association...................................19 Tri-County Humane Society...................................21 Waters Church.........................................................23 Weddings & More...................................................23 Welch Dental.............................................................2 Yapel Orthodontics.................................................18
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