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In the summertimeTop left, the 2013 Ramsey

County Fair celebrated 100

years of bringing the community

together and having fun with

games, rides, pet shows and

more.

Lower left, Kassandra and

Ayden get up close to sheep.

A variety of eece, fur and

feathers entertained youngsters

visiting the petting zoo at North

Haven's 2012 Summer Festival.

Food, music by the TC Cats,

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drew a crowd. This photo was

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Photos by Linda Baumeister /

Review

About this guide

Community Information

Maplewood City Information .............. 2Maplewood History - Facts ................. 3North St. Paul City Information ......... 4North St. Paul History - Facts ............. 5

Regional / Ntnl Government ..... 6

In the News

Ramsey County Fair 100 years andcounting .................................................... 8North St. Paul and University ofMinnesota partner up ............................ 9

Education

District 622............................................. 10

Private / Parochial Schools .................. 13District 623............................................. 14

Community Perks

Maplewood Community Center ...... 14North St. Paul Community School,Fitness Center & Library .................... 16North St. Paul Parks ............................ 18

North St. Paul Recreation .................. 19Maplewood Recreation ....................... 20Maplewood Parks ................................. 22Area Attractions................................... 24Annual Events........................................ 27

Places of Worship ............. 28 & 29

Business Services .................. 30-32

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Welcome to Maple-

wood, a bustling com-

munity just minutes

from downtown St. Paul. Theres

always something to do in Ma-

plewood, whether its hiking the

trails at the Battle Creek and

Phalen Keller regional parks, par-

ticipating in a naturalist program

at the Nature Center, attendinga live theater show at the Com-

munity Center or shopping at

the more than 130 stores at Ma-

plewood Mall.

Maplewood has a long, pros-

perous history. The first Europe-

an settlers inhabited the area

around 1850, and established

farms and small residential

neighborhoods along transpor-

tation routes. Maplewoods rural

sections gradually gave way tohousing developments, com-

mercial districts, schools, medi-

cal facilities and industrial parks.

The city has always been an

attractive place for businesses

-- both small and large -- and

is home to the 3M international

headquarters.

The suburb has a library, top-

notch golf courses and 30 parks

that provide places to picnic,run, walk, skate, bike and play

tennis, baseball or basketball.

Come check out all that Ma-

plewood has to offer. This diverse

community guarantees fun for

all.

The Maplewood City Council meetson the second and fourth Mondays ofeach month in Maplewood City Hallcouncil chambers at 7 p.m.

Maplewood City Hall

1830 E. County Road B

Maplewood, MN 55109

Phone: 651-249-2000

The city of Maplewood operates un-der the council-manager plan. All leg-islative power is vested in the elected,part-time city council under this formof government. The council consistsof a mayor and four council memberswho are elected at large for four-yearstaggered terms.

The council adopts policies and or-dinances and appoints a professional,full-time city manager to carry themout. The city manager is solely respon-sible for the administration of city

business and may delegate authority topromote efficient use of staff time.

Mayor

Will Rossbach (term ends Nov. 2013)Phone: 651-484-5427E-mail:[email protected]

City Manager

Chuck AhlPhone: 651-249-2050E-mail:[email protected]

Council Members

Bob CardinalPhone: 952-564-3806E-mail:

[email protected]

Kathleen JuenemannPhone: 651-771-3670E-mail:[email protected]

Marvin KoppenPhone: 651-770-5391E-mail:[email protected]

Rebecca CavePhone: 651-773-7059E-mail:[email protected]

CITY of MAPLEWOOD

About Maplewood

Linda Baumeister/Review

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Originally a mix of scrub oak

and prairie land inhabited bythe Dakota Indians, Maple-

wood is now a growing suburb that ishome to more than 38,000 residents.

Maplewoods recorded history datesback about 150 years. Before it was in-corporated in the 1950s as the Village

of Maplewood, most of the area wascalled New Canada Township.

Early efforts by European-Americanpioneers to claim the land were un-successful, in part because the DakotaIndians laid claim to the land. Eventu-ally, the Dakota left the area, allowingthe families to build farmsteads and

stay permanently on the land.

The railroad industry spurred thetownships growth. The Lake Superiorand Mississippi Railroad became the

St. Paul and Duluth Railroad, whichintersected with the Wisconsin Cen-tral Railroad. At the junction of theserailroads was a town site, Gladstone,

which was growing so rapidly thatsome folks were predicting it would ri-

val St. Paul before too long.

Although their predictions nevercame true, through the years, the littlevillages of Gladstone, McLean Town-ship and New Canada Township didindeed thrive.

In the early 1950s, Minnesota Min-ing and Manufacturing - now knownas 3M - wanted to expand and boughta large tract of land in McLean Town-ship outside the St. Paul city limits.The New Canada Township Board

wanted to entice the prosperous com-

pany to establish its headquartersthere, and decided the best course ofaction was to incorporate and becomea fully functioning city that providedpolice and fire protection and othermunicipal services.

On Feb. 26, 1957, New Canada Town-

ship officially became a village. Nowall it needed was a name. Village boardmembers suggested Maplewood, andwhen one member traced a maple leaffrom his backyard, the city logo was

born.

Maplewoods dog leg shape givesthe suburb a very distinct look when

one views it on a map. It had a popu-lation of 14,200 when the village wasfirst incorporated, and has grown tomore than twice that size today. Its

home to Maplewood Mall, St. JohnsHospital, neighborhood schools, re-gional parks, hundreds of businessesand 3Ms international headquartersand main research campus.

Fast facts:

Maplewood is the birthplace

of the Post-it-Note

The Maplewood Mall opened

in 1974 and now has more

than 130 stores

3M has its international head-

quarters in Maplewood

Former Olympian and three-

time medal winner Amy Peter-

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Welcome to North St.

Paul, a city that keeps

its past alive and looks

ahead to a prosperous future.

Founded in 1887 as a working-

mans community with indus-

tries and attractive houses that

factory workers could afford,

North St. Paul has been a placethat generations of families have

been proud to call home.

Its downtown district has several

buildings that were constructed

during the towns early years,

including the first city hall and

Neumanns Bar, which claims to

be the oldest bar in continuous

operation in Minnesota.

North St. Paul has never been

content to sit back and rest on

its laurels. Although the originalmanufacturing companies are

gone, the citys industrial park is

bustling with activity, and com-

munity leaders have led the way

on redevelopment projects both

in the downtown district and the

neighborhoods.

Inviting parks and neighbor-

hood schools are scattered

throughout the city, and Silver

Lake is a popular picnicking,

swimming and fishing spot.

Gazing down on the state High-

way 36 and nearby North High

School is the towns signature 44-

foot snowman - the worlds larg-

est stucco snowman. A replica

of the citys logo, its smiling face

offers a message of good cheer

to residents and visitors alike.

The North St. Paul City Councilmeets on the first and third Tuesdaysof each month in North St. Paul City

Hall council chambers on the secondfloor of City Hall at 6:30 p.m.

North St. Paul City Hall

2400 Margaret St.

North St. Paul, MN 55109

Phone: 651-747-2400

The city of North St. Paul is governed

by the council-manager "Plan B" formof government. Under this plan, all

legislative and policy making powersare vested in the council consisting of

a mayor, elected for a four-year term,and four council members, elected forfour-year terms. These officers areelected at large, and any qualified voterresiding in the city is eligible to holdoffice.

The council adopts policies and or-dinances and appoints a professional,

full-time city manager to carry themout. The city manager is solely respon-sible for the administration of city

business and may delegate authority topromote efficient use of staff time.

Mayor

Mike KuehnPhone:651-777-1216 or 651-747-2422E-mail:[email protected]

City Manager

Jason ZiemerPhone: 651-747-2421Email:

[email protected]

Council Members

Scott Thorsen

Phone: 651-503-3824E-mail:[email protected]

Terry FurlongPhone: 651-779-8257E-mail:[email protected]

Jan WalczakPhone:651-777-5820 or 651-485-5920E-mail:[email protected]

Candy PetersenPhone:651-770-0742 or 651-249-1981

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CITY of NORTH ST. PAUL

About North St. Paul


The annual Tour de North St. Paul 5K run is a race conducted in honor of Mayor Bill Sandberg who passed away in 2008

after serving as mayor for more than 30 years. The proceeds of the 5K go to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of

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North St. Paul once had aspira-tions to rival Chicago as themost illustrious manufactur-

ing giant in the country. Although thatdidnt come true, the city remains awarm, friendly suburb that feels like

home to residents both new and old.

What began as a rolling prairie and

oak savanna boomed into a prosperouscity almost overnight. Six churches, 15factories, 100 cottages and 1,500 peo-ple quickly established themselves inthe early days of North St. Paul.

Capt. Henry Anson Castle founded

North St. Paul in 1887 along the shoresof Silver Lake, and dreamed of the cityovertaking Chicago. He sold 40 lots forresidential development on his 1,200acres east and south of Silver Lake.The North St. Paul Land Company

formed and purchased the land fromCastle.

The United States experienced a ma-jor depression in the 1890s, and NorthSt. Paul did not escape the financialcrisis that followed.

The suburbs residents and mer-chants got through it by pulling togeth-er and remaining positive. Neighbors

held Hard Times Parties and Pov-erty Socials to uplift the community.In 1893, a magnificent ice palace made

of 12,000 tons of ice rose 25 feet into

the air at Silver Lake and helped shift

the thoughts of North St. Paulites awayfrom their financial woes.

Today downtown North St. Paul pro-vides a glimpse of the past, and manyof the structures have vintage brickstorefronts.

Neumanns Bar, the longest continu-ously operating bar in the state, first

opened its doors the year North St.

Paul was incorporated in 1887. It stillhas its original mahogany bar and tinyfrog pond in a front window, and re-mains a popular gathering spot.

The North St. Paul Snowman, akathe worlds largest stucco snowman,stands at the corner of state Highway

36 and Margaret Street and is one

of the citys most prominent land-marks and symbols. The snowman isa reminder of the citys former wintercelebration of Snow Frolics, whenthere was a giant snowman made ofreal snow every year.

Driving through North St. Paul to-day, one can still see reminders of thecity as it was when originally founded.Although Captain Castles dream ofNorth St. Paul mirroring the accom-plishments of Chicago didnt come

to fruition, the community has flour-ished.

As the song, A Hundred Years inNorth St. Paul says:

Yes, times were a little slower then, thetrains were sometimes late,

A quarter took you 14 miles in 1888.

Though through the years a lot haschanged, and everything has grown

To me its still the place to be - the placethat I call home!

Fast facts:

North St. Paul covers three

square miles

The worlds largest stucco

snowman, built over the span

of 1972-1974, has a 16-foot

smile

Bret Hedican, retired pro hock-

ey player, Stanley Cup winner

and two-time U.S. Olympian,

grew up in North St. Paul

Henry Street is named after

North St. Pauls founder, Hen-

ry Castle; Margaret Street is

named after his wife; Helen

Street is named after his first

daughter, and Charles Street

is named after his first son

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The Ramsey County Board of Com-missioners generally meets four Tues-days a month at 9 a.m. in the BoardChambers - third floor of the Court-

house.

Ramsey County

220 Court House

15 West Kellogg Blvd.

St. Paul, MN 55102Phone: 651-266-8350

www.co.ramsey.mn.us

Unlike most other states, Minnesotarelies heavily on county governmentto plan, administer and fund a broadrange of services. State and federal

laws dictate most of these services.However, some were established by theCounty Board of Commissioners. Thecounty website can be accessed for up-dated election results.

Ramsey County CommissionerVictoria ReinhardtDistrict 7Ramsey County Board OfficeRm. 220 Court House15 W. Kellogg Blvd. St. Paul MN 55102Phone: 651-266-8363email:[email protected]

Ramsey County Board Members

Blake HuffmanPhone: 651-266-8362Email:

[email protected]

Mary Jo McGuirePhone: 651-266-8356Email: [email protected]

Janice RettmanPhone: 651-266-8360Email:

[email protected]

Toni CarterPhone: 651-266-8364Email: [email protected]

Rafael OrtegaPhone: 651-266-8361Email:[email protected]

Ramsey County Board Members

Jim McDonoughPhone: 651-266-8365Email:

[email protected]

County Manager

Julie KleinschmidtPhone: 651-266-8000Email: [email protected]

Minnesota State Senators:

Senator Chuck Wiger (DFL)District 4375 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.205 CapitolSt. Paul, MN 55155-1606651-296-6820Email: [email protected]

Senator Susan Kent (DFL)District 5375 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.205 CapitolSt. Paul, MN 55155-1606651-296-4166Email: [email protected]

Minnesota State Representatives:

Representative Leon Lillie (DFL)District 43B371 State Office Building

100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.Saint Paul, Minnesota 55155651-296-1188Email: [email protected]

Representative Peter Fischer (DFL)District 43A421 State Office Building100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.Saint Paul, Minnesota 55155-1206651-296-5363.E-mail: [email protected]

Representative JoAnn Ward (DFL)District 53A531 State Office Building100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.Saint Paul, Minnesota 55155-1206651-296-7807Email: [email protected]

United States Congress

Rep. Betty McCollum (DFL)U.S. District 41714 Longworth House Office Bldg.Washington DC 20515

Phone: 202-225-6631access to email through website:

http://mccollum.house.gov

Minnesota Office:165 Western Ave., Suite 17St. Paul MN 55102Phone: 651-224-9191

Rep. Michele Bachmann (R)U.S. District 62417 Rayburn House Office BuildingWashington DC 20515Phone: 202-225-2331access to email through website:

http://bachmann.house.gov

Minnesota Office2850 Cutters Grove Ave., Suite 205Anoka MN 55303Phone: 763-323-8922

United State Senators:

Sen. Al Franken (DFL)309 Hart Senate Office BuildingWashington DC 20510Phone: 202-224-5641access to email through website:

http://franken.senate.gov

Minnesota Office:60 East Plato Blvd. Suite 220St. Paul MN 55107Phone: 651-221-1016

Sen. Amy Klobuchar (DFL)302 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington DC 20510Phone: 202-224-3244access to email through website:

http://klobuchar.senate.gov

Minnesota Office:

1200 Washington Ave. S. Suite 250Minneapolis MN 55415Phone: 612-727-5220

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Ramsey County Fair: 100 years and counting

In the News

Did you know that the RamseyCounty Fair was canceled in1946 due to a polio epidemic

that infected one out of every 2,649residents in St. Paul? Or that fair ad-mission prices dropped from 50 centsto 15 cents in 1943 as a result of theGreat Depression and World War II,

but now is free?

These are only two of the fairs manytales.

The Ramsey County Fair began in1913 as an educational venue and agri-cultural hub where farmers showcasedtheir best produce and livestock.

As the rural parts of Ramsey Countygave way to suburban living duringthe 1950s, spurred in part by the post-World War II housing boom, the fairorganizers had to adjust the events toappeal to a new generation of visitors

and emphasize more creative arts ac-tivities and shows rather than agricul-tural exhibits.

For many years the fair took placein White Bear Lake. But residentialgrowth and the expansion of the WhiteBear Lake School District forced the re-

location of the fairgrounds in 1954 to

what was then known as the RamseyCounty Poor Farm in Maplewood. Thefair continues to be held at that sitenear the intersection of White Bear

and Frost avenues every mid-July.

In the past, the fair included DakotaIndian dances, military demonstra-tions, boxing tournaments, beauty

pageants and even yo-yo contests.Now fair-goers are more likely see tal-ent contests, vintage car shows andpuppet-making demonstrations.

But some things havent changed in

the past 100 years. The fair continuesto have carnival rides, 4-H exhibits,displays of local residents prized bakedgoods and home-grown canned foods,and booths featuring the worldssharpest knives and miracle curesfor whatever ails you.

And just as it always has, the fair

draws thousands of visitors fromaround Ramsey County and the region.They come for the amazing sights, thetasty food on a stick, the musical en-

tertainment and the thrill of a spin onthe tall Ferris wheel, where they get a

birds-eye view of the county and be-yond.

The 101st Ramsey County Fair willtake place July 9-13, 2014, and its sureto offer just the right mix of the oldand the new.

Linda Baumeister / Review

Fair-goers from all over enjoy the food, rides, performances and many interesting exhibits at the 100th Ramsey County Fair July 2013.


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North St. Paul and the University of Minnesota will

be teaming up for the 2013-14 academic year, asthe city was chosen to be the recipient of the uni-

versitys Resilient Communities Project grant.

Last year, the universitys Center for Urban and RegionalAffairs and the Institute on the Environment decided to

form a group called the Resilient Communities Project,which chooses one Twin Cities metro area community withwhich to partner for nine months. This partnership helps

both the students, who receive a hands-on learning experi-ence, and the community, which benefits from the wealthof knowledge of the students and their professors.

The Resilient Communities Project focuses on sustainabil-ity issues facing local communities, and is modeled after asimilar program at the University of Oregon.

Following a competitive application process, North St. Paulwas chosen out of seven cities. The city will partner withthe U of M students on a number of projects, such as fur-thering the citys green energy initiatives, creating strongerneighborhood identities, community branding and expand-ing the fiber optic cable network, among several others.

The Resilient Communities Project will match specificcity projects with university graduate and upper-level un-

dergraduate courses for fall 2013 and spring 2014. The pro-gram will contribute an estimated $175,000 in services tothe partnership to carry projects forward.

To learn more about the Resilient Communities Project,visit http://rcp.umn.edu/.

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The North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oak-dale School District describes itself as"a community collaborative dedicated

to educating and empowering all learn-ers to excel in our changing world."With this mission in mind, School

District 622 provides lifelong educa-tional opportunities for residents ofall ages. The district's wide variety ofCommunity Education programs serveinfants, centenarians, and everyone in

between.

From highly trained teachers in itsStepping Stones preschool to nation-ally recognized programs at North andTartan high schools, District 622 is al-ways striving to be the best. Staff mem-

bers work with families and teachers

to choose the most appropriate schoolprograms and settings so children can

find success.

Elementary SchoolsEach elementary school provides an

academically and socially balancedapproach to education for students ingrades kindergarten through five. Foreach grade level, the district has a com-prehensive curriculum that includes

essential outcomes, outlining whatstudents are expected to know and be

able to do.District 622 offers free all-day, Mon-

day-Friday kindergarten for its stu-dents. This initiative is part of thedistrict's commitment to providing a

top-notch education focused on en-suring academic success for all. Theprogram is a full-day curriculum thatprovides students with a strong edu-cational base as they begin their aca-demic careers.

Middle Schools

District 622's middle schools servestudents in grades six through eight.The middle schools are built aroundthe "house" concept, in which eachgrade has a majority of its classes lo-cated in one area. A strong curriculumis at the center of the middle-schoolfoundation, with grade-level expecta-tions outlined for each subject. Asidefrom traditional coursework, a number

of academic and social opportunitiesare offered outside of the classroom.

High Schools

Preparing students for the future isthe core of District 622's high school

program. A comprehensive curricu-lum is designed to challenge the inter-ests and abilities of the diverse student

body. Whether students are bound forcollege or a career, District 622 staffwork to ensure that all graduates areprepared for that next step.

College credit is offered for full-orpart-time college attendance under theMinnesota Post-Secondary Enrollment

Options program and through the Col-lege In The Schools program. BothNorth and Tartan high schools also of-fer a number of Advanced Placementclasses.

Outside of the regular school day, stu-dents may participate in athletic teamsports and numerous co-curricular ac-tivities. In both academic and athleticcompetitions, District 622 students

regularly receive state and nationalrecognition for their achievements.

The North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oak-dale School District serves all of Land-

fall, North St. Paul and Oakdale andportions of Lake Elmo Maplewood,Pine Springs and Woodbury.

District 622 has high schools inNorth St. Paul and Oakdale and middleschools in Maplewood and Oakdale.Elementary schools are located in allthree of the district's major communi-

ties.

District Education Center

2520 E. 12th Ave.North St. Paul, MN 55109

651-748-7622

District 622 School BoardThe District 622 School Board con-

ducts one meeting per month at theDistrict Education Center. Meetingagendas are posted online at www.isd622.org. Meetings begin at 7 p.m.

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District 622 School BoardSuperintendent-Patty PhillipsPhone: 651-748-7410E-mail: [email protected]

Chair-Amy CobornPhone: 651-748-7504

E-mail: [email protected]

Vice-chair-Nancy LivingstonPhone: 651-779-3222E-mail: [email protected]

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Clerk-Mark WheelerPhone: 651-748-7507E-mail: [email protected]

Director-Theresa AugPhone: 651-748-7501E-mail: [email protected]

Director-Steve Hunt

Phone: 651-748-7502E-mail: [email protected]

Director-Becky NevePhone: 651-748-7506E-mail: [email protected]

Elementary Schools

Carver Elementary School

2680 Upper Afton RoadMaplewood, MN 55119School hours: 9:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m.Phone: 651-702-8200Principal: Sara Palodichuk

Castle Elementary School

6675 50th St. N.Oakdale, MN 55128

School hours: 8:45 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Phone: 651-748-6700Principal: Allie Storti

Cowern Elementary School

2131 N. Margaret St.North St. Paul, MN 55109School hours: 8:45 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Phone: 651-748-6800

Principal: Sonya Czerepak

Elementary Schools

Eagle Point Elementary School

7850 15th St. N.Oakdale, MN 55128School hours: 8:45 a.m.-3:15 p.mPhone: 651-702-8300Principal: Shawn Bromeland

L.C. Webster Elementary School

2170 E. Seventh Ave.North St. Paul, MN 55109School hours: 8:45 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Phone: 651-748-7100Principal: Mona Perkins

Oakdale Elementary School

821 Glenbrook Ave N.Oakdale, MN 55128School hours: 8:45 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Phone: 651-702-8500

Principal: Tracy Buhl

Richardson Elementary School

2615 N. First St.North St. Paul, MN 55109

School hours: 9:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m.Phone: 651-748-6900Principal: Jim Miklausich

Elementary Schools

Skyview Elementary School

1100 Heron Ave. N.Oakdale, MN 55218School hours: 9:15 a.m.-3:45 p.mPhone: 651-702-8100Principal: Travis Barringer

Weaver Elementary School

2135 Birmingham St.Maplewood, MN 55109School hours: 9:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m.Phone: 651-748-7000Principal: Pangjua Xiong

Middle Schools

John Glenn Middle School

1560 E. County Road BMaplewood, MN 55109School hours: 7:45 a.m.-2:15 p.m.

Phone: 651-748-6300Principal: Jill Miklausich

Maplewood Middle School

2410 Holloway Ave.

Maplewood, MN 55109School hours: 7:45 a.m.-2:15 p.m.Phone: 651-748-6500Principal: Kevin Wolff

Education


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Middle Schools

Skyview Middle School

1100 Heron Ave. N.Oakdale, MN 55128School hours: 7:45 a.m.-2:15 p.m.Phone: 651-702-8000

Principal: Joe Slavin

High Schools

North High School

2416 E. 11th Ave.North St. Paul, MN 55109School hours: 8:15 a.m.-2:45 p.m.Phone: 651-748-6000Principal: Greg Nelson

Tartan High School

828 N. Greenway Ave.Oakdale, MN 55128School hours: 8:15 a.m.-2:45 p.m.

Phone: 651-702-8610Principal: Adam Ehrmantraut

Christ Evangelical Lutheran School

2475 E. 17th Ave.North St. Paul, MN 55109Phone: 651-777-5771

Gethsemane School

2410 E. Stillwater RoadMaplewood, MN 55119Phone: 651-739-7540

Hill-Murray School

2625 E. Larpenteur Ave.Maplewood, MN 55109Phone: 651-777-1376

Mounds Park Academy

2051 E. Larpenteur Ave.Maplewood, MN 55109Phone: 651-777-2555

Presentation of the Blessed

Virgin Mary School1695 Kennard St.Maplewood, MN 55109651-777-5877

St. Jerome Elementary School

384 E. Roselawn Ave.Maplewood, MN 55117651-771-8494

St. Peter Catholic School2620 N. Margaret St.North St. Paul, MN 55109Phone: 651-777-3091

Transfiguration Elementary School6133 N. 15th St.Oakdale, MN 55128Phone: 651-738-2646

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District 623 Schools

Edgerton Elementary School1929 Edgerton St.Maplewood, MN 55117Phone: 651-772-2565

Roseville Area Middle School

15 E. County Road B2Little Canada, MN 55117Phone: 651-482-5280

Roseville Area High School

1240 W. County Road B2

Roseville, MN 55113Phone: 651-635-1660

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DISTRICT 623

Maplewood Community CenterThe Maplewood Community Center is located next to City Hall and is an ever-evolving facility for those looking for

new ways to stay fit. In addition to the traditional weight, cardio, basketball and racquetball areas, there are other waysfor visitors to get active as well. Table tennis, swimming classes in one of the two pools, karate and self-defense coursesare just a few examples. Also available are a theater, Subway restaurant, meeting rooms, performing arts center anddance classes.

Maplewood Community Center

2100 N. White Bear Ave.Maplewood, MN 55109651-249-2100

Mon-Thu 5:30 a.m. 10:00 p.m.Friday 5:30 a.m. 9:00 p.m.Saturday 6:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m.Sunday 9:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m.

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The North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale School District 622 is leasingthe North St. Paul Community Center

building for the new North St. PaulCommunity School. The North St.Paul Community School is an alterna-tive program for grades 11-12 in Dis-trict 622.

The Fitness Center remains open tothe public with month-to-month mem-

berships. Available also are the meet-ing rooms and the spacious gym.

In addition to classroom space forthe alternative program, the Commu-nity School will continue to house theRamsey County Library-North St. PaulBranch, which also serves as a valu-able resource for students.

North St. PaulCommunity School

North St. Paul

Community Center

2300 North Saint Paul Drive

North St. Paul MN 55109

651-748-7600

www.northstpaul.net

Hours:

Mon - Fri 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

North St. Paul Parks and Recreation

651-747-2411

Amenities

Access to open gym times, gymna-sium equipped for basketball, floor

hockey & volleyball

Walking / Running Track

Medical Reimbursement Programreceive up to $20 ($30 UCare)from your health insurance just forworking out.

Locker rooms with showers

Free towel service

Meeting rooms and gym are avail-able for an additional fee for yourfor business seminar, private party

and civic group meeting.

Ramsey County Library conve-

niently located inside the Com-munity School. Access to books,videos, DVD's and more.

Wifi available throughout theCommunity School, Fitness Centerand Library

For more information or to reserve aroom contact the North St. Paul Com-munity School at 651-748-7600.

Ramsey County Library

North St. Paul Branchwww.rclreads.org

Hours:

Mon, Wed, Sat 10-5 p.m.Tues & Thurs 1-8 p.m.Closed Fri & Sun651-747-2700

North St. Paul Community School, Fitness Center and Library

Community Perks

Fitness Center Rates *

One Two Three

Month Month Month

Individual

$19 $33 $47Family

$26 $47 $68Senior Individual$14 $23 $32Senior Couple

$17 $29 $41

One, two or three month membershipsavailable. Purchase a two or three month

membership and save.

Senior: Age 62 and older

Family: Up to two adults and theirdependent children living in the same

household (up to age 21 if a full-time

student). Must show Student ID. Ifnot a student, age 18 and older mustpurchase individual membership.

Youth: Age 8 years and under shallbe accompanied by an adult to enterthe gym. Youth must be at least 13

years of age and accompanied by anadult or a minmum of 16 without anadult to use the Wellness Area andtrack.

Daily Pass

Youth (17 and under) $4Adult (18 and older) $5Senior (62 and older) $4

* "All residents" rate-same ratewhether you live in North St. Paul orthe surrounding area.

Fireside Room

$160 / *$50 Private Party$220 / *$70/Business*Per Hour

Fireside Room accommodates up to 100guests. The room features a lovely fireplace,choice of round or oblong tables, audio/visu-al equipment, and a full commercial kitch-

en. You may bring in your own catering.

Polar & Northwood

$115 / *$30 Private Party$145 / *$50 Business*Per Hour

Northwood Room accommodates up to 40guests with access to audio/visual equip-ment.

Polar Room accommodates up to 30 guestswith access to audio/visual equipment.

Catering Kitchen*$40 / Private Party*$55 / Business*Per Hour

Gym Rental$465 / *$115 Private Party$655 / *$180 Business*Per Hour

Room Rental

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Community Perks

127.2 Total Park Acreage NORTH ST. PAUL PARK FACILITIES

Acres

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Volleyball

Tennis

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Rinks

Picnic

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Walking

Path

Casey Lake Park 17th Avenue(btwn McKnight & White Bear Ave) 33 X 3 X X X X X H/P P/T 1 Mile

Colby Hills Park 7th & Belmont1.5 X X X X P P/T

Country Club Park 3rd & Eldridge 0.5 X T

Dorothy Park Lake & Poplar 1 X T

Hause Park 4th & Charles 2 X 1 X X H/P P/T

Environmental Learning CenterMcKnight & Highway 36 27

McKnight Field 3rd St & 10th Ave 16 5 X X

Northwood Park 1st & Northwood Dr 5 X 1 X X X H/P P/T

Polar Park Shawnee & 2nd St 2 X X P

Silver Lake Park 19th & Lake 6 X X X P/T

Southwood Park Holloway & Parkway Dr 28 X

Tower Park 13th Ave & 2nd St3 X X P/T

Rotary Park Charles & Centennial Dr1.5 X H/P T


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North St. Paul is a city that mixesthe ambiance of established neighbor-

hoods and mid-century homes witha progressive community that offersmore than enough ways to stay activeand involved.

North St. Paul-Maplewood-OakdaleSchool District 622 is leasing the NorthSt. Paul Community Center buildingfor the new North St. Paul CommunitySchool.

The Fitness Center remains open tothe public with month-to-month mem-

berships. Available also are the meet-

ing rooms and the spacious gym.

In addition to classroom space forthe alternative program, the Commu-

nity School will continue to house theRamsey County Library-North St. PaulBranch. See page 16 for more informa-tion.

Built in 2005, the North St. Paul Li-brary has a collection of nearly 20,000

materials. Equipped with floor-to-ceil-ing windows, a fireplace and computerterminals with Internet access, theNorth St. Paul library provides a greatreading and research environment.

The city's Southwood Nature Pre-serve gives residents a way to engagewith nature while maintaining astrong sense of community. Volunteersenjoy helping keep up the area. Thepreserve's well-groomed paths providea great way to see the colors of eachseason.

Ramsey County Library -

North St. Paul

2290 North First St.

North St. Paul, MN 55109651-747-2700

Mon., Wed., Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.Tue., Thu. 1 p.m. - 8 p.m.

Sun., Fri. Closed

Lakes

Casey LakeSilver Lake

Silver Lake Park

19th Avenue and Lake Avenue

Silver Lake Park was built in the areawhere the city of North St. Paul wasfirst established. Tucked away in acozy neighborhood, the park providesoutdoor fun for the entire family.

With a beach watched over by life-guards, playground equipment forchildren's entertainment and otheroutdoor fun, Silver Lake Park makes agreat place to relax on a summer day.

There are also tennis courts, picnic ar-eas, and a fishing pier. In the winter-time, ice fishing shacks dot the lake as

the North St. Paul Lion's Club hostsits annual ice fishing contest.

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The city of Maplewood offers awide array of opportunities to en-

hance the body and mind, with morethan 30 parks, a variety of lakes, anature center with interpretive pro-

grams and a performing arts theater.Ramsey County's newest library

is also in Maplewood. The Minneso-ta chapter of the American Instituteof Architects named the library oneof its seven Honor Award winners

in 2007. The library is convenientlylocated next to the Maplewood Malland is a great way to escape and re-

lax.Preserving the past is also impor-

tant to Maplewood residents. The

Bruentrup Heritage Farm build-ings were constructed in 1891 andare located on County Road D. The

Maplewood Historical Society hostsmonthly activities at the living-his-tory farm.

Maplewood is also rich with en-tertainment and dining opportuni-ties. There are nightclubs and a va-riety of restaurants, from national

chains to family-owned eateries.For those who prefer outdoor ad-

venture, Maplewood's park systemoffers playgrounds, picnic tablesand grills, ball fields, woodland and

shoreline trails, and bird watching.There are interpretive exhibits

and a floating boardwalk at the Ma-plewood Nature Center. Through-out the year, naturalists and expe-rienced volunteers lead a host of

seasonal programs for visitors of allages. If you're looking for a betterunderstanding of land, water, andwildlife, the Maplewood NatureCenter is the place for you.

Ramsey County Library -

Maplewood

3025 Southlawn Drive

Maplewood, MN 55109

651-704-2033Mon.-Thu., 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Fri.-Sat., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.Sun., Noon - 5 p.m.

Maplewood Nature Center

2659 E. Seventh St.

Maplewood, MN 55119

651-249-2170

Maplewood

Community Center

2100 N. White Bear Ave.

Maplewood, MN 55109

651-249-2100See page 14 for more information

Lakes

Beaver LakeKeller LakeKohlman LakeLake PhalenRound Lake

Wakefield Lake

Parks

Battle Creek Regional Park

2300 Upper Afton Road

Maplewood, MN 55119

Recreat ion in Maplewood

Community Perks


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Afton Heights63 North Sterling

Youth Athletic Park and

Neighborhood Park 12 x x x x x x x x x

Applewood822 Sterling St S

Neighborhood Park8 x x x Trail loops x

Crestview2540 Londin Ln

Mini Park2

PicnicTable

Open Space

Edgerton2001 Edgerton St N

Youth Athletic Park-

Neighborhood Park-School

Playground14 x x x x x

SchoolComm.Center

Flicek1141 Frost

Youth Athletic Park and State

Trail Access 4 x x xGatewayTrail Acc. x

Four Seasons1685 Gervais

Neighborhood Park10 x x x x x x x x

Geranium2568 Geranium

Neighborhood Park9 x x x x x x x x Internal Trail x

Gloster1839 Frank

Neighborhood Park6 x x x

Goodrich1980 North St.

Paul Rd

Community Athletic Complex

and Neighborhood Park 24 x RR x x x

Harvest2561 Barclay

Community Athletic Complex

and Neighborhood Park 25 x x x x x x x

Hazelwood1663 Co. Road C

Youth Athletic Park and

Neighborhood Park 50 x x x x Internal Trails x

Hillside1879 Myrtle St

Neighborhood Park11

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Joy2615 Joy Rd

Community Park44 x RR x Boat Launch

Kohlman1000 Co. Rd. C

Neighborhood Park7 x x x x OpenPlay area Trail loops x

Lions618 Farrell

Neighborhood Park3 x x x OpenPlay area

Mailand2367 Teakwood Dr

Mini Park2 SwingingBench

Maplewood Hts2078 Beam

Neighborhood Park25 x x x x x x Internal Trail x

Maplecrest2101 Arcade St

Neighborhood Park/Mini Park2 x x x x

Nebraska2332 Nebraska Av

Mini Park2 x 1/2 Ct Internal Loop x

Playcrest2390 Lydia

Neighborhood Park16 x x x x x x x x Internal Trail x

Pleasantview1100 Marnie

Neighborhood Park14 x x x x x x x Internal Trail x

Robinhood2039 Manton

Neighborhood Park4 x x x x x

GatewayTrail Acc. x

Sherwood2237 Kennard St

Neighborhood Park15 x x x x x x

Sterling Oaks1440 Sterling St. N

Neighborhood Park5 Natural &

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Sunset Ridge3020 Frank St

Neighborhood Park7 x x x x Park Trail x

Timber2133 Atlantic

Mini Park0.5 x x 1/2 Ct

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LoopTrail

Vista Hills2480 Mailand

Neighborhood Park14 x x x x x x Internal Trail x

Wakeeld1590 Frost

Community Park41 x x x x x Internal Loop x

Western Hills1750 Adolphus

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Battle Creek is the perfect spot for outdoor and na-ture enthusiasts to observe nature and relax in a quietwoodland area. There are over 750 acres of oak woods,

meadows, creeks and woodlands. Battle Creek is hometo a variety of wildlife, such as woodland warblers,great-horned owls, pileated woodpeckers, white-taileddeer, red fox and raccoons.

With a mix of summer and winter activities, Battle

Creek provides entertainment for all ages, includingbiking, hiking, inline skating and cross country skitrails, plus bird and wildlife viewing. It also boasts ex-tensive playground equipment, a large picnic grounds,

an outdoor aquatics center and a dog park.

Lake Phalen Regional Park

1615 Phalen Dr.

Saint Paul, MN 55106

Lake Phalen Regional Park is fully equipped for allmanners of outdoor entertainment. The 494-acre park

is one of Minnesota's most popular fishing destinations,stocked with walleyes and tiger muskies on a regular

basis. Boat rentals and a full swimming beach make iteasy to appreciate Lake Phalen's beauty. A trail around

the lake is perfect for biking, walking or skating. Otheramenities include an 18-hole golf course and an amphi-theater that seats 100.

Community Perks


Dean Lewis hauls trash up the steep incline out at Battle Creek Regional Park during a

Ramsey County Parks clean up day April 27, 2013.


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Whether you're looking for activi-ties in the neighborhood or nearby

big cities, Maplewood and North St.Paul offer a wide range of oppor-tunities to stay busy. Conveniently

located within minutes of Minne-

apolis and St. Paul, the area has funthings to do both indoors and out-doors year round.

On ice

Aldrich Arena1850 N. White Bear Ave.Maplewood, MN 55109

651-748-2510

Aldrich Arena has variety ofamenities. Air conditioning, publicmeeting rooms, a PA system, ampleparking and banquet services are alloffered. The arena seats over 3,400and can be tailored to fit most everyneed - even if that need is not ice-related.

On Wednesday mornings duringthe summer months, people from

around the area buy fresh-pickedproduce at the local farmers mar-

ket located on the north side of thearena's parking lot. Come winter,area high school hockey games are

held in the arena. And each spring,

Aldrich is the site of graduation cer-emonies for schools around the eastmetro.

Polar Ice Arena

2444 E. Eleventh Ave.North St. Paul, MN 55109

651-773-7935

Polar Arena is located adjacent to

North High School and is open Sep-tember through May. Open skatingis only available during the monthsof September and October.

The arena is the home ice sheetfor the North High School boys andgirls hockey teams, the North St.

Paul Area Hockey Association andthe Maplewood Figure Skating Club.The North St. Paul-Maplewood-

Oakdale School District operates thearena.

Heritage timeMaplewood Historical Society

2170 E. County Road DMaplewood, MN 55109

651-748-8645

Get a glimpse of Maplewood's ru-ral past at the Bruentrup HeritageFarm. The farm buildings, includinga large barn, house, granary and ma-chine shed, date back to the 1890sand sit next to a prairie preserve.The Maplewood Historical Society

offers events year-round for thepublic to connect with the pioneerdays. A Halloween hoedown, holi-day tea and Johnny Appleseed Dayare just some of the activities pre-sented at the living history farm. Formore information, visit www.maple-woodhistoricalsociety.org

Maplewood & North St. Paul Area Attractions

Community Perks


The North St. Paul mini mites challenge Johnson Como during the St. Paul Winter Carnival Mite Jamboree

held at the outdoor refrigerated rink at Phalen Park.


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Heritage time

North St. Paul

Historical Society Museum2666 E. 7th Ave.


651-779-6402

The North St. Paul Historical Soci-ety operates a museum with all kinds

of local objects of historical signifi-cance, from records and recollectionsof the town's 1887 founding throughits present. The Society also presentsmonthly lectures and presentations of

interest, from looks at specific aspectsof the area's past to firsthand recollec-tions of historic worldwide events.

The historical society's brochureoffers a tour of historic spots in thecommunity, from Capt. Henry Cas-tle's homesite to the longstanding

schools, churches and businesses thathave contributed so much to local life.

The museum, chock-full of accessi-ble, interesting items, is open Fridaysfrom 1 to 4 p.m. and Saturdays from10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Groups can call tomake reservations for special tours.

Heritage time

Minnesota History Center

345 W. Kellogg Blvd.St. Paul, MN 55102

651-259-3000

Minnesota's cultural backgroundis a story well-suited for an afternoonwith the family at the History Center.

Exhibits at the History Center rangefrom celebrations of Minnesota's"interesting" weather to a retrospec-tive on how Minnesotans dealt withthe Great Depression. For those with

more literary inclinations, the His-tory Center also contains a librarychock-full of historical texts dealingwith Minnesota's fascinating past.

With free admission on Tuesdayafternoons, the Minnesota HistoryCenter is a museum that everyone

can enjoy. Visit www.minnesotahis-torycenter.org for more information.

North St. Paul Snowman

Highway 36 and Margaret StreetNorth St. Paul, MN 55109

Come take a picture with this road-

side attraction known as the "World's

Largest Snowman" at the cornerof Centennial Drive and MargaretStreet.

Built by the North St. Paul Jaycees,this jolly landmark was the brainchildof the late Lloyd Koesling, a town bar-

ber. The finishing touches were puton the 44-foot-tall stucco snowman in1974, and every day the statue greets

thousands of Highway 36 passersby.

On the links

Goodrich Golf Dome1815 N. Van Dyke St.

Maplewood, MN 55109651-777-0500

Goodrich Golf Dome is perfect forthe serious golfer and his or her fam-ily as well. Indoor-driving stalls and aputting and chipping area allow golf-

ers to work on their swing or theirshort game with ease. When it's timeto relax, head over to the domed, 18-

hole mini-golf course for some seriousfamily fun. Visit www.goodrichgolf-dome.com for information on pricingand hours.

Over 50 Years Experience

651-770-6400 651-770-7808on.Fri. 7:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

2099 N. Division North St. Paul

Front Wheel Drive SpecialistsManual Automatic

Transmissions

Rear-end Work

Tune-ups

Air Conditioning

Valve Jobs

Alternators

Starters

Complete Exhaust

Computerized Wheel

Alignments & B lancing

Computerized Engine

Analyzing

COMPLETEAUTOCARE- From Major to Minor

Community Perks


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through community partnerships and technology.

2150 Radio Drive

Woodbury, MN 55125

Washington County Workforce Center

651-275-8650

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On the links

Keller Golf Course

2166 Maplewood DriveMaplewood, MN 55109

651-766-4170

Keller Golf Course hasbeen a Maplewood fixturefor over 80 years. Estab-

lished in 1929, Keller hashosted PGA and LPGAtournaments and is a fa-vorite of golfers all acrossthe metro area. Overlook-ing the 9th, 11th and 18th

holes is a relaxing loungewith full catering services,perfect for breakfast be-

fore the round or a cele-bratory brunch right after.

Manitou Ridge Golf

Course

3200 McKnight Rd. N.White Bear Lake, MN

55110651-777-2987

Located in White BearLake, the Manitou RidgeGolf Course offers playerssomething few other localcourses can claim: a viewfrom one of the highestpoints in Ramsey County.See the picturesque vistaof the metropolitan areaas you take advantage ofthe course, grass practicerange and two additionalputting greens.

On the links

The Ponds at Battle

Creek

601 Century Ave. S.Maplewood, MN 55119

651-501-6321The Ponds at Battle

Creek is aptly named,with 16 ponds dotting the9-hole course as a way ofadding extra challenge.For those golfers appre-

hensive about what a fewwater hazards might doto their score, fear not!The Ponds is also hometo beautiful flatlands and

vistas for golfing on moresolid ground.

Kids of all ages

Como Park Zoo and

Conservatory1225 Estabrook Drive

St. Paul, MN 55103651-487-8200

Open every day of the year.Winter hours (October-March): 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Summer hours (April-Sep-tember): 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Without a doubt one ofthe greatest ways to spenda day, the Como Park Zoo

has everything from sealsto ostriches to polar bears.Exotic wildlife and adven-ture await all who visit the

zoo, which is open year-round free of charge. Not to

be outdone, the glass Con-servatory provides a quiet,reflective area for visitors

to relax and enjoy an aston-ishing variety of plant life.Visit www.comozooconser-vatory.org for more infor-mation.

Minnesota Children's

Museum

10 W. 7th St.St. Paul, MN 55102

651-225-6000

Known as the one muse-

um with no "do not touch"signs in sight, the Chil-dren's Museum has gainednational attention as one ofthe most unique places forchildren to learn while theyplay. Visit www.mcm.orgfor hours and pricing infor-mation.

Minnesota State

Fairgrounds1265 N. Snelling Ave.

Falcon Heights, MN 55108651-288-4400

The Great MinnesotaGet-Together is one of the

last chances for Minneso-tans to enjoy the summerweather! An almost infi-nite variety of foods, ridesand exhibits greet visitors

as they walk through thegates, and that's just what'sin sight. At night, live mu-sic and fireworks help Min-nesotans give the beautiful

summer an explosive good-bye. Visit www.mnstatefair.org for a schedule of events.

Science Museum of

Minnesota

120 W. Kellogg Blvd.St. Paul, MN 55102

651-221-9444

Many people who grewup in Minnesota canremember their hair stick-

ing up when they visitedthe Science Museum's fa-mous electricity exhibit.At the Science Museum,imaginations can run wildas visitors learn about theworkings of the human

body or stand in awe of gi-gantic dinosaur skeletons.Learning is a lifetime pro-cess, and the Science Muse-um of Minnesota is a greatway to enrich a weekend.Visit www.smm.org formore information.

Maplewood & North St. Paul Area Attractions

Community Perks


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Certified Public Accountants

2425 Margaret Street North

North St. Paul, MN

651-770-8822 www.tbncpas.com

Thorsen, Breidinger & Novak, P.A.

AND CONSULTANTS

Accounting & Auditing

Computerized Bookkeeping Management Advisory Services

CompleteTaxPreparation&

Planning

Independence Day Fireworks

When: 4-10 p.m. July 4thWhere:Hazelwood Park,1663 County Road C, MaplewoodDetails:Enjoy live music, adult bev-

erages, food vendors and fireworks asMaplewood celebrates IndependenceDay in style!

Ramsey County Fair

When:Second week of JulyWhere: 2020 White Bear AvenueDetails: Since 1913 the RamseyCounty Fair has offered visitors anexciting get-together for all ages. Fair

highlights include a talent show, fire-works display, tractor pull and much

more - best of all, admission is free!

History Cruze Car Show

When: 6-10 p.m. Fridays, Junethrough early SeptemberWhere: East Seventh Avenue be-tween First and Charles streets in

downtown North St. PaulDetails: Step back into the 1970s

and earlier, and enjoy the colorfulvintage cars, the assortment of foodvendors, oldie rock music and more!

Contact: For information on becom-ing a "Yellow Shirt" volunteer, con-tact John Pontrelli at 612-801-8107or Paul Houliston at 651-210-9645.

Fall Parade

When: 7 p.m. the second or thirdThursday in SeptemberWhere: Downtown North St. Paulalong East Seventh AvenueDetails: In anticipation of the fallseason, parade participants provideentertainment as they march through

downtown North St. Paul. The 2012parade coincided with North High

School's Homecoming Week, androyalty were crowned at the event.

Tour de North St. Paul 5K

When: 10 a.m. second or third Satur-day in SeptemberWhere: Route winds through NorthSt. Paul

Details: Every 4 minutes a personis diagnosed with blood cancer. Thisbenefit walk, run or bike ride is the

Annual Tour de North St. Paul 5K inmemory of former mayor Bill Sand-

berg. Proceeds go to Leukemia andLymphoma Society.

North St. Paul Firefighters'

Award-Winning Booya

When: Last Saturday in SeptemberWhere:Casey Lake Park

Details: North St. Paul firefight-

ers are always eager to dish up theiraward-winning booya! This event isa great opportunity to meet and getto know the individuals serve and

help protect North St. Paul.

Annual Events

Community Perks

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Places of Worship

BAPTIST

Redeemer Baptist Church, NAB2479 Geneva Avenue N. (Hwy. 120)

Oakdale 55128

651-777-2552

[email protected]

www.redeemerbaptist.org

Rev. Michael Lerud, PastorJosiah Quant & Harmony Arco, Youth

Directors

Sunday School:9:15 am

Fellowship Time:10:10 am

Sunday Worship:10:30 am

Sunday Evening Youth Group: 5 pm

Wednesday AWANA, Adult Studies:

6:30 pm (AWANA: Sept. - May)

(Nursery Provided for all Services)

CATHOLIC

GuardianAngels Catholic

Church8260 4th Street N.

Oakdale 55128

651-738-2223

www.guardian-angels.org

Fr. Rodger Bauman, Pastor

Fr. Stan Maslowski, Retired

Saturday Mass: 5 pm

Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9 & 11am

Presentation of the Blessed

Virgin Mary Catholic Church1725 Kennard Street

Maplewood 55109

651-777-8116

www.presentationofmary.org

Rev. Mark A. Huberty, Pastor

Mass Times: Saturday 5 pm,Sunday 8:30 & 10:30 am

Monday-Thursday 8 am,

Friday 8:45 am

CATHOLIC

Church of

St. Jerome380 Roselawn

Avenue East

Maplewood

55117

651-771-1209Fr. Cletus Basekela, Pastor

www.stjerome-church.org

St. Jerome School651-771-8494

www.stjeromeschool.org

Saturday Mass: 4:30 pm,

Sunday Masses: 8:30 & 10:30 am

Daily Mass: Monday - Friday 7:15 am,

Saturday 8 am; Wednesday 9:45 am

(school year);

Holy Days: 7:15 am & 5:30 pm

Church of St. Peter2600 N. Margaret Street

North St. Paul 55109

651-777-8304

www.churchofstpeternsp.org

Fr. William Deziel, Pastor

Weekend Mass Schedule:Year Round: Saturday 4 pm

Sunday 8, 10:30 am & 6 pm

Daily Mass Schedule:

Year Round:1st Tuesday of the Month

Healing Mass: 7:30 pm;

June - August:

Monday - Saturday 8 am

September - May:

Monday - Thursday 8 am, Friday 9:30

am, Saturday 8 am

Sacrament of Reconciliation:

September - May: 5:30 - 6:15 pm

Year Round:Tuesday 7:15 - 7:45 amSaturday 3 - 3:45 pm

CATHOLIC

Transfiguration

Catholic Church6133 15th Street N.

Oakdale 55128

651-738-2646

www.transfigurationmn.org

Rev. William Baer, PastorTransfiguration School

6135 15th Street N.Oakdale 55128

651-501-2220

Saturday Mass: 5 pm

Sunday Masses: 8:30 & 10:30 am, 6 pm

Monday - Saturday Mass: 8 am

Tuesday Mass:6:30 pm

Monday & Thursday Mass: 6:30 am

Reconciliation: Monday - Friday 7:30-

7:55 am, Saturday 8:30- 9 am, 4-4:45

pm, Sunday 7:30 - 8:15 am

Adoration: Monday - Saturday 7 - 8 am,Sunday 12 pm - 6 pm

CHURCH OF GOD

Calvary Worship

Center Church of

God2567 14th Avenue East


651-779-6955

Rev. Robert E. Dabbs, Sr. Pastor

Worship on Sundays.Sunday School: 10 am

Morning Worship:11 am

Childrens Church- Sunday Mornings

Sunday Evening: 6 pm

Thursday Evening Worship: 7 pm

EVANGELICAL FREECHURCH OF AMERICA

Hope Church7910 15th Street N.

Oakdale 55128

651-738-9652

www.HopeChurchOakdale.com


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EVANGELICAL FREECHURCH OF AMERICA

Rockpoint Church

Highway 36 Keats & 59th5825 Kelvin Avenue N

Lake Elmo 55042

651-770-3172

www.rockpoint-church.com

[email protected]

Roy Fruits, Sr. Pastor

Saturday services:5 pm

Sunday services: 9 & 10:45 am

LUTHERAN

Beaver Lake

Lutheran Church

- ELCA2280 Stillwater Avenue

Maplewood 55119

651-739-8092

www.bllc.org

Rev. Charlie D. Brown, Pastor

Worship (School Year):

9 am - Traditional

11 am - Contemporary

Sunday School:

age 3 to 6th grade 11 amLet us...Grow...Go...& Glorify God!

Christ

Evangelical

Lutheran

Church2475 E. 17th Avenue


Church: 651-777-5771

School: 651-777-1450

christlutheran-wels.orgRev. Joel Gawrisch

Rev. Matt Hennig

Rev. Jeff Mittelstadt

Worship: 8 & 10:30 am

Sunday School:9:15 am

Monday Evening Service: 7 pm

Hugo: Sunday Worship 9:30 am

LUTHERAN

Holy Cross

Lutheran Church6355 10th Street N.

Oakdale 55128

651-739-0643

www.holycrosslc.org

Anne Hokenstad, Interim PastorWorship: 8:30 & 10:30 am

Sunday School: check website

Oak Hill Campus, Woodbury

Lutheran Church9050 60th Street N.

Stillwater 55082651-770-3618

[email protected]

www.woodburylutheran.org

Pastor Derek Broten

Sunday Worship: 9:30 & 11 am

Education Hours: 9:30 & 11 am

Faith comes to life!

Our Redeemer

Lutheran

Church1390 Larpenteur

Avenue East

St. Paul, MN 55109

651-772-2445

www.orlcmn.org

Pastor Karsten Nelson

Sunday Worship: 8:45 & 11 am

Creation Stations Sunday School:10 am

LUTHERAN

Saint Marks

Evangelical Lutheran Church

2499 N. Helen StreetNorth St. Paul 55109

651-777-7451

[email protected]

www.stmarks-nsp.org

Pastor Steven Nelson

Paster Ivy Huston

Sunday Worship: 8:45 & 10:15 am

Wednesday Worship: 6 pm

METHODIST

Arlington Hills

United Methodist

Church759 E. County Road B

Maplewood 55117

651-776-1547

www.arlingtonhillsumc.org

Carl Chip Nielsen III, Pastor

Worship:10 am

Sunday School for Children

Christ United

Methodist Church2500 Hudson Place

Maplewood 55119

651-739-8875

Kitchen, Education Wing &

Fax: 651-730-6014

www.whatagreatchurch.org/christumc

Rev. Rachael Warner, Pastor

Worship (with nursery): 10:30 am

Places of Worship


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A/C & HEATING

KEVINSHeating & Cooling Inc.

ResidentialInstallationSpecialistAmerican Standard Equipment

Air Condit ioning

Furnaces Ductwork30 years experience.

Free Estimates651-270-0427

AUTOMOTIVE

50 Greystone Ave N Oakdale, MN 55128

651-264-1234

FINISHINGTOUCHcar care inc.

If You Have A Ding, Give Me A Ring!

Graphics Banners, Signs, Vehicle Graphics

All graphics designed and printed in house.

Paintless Dent Removal Hail Damage, Door Dings, Large Dents

Great savings over conventional car repairs!

AUTOMOTIVE

11179 Stillwater Blvd NLake Elmo, MN 55042

651-770-7699

Monday-Friday 7am-6pm

1Year/12k Mile Warranty

on ALL Parts & Labor

www.LakeElmoAutomotiveRepair.com

BAKERY

MaplewoodBakery

1351 Frost AveMaplewood, MN

"The Best Local Bakery

You've Never Heard Of"

651-777-9331

BARBER / HAIR STYLISTS

651-777-266325677thAvenueE.

NorthSt.Paul,MN55109

BENS BARBERS YLISTS

For Men and Women

since1968CHILD CARE

Quality Full and Half Day PreschoolTransition KindergartenSchool Age CareInfant and ToddlerHours 6 a.m.-6 p.m.Century Avenue & 43rd St in Oakdale

Come GrowWith Us!

(651)777-6668

www.cmmcc.org

Voted BestChild Day Care

CONCRETE WORK

FREE Estimates

Eiden Concrete& Masonry

A & E Concrete

CONSTRUCTION

SULLIVANCONSTRUCTION

Roofing & Siding Experts

Outstanding Quality Affordable Rates

Free Estimates

Licensed & Insured

651-436-8975MN Lic# 20515019

DANCE

Celebrating64 years of

Dancing

'The Larkin Way'

3000 White Bear Ave

Maplewood, MN

www.larkindancestudio.com

651-770-0764

DRY CLEANING & LAUNDRY

SERVICES

Since

199

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CleanestLaundromatinTown

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Laundry &Dry Cleaning

2645 White Bear AvenueMaplewood, MN

651-770-0297

Monday - Friday 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday - Sunday 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Business Services

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Business Services

DRY CLEANING & LAUNDRY

SERVICES

Commercial & RetailDry Cleaning &

Laundry Services

2143 North Division StreetNorth St. Paul, MN

651-777-1524 / 651-735-6511tcdrycleaners.comLocally Owned since 1983

Hours of Operation:Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 6:30 PM

EMERGENCY SERVICES /

RESTORATION

Paul Davis Restoration&Remodeling

680 Commerce DriveSt. Paul, MN 55125

(651) 243-0737www.restorationstpaul.com

HAIR SALON

Albert's Salon North

Open Tuesday - SaturdayWalk-Ins

Welcome

2510 7th Ave E

North St. Paul, MN

651-777-9122

HAIR SALON

CROSSROADS HAIR

DESIGNERS

2509 E. 7th Ave


Call for an appointment

(651) 501-5660

Serving Men, Women & Children

Check us out on Facebook

INSURANCE

www.farmersagent.com/mkostelnik

MaryKostelnik

2510 E 7th Ave

N St Paul MN 55109

651-777-8108651-777-8100 Fax

Thenest compliment I can receive is a referral,thank you for your trust.

JEWELERS

GregFooteJewelersPersonalJewelryServices1075HadleyAve.N.,Suite100

Oakdale,MN55128www.gregfootejewelers.com

[email protected]

651.227.7324FineJewelry

JewelryRepair

StoneSetting

WatchBatteries

Hours: Mon - Fri

9:30a.m. - 5:00p.m.

Other times by appointment

LAW OFFICES

651-770-09112520 7th Avenue E.


Est. 1985

WILLIAMR.BAUMEISTERattorneyatlaw

Wills Estate Planning Probate

LIQUOR SALES

Complete Selection of Beer, Wine & Spirits

From Absolut to Zinfindal

www.FurlongsL iquor.com

1/2 blk. off Hwy. 36 on Century Ave./120Oakdale 651-779-7757

Late Night Liquors - Open til 10

FURLONGS

LIQUOR

PAINTING

J & G HOMEINTERIORSQuality Int. Work

Painting Wallpaper

Wallpaper Removal

Smoke & Water Damage

Woodwork CeilingTexturing Wall Texturing

Free Estimates Insured Bonded

Joe 651-426-0288

PAPER SHREDDING

Fast. Safe. Secure.

Monday - Thursday 9-5Open two Saturdays a month from 8am-2pm

(Call or check website for dates)

2730 Stillwater Rd. Maplewood (651) 578-8400

www.doc-destroyer.com

Dont hand your

personal information

over to a stranger,

shred it YOURSELF!

Doc-Destroyer LLC.

PRINTING

For all your graphic design and printing needs, call

651-777-8800Lillie Printing

Newsletters Business Cards

Envelopes LetterheadPost Cards Flyers Brochures

Booklets and MoreFor all your graphic design

and printing needs call

Lillie Printing651-777-8800

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