The city of Prior
Lake is holding its Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 28th 2012. It
is FREE
entertainment for everyone! Come and bring the kids! Enjoy the day with some
fun! The Prior Lake
VFW, at16306 Main Avenue South
East, Prior Lake,
will be sponsoring this event. The parade begins at 9:00am at the Prior
Lake VFW
and proceeds north on Main Ave.,
along County Road 44, and concludes at Memorial Park with a program that
includes flag raising, the National Anthem, invocation and remarks, roll call, and a 21 gun salute.
Jacqueline Knauf, RE/MAX Results
Jacqueline (Miller) Knauf works as a Realtor with RE/MAX Results in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. With over 500 homes sold, she has the knowledge and experience to help her clients achieve their real estate goals.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Rosemount Park and Ride
Do you work Downtown Minneapolis or St. Paul ? Would you like to relax on your way to work? The Park and Ride located in Rosemount is a great way to go! It is located at the Rosemount Community Center , 1355 South Robert Trail , Rosemount , MN 55068 . Buses: 476, 478 and 420 by reservation. The cost is less expensive than the parking ramps downtown. Some of the prices are: Adult (13-64) non-rush hour $1.75 local & $2.25 Express and rush hour $2.25 Local & $3.00 Express while it can be $25.00 a day in ramps and lots downtown. Other locations of park and rides are as follows: Apple Valley Transit Station, 155th Street and Cedar Avenue; 157th Street Station, 155th Street and Pilot Knob Road; Blackhawk Park and Ride, Cliff Road and Blackhawk Road and Palomino Hills Park and Ride, Pennock Avenue south of Palomino Drive. For more information go to http://www.mvta.com/.
Labels:
Apple Valley,
Eagan,
Rosemount
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Holz Farm
Have you ever wondered how a farm is run? Find out for yourself! The Holz Farm in Eagan is doing just that! Holz Farm is located at 4665 Manor Drive. It is an 80 acre parcel from the 1870’s. The property remained in the family until 1993 with the passing of Otto and Ella Holz. In 1995 Eagan City Council Members purchased the land for residential developments in Eagan. The farm bridges Eagan’s past and present, old and young and rural and urban communities. The farm shows family life from the Great Depression through World War II. This farm provides educational, cultural and historic resources. This is a beautiful picturesque farm which offers a unique opportunity to experience rural life as it once existed in Eagan! For people who want to learn more about the Holz Farm there has been a booklet created called “A Walking Tour of Holz Farm” to read.
Holz Farm Events
Garden Plant Sale, May 12
Spring Festival, May 20
Lone Oak Days, September 22 & 23
Old Fashioned Holiday, December 2
Holz Farm Camp and A Day at the Farm experiences for youth are available during the summer months.
Friends of the Farm
Friends of the Farm, a non-profit land stewardship organization staffed by volunteers, is dedicated to cultivating an appreciation of farm life at Holz Farm. This non-profit organization plans and conducts a wide variety of events that provide educational, entertaining, historical and cultural perspectives appealing to a wide range of interests and ages.
Holz Farm Events
Garden Plant Sale, May 12
Spring Festival, May 20
Lone Oak Days, September 22 & 23
Old Fashioned Holiday, December 2
Holz Farm Camp and A Day at the Farm experiences for youth are available during the summer months.
Friends of the Farm
Friends of the Farm, a non-profit land stewardship organization staffed by volunteers, is dedicated to cultivating an appreciation of farm life at Holz Farm. This non-profit organization plans and conducts a wide variety of events that provide educational, entertaining, historical and cultural perspectives appealing to a wide range of interests and ages.
Labels:
Apple Valley,
Eagan,
Rosemount
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Staging 101
We have all heard the word “staging.” In fact, you can turn on your
television to almost any channel and see multiple shows dedicated to “selling
your house.” But why is staging
important, and how do you know if you need to stage your home?
Staging helps depersonalize your home. It allows buyers to envision themselves
in the home. Staging is more than
just taking down personal photographs.
In many instances updating fixtures and accessories (lamps, artwork,
even side tables and throw pillows) will help modernize a home and appeal to
more buyers. Next, you want to
work with the natural features of your home, and neutralize paint colors, which
will create the feel of larger space.
Don’t forget about the outside, which is a key component to grabbing buyer’s
attention.
You might need a professional stager if: You LOVE your antique end tables, or
brass lamps. The rug in your entry
way may be something you have had in the family for generations. Your home is in a desirable area and
will “sell itself”. These are just
a few statements that will lead your home to sitting on the market for
months.
I have toured hundreds of homes with hundreds of
buyers. Staged homes appeal to
more potential buyers. The
neutrality they offer creates a more inviting feeling for the buyer. You trust your home to a realtor, they
know the business, ask for their expert opinion on whether or a not you should
hire a stager.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Eagan's 5K Your Way Activity Festival
Enjoy running around and just plain having fun! Eagan’s 5K Your Way Activity Festival is coming soon! This event will be held at the Eagan Festival Grounds at Central Park located at 1501 Central Parkway. The date of the event is Saturday, May 19th, 2012 from 8:30am to noon. This is a celebration of being active! The event will include a do-at-your-pace 5k (3.1 mile) race where you can either run, walk, roller blade or ride a bike! Music will be playing to make the festival atmosphere enjoyable, as well as healthy snacks and fun activities that will promote an active lifestyle. This event replaces the Eagan Fun Run held in the past. Pre-register by May 7th and save $5 dollars and guarantee a t-shirt size, whereas after May 7th registration will only occur at the event.
Pre-register by May 7
• By phone, (651) 675-5500, Monday - Friday,
8:00 am - 4:30 pm
• In person, Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
• By mail to Eagan Parks & Recreation, 3830 Pilot
Knob Road, Eagan, MN 55122
• On-line at www.cityofeagan.com/econnect. Call
Parks & Recreation at (651) 675-5500 to obtain your
Login ID and PIN numbers. These numbers will enable
you to register on-line at any time
Day of Event Start Times
• 8:30 am – Day of event registration &
pre-registered t-shirt pick-up begins
• 9:15 am – Runners / walkers start
• 10:15 am – Bicylists / rollerbladers start
(bikes line up first, followed by rollerbladers)
• 11:15 am – Youth dash (for kids 6 & under)
• All children will receive ribbon at finish line
• Awards for top 3 male and female overall runners
• Clock at finish, no official results
The 5K is for all abilities, done at your own pace.
Inclement weather - the festival and youth dash will move to
the gym. 5K will go on as scheduled. Weather Hotline for day
of event updates (651) 675-5511.
Schedule of Events - Activities 9 am – Noon
• Create your own family banner at the art station to
carry on the 5K walk
• Musical entertainment
• Family games, jumpers and play stations
• Kid’s bike rodeo & helmet fittings
(bring your own bike)
• Low-cost bike helmets for sale (while supplies last)
• Free healthy fruits, snacks and beverages
• Prize drawings throughout the event
• Fitness & exercise try-it stations
• Free health screenings and information
Pre-register by May 7
• By phone, (651) 675-5500, Monday - Friday,
8:00 am - 4:30 pm
• In person, Monday - Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
• By mail to Eagan Parks & Recreation, 3830 Pilot
Knob Road, Eagan, MN 55122
• On-line at www.cityofeagan.com/econnect. Call
Parks & Recreation at (651) 675-5500 to obtain your
Login ID and PIN numbers. These numbers will enable
you to register on-line at any time
Day of Event Start Times
• 8:30 am – Day of event registration &
pre-registered t-shirt pick-up begins
• 9:15 am – Runners / walkers start
• 10:15 am – Bicylists / rollerbladers start
(bikes line up first, followed by rollerbladers)
• 11:15 am – Youth dash (for kids 6 & under)
• All children will receive ribbon at finish line
• Awards for top 3 male and female overall runners
• Clock at finish, no official results
The 5K is for all abilities, done at your own pace.
Inclement weather - the festival and youth dash will move to
the gym. 5K will go on as scheduled. Weather Hotline for day
of event updates (651) 675-5511.
Schedule of Events - Activities 9 am – Noon
• Create your own family banner at the art station to
carry on the 5K walk
• Musical entertainment
• Family games, jumpers and play stations
• Kid’s bike rodeo & helmet fittings
(bring your own bike)
• Low-cost bike helmets for sale (while supplies last)
• Free healthy fruits, snacks and beverages
• Prize drawings throughout the event
• Fitness & exercise try-it stations
• Free health screenings and information
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
KELLY PARK SPLASH PAD
Splish, Splash just like a fish! Kelly Park Splash Pad will be opening in the park late May to Early June! (Weather permitting) This will be an exciting adventure for kids of all ages. March has been exceedingly warm – yet there could still be some freezing yet to come our way which could damage the water pipes and the splash pad. For more information about the splash pad call Apple Valley Parks and Recreation at the city office phone number: (952) 953-2500.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Coffee With A Cop
Have you ever wanted to know the difference between a DUI and DWI? How about the exact speed limit a person can drive over before obtaining a speeding ticket? You can! Rosemount’s Community Spirit continues this year with "Coffee with a Cop" that is hosted by the Rosemount Police Department. People of the community who have any questions or concerns can visit coffee shops around Rosemount and have a cup of coffee along with a nice friendly chat with a local police officer. People can learn about daily life behind the badge as well. The "Coffee with a Cop" series begins Thursday, April 26th at 8:30am. The location schedule is as follows:
First Thursday of the month: Morning Glory's
Second Thursday: StarbucksThird Thursday: Caribou
Fourth Thursday: Suzie's Kitchen
Got Questions? Contact the Rosemount Police Department at 651-423-4491
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