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Fishing with LionsFishing fans of all ages flock to the Lake Elmo Lions' annual

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About this guide

Community Information

From the Mayor of Oakdale ................ 2About Oakdale ....................................... 3From the Mayor of Lake Elmo ............ 4About Lake Elmo .................................... 5

Government

City Officials ............................................ 6County, State & Federal .................... 8-9

In the News

The city of Oakdale - 'Friendly' to rede-velopment .............................................. 10New library in town ............................ 11

Education

District 622............................................. 14Private / Parochial Schools .................. 17District 834............................................. 18

Community Perks

Oakdale Discovery Center ...... 20 & 24Area Libraries ............................. 20 & 22Oakdale Parks & Recreation ............ 20Lake Elmo Parks & Recreation .......... 22Area Attractions................................... 24Annual Events ........................................ 27

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

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

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O akdale hasa proudh i s t o r yand a promisingfuture. It's a com-munity ripe with

leisure pursuits -abundant shopping,over 30 restaurants

and coffee shops,two movie theaters, a variety of fitnesscenters and PINZ Family Entertain-ment Center that offers bowling, lasertag and video games.

Oakdale's 25 parks include the Oak-dale Nature Preserve and its "jewel,"

the Discovery Center, 4444 HadleyAve. The Discovery Center rotates ex-

hibits from beekeeping to firefightingas well as the works of local artists andartisans. The facility also offers cozyseating, reception facilities and an out-door amphitheater nestled inside ofa 220-acre scenic, wooded park withmiles of trails. There is also a historic

one-room schoolhouse nearby. TheRecreation Department, housed inthe Discovery Center, holds countlessprograms and special events, including

the Mystery Egg Hunt, Outdoor PlayDay and Winter Wonderland.

Walton Park, adjacent to CityHall, hosts a variety of free concerts

throughout the summer, an array offamily-oriented events throughoutthe year, a renowned skateboard fa-cility, weekly farmers market and thesite of the city's annual celebrations:Summerfest and the Fourth of July Ex-travaganza. Other recreation offeringsin the city include easy access to the

Minnesota DNR's Gateway Trail andthe municipal Oak Marsh Golf Course.

Our business community continuesto grow; most recently adding ParkTool, two Caribou Coffee shops, KwikTrip and Little Minds Day Care. Thevariety of businesses makes it easy forresidents to meet all their needs right

in the city. A new area of develop-ment is 10th Street and Hadley Av-

enue where "The Waters Senior Liv-ing" apartment complex will spur the

development of shops and offices inthat site.

Oakdale is committed to preserving itshousing stock and has made a variety

of low-interest loan programs availableto residents for home improvements.The city also has an effective codeenforcement program that enablesquick response to such things as junkvehicles, property maintenance and

noxious weeds. Oakdale has a highlysuccessful road maintenance plan that

calls for selected streets, nearing theend of their useful life, to be recon-structed each year.

Oakdale puts great emphasis on the

environment. Since 1975, the cityhas distributed free trees to residentsand, as a result, has a greater numberof trees growing in the city then ever

before. The Environmental Manage-ment Commission immerses itself in

Greetings from the Mayor of Oakdale

Mayor

Carmen Sarrack

About Oakdale

Linda Baumeister/Review

Oakdale Summerfest Royal Princess Alexis Greengard, back, and Princess Megan Williams, front, greet the crowd at the

2013 White Bear Avenue Parade.


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many pursuits including energy con-servation, tree preservation and waterquality, as well as the Adopt-a-WetlandProgram, which promotes the protec-tion of the 200 plus bodies of water inOakdale.

In 2012, Oakdale received designa-tion as a Yellow Ribbon City and be-

came part of a growing network thatsupports members of the military andtheir families by connecting themwith agencies to help with typical er-rands and maintenance. That sameyear, the Oakdale Veteran's Memorial

was completed on the grounds of CityHall. The memorial is a fitting tributeto those who served and are serving inthe military and offers granite monu-ments, benches, water features andpersonalized pavers.

Your City Council, its commissionsand city staff strive to provide excel-

lent customer service. Visit our web-site at www.ci.oakdale.mn.us for anabundance of information and re-sources. Follow us on Facebook to

learn about upcoming events, specialannouncements and much more. Weare available via telephone, email, mailand in person at Oakdale City Hall,1584 Hadley Ave. N., to help with any

questions or concerns you may have.

Mayor Carmen Sarrack

The sparsely populated OakdaleTownship, which was orga-nized in 1858, evolved into

one of Minnesota's fastest-growing cit-ies in the 1990s. Today it's a suburbthat prides itself for its adaptability.

Originally 36 square miles in the pio-neer days, Oakdale is now a third of

that size.

It became an incorporated city in1974; however, its recorded historydates back to the late 1840s.

According to the 1875 census, themajority of Oakdale Township resi-dents came from far-flung places. Only42 percent were born in Minnesota.

European-American immigrantswere first attracted to Oakdale Town-ship for its rich prairie land with white

burr and black oak savannahs.

During the early times, the farmers'most important crop was wheat. Oncewinter came, the harvest switched toice. This wintry "crop" was cut fromTanners Lake and stored for use dur-ing the summer to keep food cold.

Railroads played a significant role inthe development of Oakdale. The St.Paul and Stillwater Short Line Rail-

road and St. Paul and Taylors FallsRailroad tracks were constructed inthe early 1870s. Oakdale became oneof the stops and had its own station.

"A warm, family feeling"

Modern-day Oakdale is a prosperoussuburb with a mix of well-maintained

residential neighborhoods, city parksand commercial districts. Interstate694 bisects the city, and has attractedindustry and retail businesses to its

major intersections at Highway 36,Highway 5, Tenth Street and Inter-state 94. When commercial propertiesare no longer viable, the city has takenan active role in encouraging redevel-opment.

Oakdale has a strong parks system,a Washington County branch library,

and is home to the Discovery Center,which offers an opportunity for kidsand adults to take in a day full of learn-ing and adventures in a natural parksetting.

Stop by and stay awhile in Oakdale,where residents and visitors alike find

a warm, family feeling with many rec-reational and shopping opportunities.

The transformation of Oakdale1858 - Oakdale Township was organized

1926 - The Village of Lake Elmo was the first area to establish its ownidentity

1951 - East Oakdale Township came into existence

1959 - Forty acres of East Oakdale Township split off and becameLandfall and 3.5 square miles became Northdale Township

1968 - Part of East Oakdale and all of Northdale rejoined Oakdaleonce again

1974 - Oakdale officially became a city

About Oakdale

Famous people of Oakdale

First known settler: Bernard B."Bun" Cyphers arrived in 1848,and built a hotel and meet-ing place.

First permanent settler: JohnMorgan built a hotel in 1849

on the Stillwater-St. Paul roadabout a half-mile east ofwhat is now Interstate 694.

One of the most famous peo-ple in Washington Countywas Oakdale Township resi-dent William S. Moscrip. Hewas named one of the "100Living Great Men of Minne-sota" in 1949 and was a highlyregarded dairy farmer.

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Greetings from the Mayor of Lake Elmo

About Lake Elmo

L ake Elmo is awelcoming com-munity, excitedabout its promising fu-ture and extremely proud

of its heritage. It's sprin-kled with lush naturepreserves, large tracts ofopen spaces and diverseneighborhoods, all while

being conveniently locat-ed within 10 miles of downtown St Paul.

Lake Elmo offers both convenience anda fresh, relaxing atmosphere. The cityconsists of 8,000 residents, 24 squaremiles, 17 city parks and many attractive

lakes. Additionally, within our borders is

the 3.5-square-mile Lake Elmo RegionalPark that offers its visitors any numberof recreational activities. We're proud to

be in school districts 834, 832 and 622as well.

Admittedly, we are somewhat of a laid-back community; however, we do getfired up a bit for our classic NormanRockwell-style Fourth of July parade andour Fall Festival, featuring a medley ofgarage bands from the area. With closeto 100 teams involved, our annual "Huffand Puff" softball tournament - the larg-est of its kind in the state - can get our

collective competitive streaks going a bitas well.

If out for a bite to eat, our historicdowntown offers choices from a nation-ally recognized, five-star restaurant, tocasual fare, to a simple-yet-classic neigh-

borhood pub. Perhaps you'll want to visit

the public library, take in a ballgame orget a haircut.

Clearly, Lake Elmo has that elusivedowntown charm that many cities strivefor. And with our downtown compre-

hensive plans "finally finalized," our

downtown and its existing businessescan foresee new vitality coming to thearea.

Our southern border maintains a mixof users such as our Eagle Point Business

Park, Valley Cartage, Rasmussen College,among others. Presently, in spite of it

being highly coveted for its economicpotential, much of the area remains un-developed. However, long-range plansfor this "I-94 corridor area" have alsorecently been reworked, and this areais destined to be blanketed with qualityneighborhoods, retail choices, commer-cial areas and jobs centers.

I'd like to encourage your visit and ex-perience Lake Elmo for yourself. I am

confident you'll feel as I and so manyothers do that Lake Elmo is a wonderfulcommunity.

Mayor Mike Pearson

City of Lake Elmo

Mayor

Mike Person

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The brown thrush sings on every tree,

The cat-bird trills his gushing glee,And not less happy, love, are we

By the triplet elms of Elmo.

Wild roses bloom along the shore,With pinks and harebells covered o'er,

Their fragrance on the breeze they pourThat stirs the elms of Elmo."

These verses from the song,"The Elms of Elmo," by JohnW. Boxell, describe many of

Lake Elmo's great outdoor amenitiesback in the 1800s. Although it waswritten more than 100 years ago, mostof the song's lyrics still ring true today.

Lake Elmo has seen continual popu-lation growth, but its greatest spurin development may be in the yearsahead. From 2000 to 2005, the popula-tion grew by over 1,000 residents, and

today nearly 8,200 people call LakeElmo home. The city is planning forcontinued strong growth in the next

two decades, especially in the historicOld Village area.

Bass Lake Station was the home ofthe first post office in the township.This is the area now commonly re-ferred to as the Old Village. The St.Paul, Stillwater and Taylors Falls Rail-road passed through Lake Elmo, which

made it easy for tourists to reach the

lake.

Railroad promoter and St. Paul busi-nessman A. B. Stickney purchased the

land between the railroad tracks and

the lake, where he built a 58-room ho-tel.

Lake Elmo, the town's largest lake,was originally called Bass Lake. It'swell known for its deep, clean waterand has always been a popular fishingspot.

In 1879, railroad entrepreneur Stick-ney renamed the lake and the village.He named it after St. Elmo Murray, acharacter in the romantic novel "St.Elmo," which his wife enjoyed.

In the years leading up to the 1900s,Lake Elmo saw steady growth with-

out becoming a boomtown. It enjoyedsuccess with its resort hotel and LakeElmo Residence Park, which was alongthe eastern side of the lake.

Strong growth continued as the years

went on. During the 1920s, StillwaterRoad was paved, which allowed thevillage to establish itself as a major ag-

ricultural and dairy center.

The city continues to be known as arural area, but future commercial andresidential developments are in theworks. Although civic leaders expecta portion of Lake Elmo's agriculturalfields will give way to suburban homes,they anticipate that its small-town am-

biance will remain.

Lake Elmo's abundance of pictur-esque lakes and outdoor recreationalopportunities will ensure that "TheElms of Elmo" continues to hold truefor current and future residents.

Should coming years to you and me,Bring thoughtful care, as it may be,

Yet still, in fancy, we shall seeThe three green elms of Elmo.

Fast facts:

Lake Elmo split off from Oakdale Township in 1951

In 1972, the village of Lake Elmo and part of East Oakdale Townshipmerged together to become the city of Lake Elmo

Farmers came in large numbers to Lake Elmo - many were of Ger-man and Irish heritage

Lake Elmo Airport, which is located on the city's east border in Bay-town Township, has helped the city to remain a focal point in themetro area

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The Oakdale City Council meetson the second and fourth Tuesdaysof each month in Oakdale City HallChambers at 7 p.m.

Oakdale City Hall1584 Hadley Ave.

Oakdale, MN 55128

Phone: 651-747-3900

The city of Oakdale operates underthe council-administrator plan. All

legislative power is vested in theelected, part-time City Council underthis form of government. The councilconsists of a mayor and four councilmembers who are elected at large forfour-year staggered terms. Electionsare held in even-numbered years inNovember, concurrently with stategeneral elections.

Administration 730-2704

Building Inspection and CodeEnforcement 739-5150

Community Development730-2721

Engineering 730-2734

Finance 730-2716

Fire (non emergency) 731-8886Police (non emergency) 738-1025

Public Works 730-2740

Recreation 747-3860

Mayor

Carmen Sarrack1584 Hadley Ave. N.Oakdale, MN 55128651-777-2428E-mail:[email protected]

Council Members

Kent Dotas1584 Hadley Ave. N.Oakdale, MN 55128Phone: 651-735-1787E-mail: [email protected]

Council Members

Stan Karwoski1584 Hadley N.Oakdale, MN 55128

Phone: 651-779-7548E-mail:[email protected]

Lori Pulkrabek1584 Hadley Ave. N.Oakdale, MN 55128Phone: 651-702-6355E-mail:

[email protected]

Paul Reinke1584 Hadley Ave. N.

Oakdale, MN 55128Phone: 651-773-1104E-mail: [email protected]

Oakdale City Government

Lake Elmo City GovernmentThe City Council meets on the first

and third Tuesdays of each month.Meetings starts at 7 p.m. and areconducted at the Lake Elmo City Hall.The City Council also holds a work-shop on the second Tuesday of eachmonth at City Hall.

Lake Elmo City Hall

3800 Laverne Ave. N.

Lake Elmo, MN 55042

Phone: 651-747-3900

The city of Lake Elmo operatesunder the council-administrator plan.All legislative power is vested in theelected, part-time City Council underthis form of government. The councilconsists of a mayor and four councilmembers who are elected at large forfour-year staggered terms. Electionsare held in even-numbered years in

November, concurrently with stategeneral elections.

Mayor

Mike Pearson2805 Lisbon Ave. N.Lake Elmo, MN 55042Phone: 651-748-9955E-mail: [email protected]

Council Members

Justin Bloyer

8881 Jane Road.Lake Elmo, MN 55042Phone: 651-334-9721E-mail: [email protected]

Wally Nelson4582 Lilac Lane N.Lake Elmo, MN 55042Phone: 612-247-3443Email:[email protected]

Council Members

Mike Reeves11075 14th St. NLake Elmo, MN 55042Phone: 651-436-8436Email: [email protected]

Anne Smith12153 N. Marquess LaneLake Elmo, MN 55042Phone: 651-351-0811Email: [email protected]

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Washington County Commissioners:

Ted Bearth380 Grafton Ave. N.Oakdale MN 55128651-738-2425

[email protected]

Gary Kriesel1451 Lydia CircleStillwater MN [email protected] State Senators:

Senator Karin Housley (R)District 3921 State Office Building

100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.Blvd.St. Paul, MN 55155-1206651-296-4351Email: [email protected]

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The annual Lake Elmo Fourth of July parade started after the noon re siren and church bells. Decorated bikes and scooters, oats, two and four-legged participants, Uncle Sam and

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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.govMinnesota 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 20515

Phone: 202-225-2331access to email through website:

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

United State Senators:

Sen. Amy Klobuchar (DFL)302 Hart Senate Office BuildingWashngton DC 20510Phone: 202-224-3244

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The city of Oakdale - 'Friendly' to redevelopment

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Oakdale has been bustlingwith redevelopment proj-ects in recent months, and

city officials say they don't see themomentum slowing down any timesoon.

The tax-increment financing dis-tricts for the city's top redevelop-ment priorities -- Tartan Crossingand Tanners Lake -- were extended

by the Minnesota Legislature in 2013to help spur on economic develop-ment at the two sites.

The Tartan Crossing site, formerlyhome to Oakdale Mall, is virtuallyunrecognizable after vast site im-provements were made in 2012. Anddevelopers seem to be taking note.

The city recently secured its first

major development for the site, "TheWaters of Oakdale," a 92-unit senior

housing project opening in 2014.The $16 million facility will be locat-ed on roughly three acres of the Tar-tan Crossing property, located at thenorthwest corner of the intersectionof Tenth Street and Interstate 694.City officials say they're confidentthat Tartan Crossing will eventually

be a mixed-use center with multi-family housing, retail shops and of-fice space.

The city of Oakdale also recentlywelcomed internationally recog-nized Park Tool, a bicycle tool com-pany that relocated its headquartersto Oakdale. The new Park Tool head-quarters sits on roughly eight acresof land off of Hadley Avenue North,

just across from the city's northernfire station.

Other formerly vacant sites areabuzz with activity as well, includingthe abandoned Winner gas station atthe corner of state Highway 5 andHadley Avenue. The new developer,Kwik Trip, has demolished the oldstation to make way for a new con-venience store. Additionally, Caribou

Coffee is opening a new coffee shopon the northeast corner of Highways36 and 120, where a Kwik Stop gasstation sat empty for many years.


The Oakdale City Council, city staff and other local representatives have worked diligently to lay the groundwork for development of the Tartan Crossing site.


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Lake Elmo's new library

brought more than books,

CDs and magazines to the

community - it has been binding the

community together since it opened

in the fall of 2012.

In addition to its collection of more

than 10,000 items, the Lake Elmo

Public Library engages the commu-

nity by providing gathering spaces

for groups and educational pro-

grams for both adults and children.

The library includes rooms desig-

nated for computer use, coffee and

discussion, children's reading and

activities and conference meetings.

When the Washington County Li-

brary System closed its Lake Elmo

branch at the end of 2011, civic

leaders and residents chose to open

a municipal library. The new library

occupies a building that was origi-

nally built as a car dealership in the

1920s and later converted into of-

fice space.

People can find the perfect spot to

New library in town

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As library volunteers set up the ribbon cutting, the honors went to young T.J.. A huge thank-you went out to all the

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read in the library's many nooks

and corners, as well as rooms to

meet with friends.

Its reading program for children

promotes reading during the sum-

mer months and awards prizes based

on the number of hours youngsters

spend reading.

The library also sponsors writers'

groups for adults and hosts events

for local authors to share their

works.

If you're not one of the library's

over 1,000 cardholders, stop by and

check out what the new Lake Elmo

Library has to offer.

The library is a free service to any-

one interested in obtaining a library

card.

Lake Elmo Public Library

3537 Lake Elmo Ave. N.,

Suite 130

Lake Elmo, MN 55042

651-773-4926

lakeelmopubliclibrary.org

Hours:

Mon. Weds., Fri., Sat., 10-2 p.m.

Tues. and Thurs. 10-8 p.m.Checking out the furnished children's section are Tasha Koch, Shane Hendrikson, Will Johnston, and Simon Koch.

Storytime for preschool children is at 10:30 a.m. every 1st and 3rd Friday.

A crowd gathered outside

the Lake Elmo Public

Library for its grand open-

ing Oct. 20. Steve DeLapp

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and all the volunteer ef-forts. It is located at 3537

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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.

Education

About District 622

photo by Linda Baumeister/Review

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

Chair-Amy Coborn

Phone: 651-748-7504E-mail: [email protected]

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

Treasurer-Michelle YenerPhone: 651-748-7506

E-mail: [email protected]

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

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

Director-Steve HuntPhone: 651-748-7502E-mail: [email protected]

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

Elementary SchoolsCarver 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 55128School 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 55109

School hours: 8:45 a.m.-3:15 p.m.Phone: 651-748-6800Principal: Sonya Czerepak

Elementary Schools

Eagle Point Elementary School

7850 15th St. N.Oakdale, MN 55128

School 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: 651-748-7100

Principal: Mona Perkins

Oakdale Elementary School

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

Richardson Elementary School

2615 N. First St.North St. Paul, MN 55109School 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 55218

School 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: 651-748-7000

Principal: 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: 651-748-6300

Principal: 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

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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: 651-702-8000Principal: 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: 651-702-8610

Principal: Adam Ehrmantraut

Christ Evangelical Lutheran School2475 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 55109

Phone: 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. Ambrose School

4125 Woodbury DriveWoodbury, MN 55129651-768-3000

St. Jerome Elementary School

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

St. Peter Catholic School2620 N. Margaret St.North St. Paul, MN 55109

Phone: 651-777-3091

Transfiguration Elementary School

6133 N. 15th St.Oakdale, MN 55128Phone: 651-738-2646

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Stillwater Area School District servesmore than 8,900 students in 10 el-ementary schools (K-6), two junior

high schools (grades 7-9), one highschool (grades 10-12), and an alterna-tive learning center for secondary stu-

dents. An early-childhood family cen-ter serves families with young childrenfrom birth to age 5.

The district stretches 30 miles alongthe St. Croix River and encompasses18 communities. Enrollment infor-mation is available by calling District834's Central Enrollment Office at651-351-8412, stopping by CentralServices, 1875 S. Greeley Street, Still-water, or by going to the district's web-site at www.stillwater.k12.mn.us and

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District 834 School Board

Stillwater No. 834

1875 S Greeley St.

Stillwater, MN 55082

651-351-8301

The Stillwater Area School DistrictSchool Board usually holds its regular

business meetings on the second andfourth Thursday evenings of everymonth. Meetings begin at 7 p.m. andare held in the Stillwater City Hall

building, located at 216 N. Fourth St.

Superintendent- Corey LunnPhone: 651-351-8301E-mail:

[email protected]

Kathy BuchholzPhone: 651-351-8429E-mail:

[email protected]

Amy BurbackPhone: 651-351-8429E-mail:

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Natalie FediePhone: 651-351-8429E-mail:[email protected]

Natasha Fleischman

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George HoeppnerPhone: 651-351-8429E-mail:

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Tom LehmannPhone: 651-351-8429E-mail:

[email protected]

Mike PtacekPhone: 651-351-8429E-mail:[email protected]

Elementary Schools

Lake Elmo Elementary School

11030 N. Stillwater Blvd.Lake Elmo, MN 55042Phone: 651-351-6700Principal: Stephen Gorde

Middle Schools

Oak-Land Junior High School

820 N. Manning Ave.Lake Elmo, MN 55042Phone: 651-351-8500Principal: Andy Fields

High School

Stillwater Area High School

5701 N. Stillwater Blvd.

Stillwater, MN 55082Phone: 651-351-8040Principal: Dr, Donald Johnson

DISTRICT 834

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Oakdale offers an abundance of lei-sure options for residents and visitors

alike.The east metro suburb has more

than 20 parks, which provide individ-uals and families with many ways to

enjoy the outdoors. The mix of parksincludes some that are primarily openspace and hiking trails, while othersare fully developed with playgroundequipment and ball diamonds.

Richard Walton Memorial Park is thesite of many of the biggest city-hosted

events. Every June, the community's

Summerfest celebration is held at thepark. Since 2010, Oakdale's annual In-dependence Day fireworks show takesplace at the park as well.

The Oakdale Discovery Center pro-vides fantastic recreation opportuni-ties. Packed with rotating art exhibits

and an aquarium, the Discovery Cen-ter remains open year-round to givevisitors a chance to appreciate naturein all its glory. The Oakdale NaturePreserve, which consists of 220 acres

of open land, surrounds the DiscoveryCenter.

There are activities at Oakdaleparks year round, whether it's a win-ter snowshoe hike at the OakdaleNature Preserve's Discovery Center,swimming at Tanners Lake or a LittleLeague game at Goosepond Park.

Oakdale Discovery Center4444 Hadley Ave. N.St. Paul, MN 55128

651-747-3860

Monday-Wednesday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Thursday, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Saturday, noon - 4 p.m.

Sunday, 1 - 4 p.m.

Washington County Library- Oakdale

1010 Heron Ave. N.Oakdale, MN 55128

651-730-0504

Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Wednesday - Thursday, 12:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.

Friday, 12:30 p.m. - 5 p.m.

Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Sunday, - Monday Closed

Oakdale Parks

Armstrong Park

N. 31st St. PlaceOpen space.

Bethke ParkGranite Ave. Circle N.

Trails, native wildflowers.

Eagle Ridge Park

21st St. N.Open space.

Eastside Park

16th St. N.Playground equipment, ball/soccer

fields, tennis courts, skating rink, pic-nic tables, trails.

Eberle Park

Hale Ave.

Playground equipment, T-ball field,sand volleyball, skating rink, picnicshelter, picnic tables.

Furlong Park

48th St. N.Playground equipment, picnic ta-

bles, skating rink.

Garden Blvd Park

Garden Court N.Open space.

Golfview Park

Hadley Ave. N.Oakdale, MN 55128

Playground equipment, basketballcourt, skating rink, trail.

Goodwin Park

Goodwin Ave. N.Open space.

Goosepond Park

40th St. N.Baseball/soccer fields.

Guthrie ParkHadley Ave. N.

Playground equipment, basketballcourt, skating rink, picnic tables.

Horseshoe Park

Gershwin Ave. N.

Horseshoe pits, picnic tables.

Meadows Park

Upper 26th St. N.Open space.

Northdale Park

Granada Ave. N.Playground equipment, archery

range, ballfields, skating rink withwarming house, picnic tables.

Oakdale Nature Preserve

40th St. N.Playground equipment, tennis

courts, picnic tables, hiking-biking-

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Recreation in Oakdale

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Community Perks

Oakdale Parks

Oakfield Park

Heather Way N.Playground equipment, basketball

court, picnic shelter.

Preservation Park

45th St. N.Open space, native plantings, bench.

Richard Walton Memorial Park

Hadley Ave. N. and 15th St. N.Playground equipment, bandshell,

softball complex and concessions, pa-vilion with kitchen facilities, skate-

board park, skating rink with warminghouse. Site of annual Summerfest cel-ebration, Summer Concert Series and

farmers market.

Tanners Lake Park

Park Road N.Beach, concessions, boat launch,

fishing dock, playground equipment,sand volleyball court, basketball court,tennis court, ballfields, picnic tables.

Tilley Park

Hale Ave. N.Playground equipment, benches.

Tilsen I

Upper 35th St. N.Playground equipment, T-ball field,

soccer field.

Tilsen II

Upper 35th at Garden Blvd.Open space.

Titan

4th St. Place N.

Open space.

Tower Park

8th St. Lane N.Playground equipment, site of city's

summer "homemade" water slide.

Battle Creek Regional Park

2300 Upper Afton RoadMaplewood

Battle Creek is the perfect spot for

outdoor and nature enthusiasts to ob-

serve nature and relax in a quiet wood-land area. There are over 750 acresof oak woods, meadows, creeks andwoodlands. Battle Creek is home to avariety of wildlife, such as woodlandwarblers, great-horned owls, pileatedwoodpeckers, white-tailed deer, redfox and raccoons.

With a mix of summer and winteractivities, Battle Creek provides enter-tainment for all ages, including biking,

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try ski trails, plus bird and wildlifeviewing. It also boasts extensive play-ground equipment, a large picnicgrounds, an outdoor aquatics center

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With 18 city parks and a regionalpark to its credit, Lake Elmo providesmany different opportunities for orga-nized sports, unstructured play, physi-cal activity, places to gather and waysto sit back and enjoy nature's beauty.

Lake Elmo Public Library3537 Lake Elmo Ave. N.,

Suite 130Lake Elmo, MN 55042

651-773-4926lakeelmopubliclibrary.org

Mon. Weds., Fri., Sat., 10-2 p.m.

Tues. and Thurs. 10-8 p.m.

Lake Elmo Parks

Carriage Station ParkStillwater Blvd. and 50th St.

Picnicking, trails, sliding hill, play-ground, basketball court.

DeMontreville Park

5700 Highlands Trail N.

Picnicking, playground, basketballand volleyball courts, softball, soccerand football fields.

DeMontreville Wildlife Area

7950 DeMontreville Trail N.

Natural park, lakes, ponds andcreek, walking, jogging, canoeing, flo-ra and fauna identification, quiet andsolitude, sliding.

Heights Park

26th St. and Imperial Ave.Lake, pond and natural resource areas.

Heritage Park

2700 Lisbon Ave.Lake and picnic areas.

Homestead Park14th St. and Lake Elmo Ave.

Lake and picnic areas.

Kleis Park

5285 Jamaca Blvd.Natural park and land, lake, pond, nat-

ural resource area, picknicking, walking,jogging, playground, softball, soccer andfootball fields, biking, skiing, grills.

Lake Elmo Parks

Lake Jane Hills Park

Jamaca Avenue N. and 42nd St.Natural park land.

Lake Elmo Park Reserve

1515 N. Keats Ave.651-430-8370

With more than 2,000 acres, Lake

Elmo Park Reserve is perfect for na-ture enthusiasts, or those just lookingto relax and spend some time outdoors.

There are lakes, campgrounds,equestrian trails, fishing piers, hik-ing trails, picnic areas and playgroundequipment.

The park features a manmade, chlo-

rinated swimming pond with a sandybeach, lifeguards, bathhouse and con-cession stand.

Nearly 80 percent of the land is setaside for preservation and protection,so that it will eventually resemble the

land prior to settlers' arrival in the1800s. Forest and prairie landscapesare home to pheasants, weasels, redfox, woodpeckers, woodland and prai-rie birds and more.

Set a day, or maybe even a weekendaside and take the family out for a timethey won't soon forget at Lake ElmoPark Reserve.

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Lake Elmo Parks

Lions Park

3525 Laverne Ave. N.Picnicking, playground, lighted

baseball field and tennis courts, bas-ketball and volleyball courts, horse-

shoes, hockey/ice skating, badminton,concession, water fountain, warming

house, bleachers, shelters.

Pebble Park

8160 Lake Jane Trail N.Natural parkland, natural resource

area, picnicking, trails, walking, jog-ging, playground, lighted tennis courts,

basketball and volleyball courts, soft-ball field, ice skating rink, sliding hill,

mountain bike trails.

Reid Park11430 30th St. N.

Natural park, lake, pond, natural re-source area, picnicking, walking, jog-ging, flora/fauna identification, quiet/solitude, playground, softball, soccer

and football fields, biking trails.

Lake Elmo Parks

Ridge Park

15th St. and Inwood Ave.Natural resource area, picnicking,

trails for walking and jogging, play-ground, softball field, volleyball and

basketball courts.

Stonegate Park

750 JasminePicnicking, playground, softball,

soccer and football fields.

Sunfish Lake Park

10000 Stillwater Lane N.Lake, pond, natural parkland, natu-

ral resource area, picnicking, trails forwalking and jogging, biking, canoeing,flora/fauna identification, quiet/soli-

tude, sliding hill, cross-country skiing,horseback riding, grills.

Tablyn Park

8735 Stillwater Blvd. N.Picnicking, playground, fields for

football, softball and soccer, lightedtennis court, basketball court, sledding

hill, grills, trails for walking, joggingand biking.

Tana Ridge Park

4525 Lily Ave.

Picnicking, trails for walking, jog-ging and biking, playground, softball

and soccer fields.

VFW Park

3675 Layton Ave.Lighted baseball field and tennis

courts, bleachers, concessions.

Elmo Center for the Arts Park

3585 Laverne Ave. N.

Community Perks

Oakdale & Lake Elmo Area AttractionsWhether you're looking for activities in the neighbor-

hood or nearby cities, Oakdale and Lake Elmo offer awide range of opportunities to stay busy. Conveniently

located within a few minutes of Minneapolis and St. Paul,the area has exciting activities both indoors and outdoorsyear-round.

Tartan Arena

740 Greenway Ave. N.Oakdale, MN 55128651-714-9215

Tartan Arena was opened in 1997,and ever since it has provided resi-dents with a fantastic area to let loose

and enjoy themselves. Public skatingsessions are held for two Sundays ev-ery month as a way of encouraging

community togetherness through rec-reation. Tartan Arena also providesfigure skating and ice skating lessonsfor those of us who'd like to learn skat-ing for the very first time.

Oakdale Discovery Center

4444 Hadley Ave. N.Oakdale, MN 55128651-747-3860

The Oakdale Discovery Center isthe city's ultimate recreational hot-

spot. Open space areas allow visitorsto drink in natural beauty as they hike,

bike or walk leisurely through the 220acres of land available to them. Insidethe center itself are a number of booksfor those who want to quickly checkexactly what kind of wildlife theymight find in the area and how best tospot it. During the summer and early

autumn, a farmers market is held atthe Discovery Center every Wednes-day afternoons so residents can cometogether and share their harvests.More information is available at www.ci.oakdale.mn.us

Washington County

Historical Society

Wardens House Museum

602 N. Main St.Stillwater, MN 55082

651-439-5956

For over 75 years, the WashingtonCounty Historical Society has dedi-cated itself to preserving community

heritage in all shapes and sizes. Thesociety operates two interpretive mu-seums for visitors to see what life wasreally like throughout the development

of the Washington County Area. Justa few of the events held by the societyinclude historic home tours, book sign-ings and a presentation on World WarI - era music. This non-profit organi-zation is always looking for membersto assist in its preservation efforts. Formore information, visit www.wchs-mn.org

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Community Perks

On the links

Cimarron Golf Course

901 Lake Elmo Ave. N

Lake Elmo, MN 55042651-436-6188

Cimarron Golf Course is not afraidto challenge its patrons, and any golferwho visits can expect to pull out everyclub in their bag. Friendly staff andwell-maintained grounds make Cimar-ron the perfect destination for golfers

ready to test their mettle.

Country Air Golf Course

404 Lake Elmo Ave. NLake Elmo, MN 55042651-436-7888

Affordable rates and a friendly at-mosphere make Country Air GolfCourse a great choice for the familythat golfs together. With junior lessoncamps available in the summer andprofessional lessons offered all year

round, families can improve together,play together and, most importantly,

have fun together. Visit www.coun-tryairgolfpark.com for rates and hours.

Hillcrest Golf Club

2200 E. Larpenteur Ave.St. Paul, MN 55109651-774-6088

Rolling hills, mature trees and awarm atmosphere are only a few ofthe amenities offered by Hillcrest GolfClub. This private club has been serv-ing and impressing patrons for over 90

years. For the non-golfer in the family,a patio and pool area make sure thatyour Sunday afternoon is spent relax-ing, not waiting. In addition to its fine

facilities, Hillcrest prides itself on itsbanquet services, which can accom-modate up to 200 people. Visit www.

hillcreststpaul.com for more.

Oak Marsh Golf Course

526 Inwood Ave. N.Oakdale, MN 55128651-730-8886

Oak Marsh is a favorite area to

hold weddings and other special cer-emonies; its experienced staff andexcellent catering will make sure thateverything is taken care of on yourspecial day. For those interested ingolf, get ready to be treated to 18 holesof well-kept greens but don't be sur-

prised when the marsh and wetlandscome into play. Visit www.wpgolf.comfor more information.

Tartan Park Golf Course

11455 20th St. N., No. 1

Lake Elmo, MN 55042651-733-3480

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archery as they travel the incrediblegrounds. Visit www.tartanpark.comfor more information.

Kids of all ages

Como Park Zoo and Conservatory1225 Estabrook DriveSt. Paul, MN 55103651-487-8200

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

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Without a doubt one of the greatestways to spend a day, the Como ParkZoo has everything from seals to os-triches to polar bears. Exotic wildlifeand adventure await all who visit thezoo, which is open year-round free of

charge. Not to be outdone, the glassConservatory provides a quiet, reflec-tive area for visitors to relax and en-

joy an astonishing variety of plant life.Visit www.comozooconservatory.orgfor more information.

Minnesota Children's Museum

10 W. 7th St.St. Paul, MN 55102651-225-6000

Known as the one museum with no"do not touch" signs in sight, the Chil-dren's Museum has gained nationalattention as one of the most uniqueplaces for children to learn while theyplay. Visit www.mcm.org for hoursand pricing information.

Minnesota State Fairgrounds1265 N. Snelling Ave.Falcon Heights, MN 55108651-288-4400

The Great Minnesota Get-Togetheris one of the last chances for Minne-sotans to enjoy the summer weather!An almost infinite variety of food,

rides and exhibits greet visitors as theywalk through the gates, and that's justwhat's in sight. At night, live musicand fireworks help Minnesotans givethe beautiful summer an explosivegoodbye. 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 grew up in Min-nesota can remember their hair stick-ing up when they visited the ScienceMuseum's famous electricity exhibit.At the Science Museum, imaginationscan run wild as visitors learn about the

workings of the human body or standin awe of gigantic dinosaur skeletons.Learning is a lifetime process, and theScience Museum of Minnesota is agreat way to enrich a weekend. Visitwww.smm.org for more information.


John Fitzgerald returns a volley as his teammate Dick Milles backs him up during pickleball demonstration games held at the OIakdale Discovery Center March 27. They took on Linda

Kauss and Julie Williams, an intro of more pickleball coming to Oakdale

Oakdale & Lake Elmo Area Attractions

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Community Perks

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 & Balancing

Computerized Engine

Analyzing

COMPLETEAUTOCARE- From Major to Minor

Oakdale Winter Wonderland

The ultimate winter gathering forthe entire community. This event isan opportunity for our business com-munity to mingle with families of Oak-

dale while enjoying a giant bonfire, vis-its with Santa, warm food and drinkalong with a horse-drawn hayride. The

best part is that everything is FREE!The OBPA sponsors this event in De-cember in conjunction with the City ofOakdale and Maplewood/Oakdale Li-ons Club. You wont want to miss thisevent.

For more information visit www.

obpa-mn.com.

Oakdale Summerfest

Usually held in June, Oakdales larg-est summer celebration features theGrande Parade, Skateboard exhibitionand contest, carnival rides, live enter-

tainment, great food, bingo, softballand baseball tournaments. There are

events for every member of the family.The Oakdale Business and Profession-al Association sponsors the OakdaleRoyalty Float and the official OakdaleSummerfest Medallion Hunt.

Visit www.obpa-mn.com for details.

Lions' Annual Ice Fishing Contest

Lake Elmo Lions hold their Ice fish-ing contest from 1 to 3 p.m. on Lake

Jane on Superbowl Sunday. This is afamily fun event with chances to win"a prize a minute" as well as a grandprize. Prizes for the three largest fishare also given during contest hours.

For more information call 651-777-8365

Huff n' Puff Days

Huff n' Puff is a 4-day softball tourna-ment held the second weekend in Au-gust. Put on by the Lake Elmo Jaycees,this event is a fundraiser for commu-

nity & youth activities in the St. CroixValley area.

Event schedule/more information canbe found at www.lakeelmojaycees.org.

Lake Elmo DaysLake Elmo Days is held in Septem-

ber for the community. There will bebands competing for "Best Band in theSt. Croix Valley," parade, live music,petting zoo, pony rides, kids games,

boucle houses, face painting, sportschallenges and a fire safety house, just

to name a few of the activities. You canalso participate in the cake walk, silentauction and a talent show. A pancake

breakfast and a pig roast is also part of

the festivities.For more info visit www.lakeelmo.

org/elmodays

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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

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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

-1

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

2510E7thAveNStPaulMN55109

651-777-8108651-777-8100Fax

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

PETS FISH


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PHARMACY

21 Century Avenue S.Maplewood, MN 55119t: 651.735.8781f: 651.735.6512

POWER EQUIPMENT

NORTHWOODP O W E R E Q U I P M E N T

SERVICE, PARTS & EQU IPMENT SALES

(651)777/060673 20 STIL LWATE R BLVD. N.OAKDALE, MN 55128

JOHN .NPE @COMCAST.NETWWW.NORTHWOO DPOWER EQU IP.COM

PICK UP & DELIVE RY SERVICE AVAILABLE

RESTAURANTS

Malts, Shakes,Burgers, Espresso Drinks& 30+ Ice Cream Flavors

Established 1980

Lake Elmo, Minnesota 651-770-2476

Breakfast Served Anytime!

Drive-Thru

RESTAURANTS

651.777.8495

LakeElmo

Inn

World Class Dining Close to Home

3442 Lake Elmo Avenue NorthLake Elmo, MN 55042

Business Services

7th Ave Antique Mall .................. . 7A-1 Laundry .................. ............. 30A&E Concrete ............................. 30Affordable Automotive ............... 27Albert's Salon North .................. 31Anchor Bank ................................ 7

Andrus Built ................................7Arlington Hills UMC................... 29Austin Dental ............................. 23Beaver Lake Lutheran Church ..... 29Bens Barber Stylists ................... 30Berwald Roofing ................... ...... 25Bill Warzeka Construction .......... 15Boler Express Car Wash .............. 19

Bradley Plumbing ..................... .... 5Calvary Worship Center Inc, Churchof God ........................................ 28Carol Mathey's Center for Children................................................... 30Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church.................. .................... ............. 29

Christ United Methodist Church . 29Clair Wagner Insurance .............. 21Crossroads Hair Designers .......... 31Doc Destroyer, LLC ................... .. 31Ecumen-Lakeview Commons ofMaplewood - ..................... ......... 11Eye Care Centers .................. ........ 1Farmers Mary Kostelnik .......... 31Finishing Touch Car Care ........... 30

Furlongs Liquor .......................... 31Garry Insurancecenter ................ 13Gorman's Restaurant .................. 32Graffic Traffic LLC ..................... 15Greg Foote Jewelers .................. .. 31

Guardian Angels ......................... 28Guertin Drug Store ..................... 32Hansen / Stevens Law ................. 15

Holy Cross Lutheran Church ....... 29Hope Church............................... 28

J & G Home Int . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. 31Kevin's Heating & Cooling .......... 30Koller, James G DDS .................... . 7

Lake Elmo Inn & Event Center .... 32Lake Elmo Repair .................... ... 30Larkin Dance Studio ................... 30

Lillie Suburban Newspapers .... 5,30Lillie Printing ......................... 9, 31Maplewood Bakery .................. ... 30Maplewood Toyota ....... Front CoverMerit Chevrolet . Inside Front CoverMidwest Data, Inc....................... 23National Association of LetterCarriers ...................................... 23

Nighthawk Security .................... 23North St. Paul Automotive .......... 19Northwood Power Equipment ..... 32Oak Hill Campus Woodbury Luther-an Church ................................... 29Oakdale Optical Center ............... 17Our Redeemer Lutheran Church .. 29Paul Davis Restoration ............... 31

Platinum Bank .. Outside Back CoverPolar Family Chiropractic ........... 19

Premier Banks ............................ 15Presentation of the BVM CatholicChurch ....................................... 28Redeemer Baptist Church ........... 28Rockpoint Church ....................... 29Sandberg Funeral & Cremation ..... 5

St. Jerome, church of .................. 28St. Mark's Ev. Lutheran Church .. 29St. Peter, Church of ................... 28Sullivan Construction ................. 30T.A. Schifsky & Sons, Inc............ 19Thorsen, Breidinger & Novak, P.A. .................. ..................... ............... 9Transfiguration Catholic Church 28

Tropiquatics ............................... 31Twin City Cleaners & Launderers .................... ..................... ............. 31Washington County Workforce ...... 3Western Bank ..... Inside Back CoverWilliam R Baumeister Law Offices................. ..................... ............. 31

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