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The award recognizes student-athletes who demonstrate “exceptional sportsmanship, team commitment, athletic ability and leadership during the state high school tournaments,” according to a release from Wells Fargo.
Patch will provide regular roundups of recent college graduates and recipients of academic honors.
The plates themselves give a “heads up” to law enforcement officials to watch those vehicles more closely because they know that someone in the family has a history with DWI.
The Oakdale Fire Department provides residents with its list of calls for service each week.
The annual event is aimed at promoting anti-crime initiatives and strengthening ties between citizens and public safety.
“I think there are a lot more kids out there that could play and have this experience that’s pretty incredible,” said Reed Smidt, Woodbury recreation specialist.
The crash happened a little before 5 p.m. Wednesday, June 19.
Patch caught up with the former Oakdale mayor, whose name accompanies the annual Summerfest parade, at Walton Park as preparations for the annual festival were underway.
After seven years at its previous location, the liquor store is in a new spot in Woodbury.
Get the lowdown on all the events and activities, which kick off Thursday, June 20, at Walton Park in Oakdale.
An open house is scheduled for Saturday, June 22.
The pilot died in the crash; no one was at home at the time of the Wednesday, June 19, incident.
Now, Kee Thao, 29, of North St. Paul, faces a felony theft charge for allegedly stealing tires from a Woodbury resident’s 2001 Chevy S10.
City officials have also been told that the produce vendors are a few weeks behind with their products.
The Woodbury City Council in mid-May went over future plans for city parks.
The crash occurred at about 9:40 p.m. Monday, June 17.
