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Fun in both
seasons
The North St. Paul
Fire Department fire
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youngsters cooling
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What's inside
Maplewood City Information ............. 15
Events
North St. Paul City Infomration ........ 15
History Cruze Car Show .................. 20
Local Features
"Light It Up" Fireworks...................... 20
History Cruze in North St. Paul.........2
Ramsey County Fair ........................... 20
Taking in nature at Fish Creek ...........3
Critter's Memorial Ride & Concert ....
Maplewood Mall notes 40 years.........5
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Schools
Fall Round-Up Parade ........................ 20
District 622 .......................................... 16
Tour de North St. Paul 5K ............... 21
District 623 .......................................... 18
North St. Paul Firefighter's Booya .. 21
Private / Parochial Schools................ 18
Entertainment
Parks and more
Movies on the cheap .......................... 14
Maplewood park facilities grid ......... 10
Fun and educational............................ 22
North St. Paul park facilities grid .... 11
Explore the indoors ........................... 24
Silver Lake Park ......................................8
Outdoor adventure ............................ 26
Casey Lake Park .....................................8
Golf ........................................................ 27
Battle Creek Regional Park .............. 12
Dining Guide .......................................... 28
Battle Creek Off-Leash Dog Park ... 12
Places of Worship ................................. 30
Maplewood Nature Center .............. 13
Advertisers Index .................................. 32
Lake Phalen Regional Park ................ 13
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Cruzin' in North St. Paul
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The North St. Paul History Cruze draws a crowd weekly to downtown on Friday nights.
Savor the scene

From its beginnings in the 1990s as a
feature of a summer celebration, with
only a handful of cars on display, the
History Cruze Car show has become a
summer tradition in North St. Paul,
and helped to put the town on the
map for a whole new generation.
Back in 1994, then-Mac's Dinette
owner John Pontrelli told a Review
reporter that he'd come up with a
new idea for the city's "Crazy Days"
celebration: a classic car show.
The clincher: he wasn't just
envisioning a once-a-summer event;
Pontrelli wanted to see it as a weekly,
seasonal draw. Thanks to the zeal
of car enthusiasts, both owners and
spectators, he predicted a time when
East Seventh Avenue would be filled with
gleaming cars and giddy spectators on a
regular basis all summer. Boosters would
organize it, and folks would travel from
all over to see it.
"Hold it, and they will come," was
Pontrelli's philosophy.
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And they did. North St. Paul's Fridaynight car show, cruising toward its silver
anniversary, regularly packs out all the
"show" parking spots along main streets
and adjacent lots, and families come from

all over to stroll the main drag.
The show can attract anywhere from 700
vehicles to, on a balmy night, 1,800.
Along the way, the History Cruze group
organized into a nonprofit and added
even more to the show: food, beverage,
collectibles and crafts vendors, a rotating

list of bands and special events from
police K-9 demonstrations to visits from
the Vikings cheerleaders.
The success of a huge weekly car
show in the middle of the city didn't
come without some growing pains.
Neighbors complained about noise
and the loss of street parking, and
the city council has limited the hours
the show can operate and charges for
police presence. But the cars, from
elderly 1900s models to, now, mid'70s "classics," keep rolling in.
And so do the people, from the
guys who remember hot-rodding
their dad's old Model Ts to tots just
the right height to see their reflections in those shiny hubcaps.
The car show is held Friday nights from
June through mid-September.
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Taking in nature
Spring, fall, summer or winter, the Fish Creek property offers a nature getaway and gorgeous views.
Maplewood boasts a new, yet ages-old, attraction. Over

the last decades, the city, Ramsey County and the
Ramsey-Washington District Watershed have worked
to secure undeveloped land along Fish Creek to help
complete a greenway from Carver Lake in Woodbury to
the Mississippi River in St. Paul.
The county owns 142 acres, and the city's effort
culminated in its purchase of 70 acres in December,
2013.
By getting contiguous properties -- through a long
process of fundraising planners have preserved not
only wildlife corridors but a variety of typical Minnesota
environments: oak woodland, grassy bluffs, wetlands and
the creek itself, which grows from a trickle to the flow
that has etched out small "canyons" in rock at its St. Paul
end.
Eventual plans are for paved trails, rustic trails and
scenic overlooks that will bring people in but keep the
area a natural site. Birders find migratory birds and
nesting warblers in the woodlands, wild turkeys and
hawks patrolling the fields and woodpeckers working
on trees in the area. Annual wildflower walks introduce
people to woodland and prairie flowers as well as routes
through the property. And for those who think they have
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to drive for hours to get "out of the city," the peaceful

setting is a welcome oasis.
Maplewood's portion of the site offers onstreet parking
in the area near the bluff view over the Mississippi valley,
on Carver Avenue and Henry Lane. Visitors are asked to
remember regular city park policies, such as keeping dogs
on leash.
Ramsey County's portion is accessible from Point
Douglas Road off Carver Avenue Park. Hikers can
follow the creek and adjoining trails as it winds under
Point Douglas Road.
A radical remodel
discount stores that seem to be

drawn by its gravitational pull.
On the other: the century-old
Bruentrup farmhouse, barn and
outbuildings, which used to look
across the avenue onto fields, a
small woods and a pond.
On Jan. 23, 1968 the fledgling
city of Maplewood had only been
incorporated in 1957 plans
were announced to build an
$8 million, 125-acre shopping
area in Maplewood, near the
newly constructed Interstate 694.
Though residents thought of the
area as farmland, and used to take
Sunday drives around the parklike property, new housing and
businesses were coming in, and
Farming or commerce?
The contrast between northern Maplewood didn't want to lose
Maplewood's early-20th-century the vast acreage or the cachet of
and more recent identities could, having its own mall.
until a few years ago, be seen from Maplewood Mall celebrated its
one spot on White Bear Avenue grand opening July 31, 1974, and
began drawing shoppers from as
near Lydia Avenue.
On one side: the huge mall and far away as Stillwater and western
its constellation of bank branches,
see Remodel on page 6
restaurants, specialty shops and
The indooor mall was hailed in the
1960s as the new "town square,"
where people would shop, eat, do
business and congregate, as they'd
done on main streets and village
greens for centuries.
Planners gradually realized that
malls wouldn't replace all those
functions, and some such as
Apache Plaza in St. Anthony
Village which were obviously
built with capacious interiors to
house lingering crowds have been
razed.
But Maplewood Mall, which
marked its 40th anniversary in
fall 2014 with gala back-to-school
events, is still going strong.
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This aerial photo shows Maplewood Mall in 1978, at the lower right corner, with few of the businesses that have sprung
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Remodel/Mall changed city's look, appeal

continued from page 5
Wisconsin, says Pete Boulay of the Maplewood Area

Historical Society.
Many locals initially opposed the mall's construction, Boulay says, fearing the rural area around White
Bear Avenue would become commercialized. As
anyone who drives down White Bear Avenue today
can see, that's what happened.
What was once a quiet rural area is now a thriving
commercial district.
"People are always quick to point out that Maplewood
Mall is no Rosedale Mall," Boulay says. "Well it
never was. In reality, the Maplewood Mall became a
bigger thing with an active and evolving commercial
area around it."
"Evolving" meant, for the Bruentrup farm, moving
the home, barn and outbuildings to County Road
D. Their former site now houses Michaels and Half
Price Books.
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The plan: continued change

In its 40 years, the mall has seen former anchors
like Woolworths and Walgreens come and go. Baskin
Robbins and Sbarro (with its two-for-a-quarter video
arcade) once packed people in, while other stores
such as Sears, Claire's and Spencer's Gifts have withstood the test of time.
The yellow and orange dcor of the 1970s was
replaced with white plaster and palm trees during the
1988 renovation. That renovation expanded the mall
to 718,000 square feet, adding 40 new stores, and
moved the food court to the west wing.
Now, at 926,000 square feet with more than 130
stores, the mall has a long-term, big-vision plan that
began in 2002 when it was purchased by the Simon
Property Group.
Major renovations from 2011 to 2012 included,
outside, reconstructed entrances and additional landscaping, while interior changes included a redesigned
food court and new

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flooring with a comenvisioned leaving
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tiles and carpeted
for Simon marketing
paths. Restrooms and
and business director
common areas were
Timothy Pothen and
remodeled and energymall manager Jennifer
efficient lighting was
Lewis as the two gather
installed throughout.
feedback and consider
While fashion styles,
the mall's next moves.
decorating trends and
But Pothen still gets
shopping habits have
to hear compliments
changed over the
in person, too. "My
years, one thing hasn't
favorite part is when
I get to hear those
kids' attraction to the
shoppers who shopped
mall's double-decker The carousel attracts fans of all ages in its place of honor at
Maplewood
Mall.
here years and years
Venetian carousel. It
opening never imagined a day
ago ... and they come
was handcrafted in Italy
and assembled inside the mall in when there wouldn't be a Powers, in and they're wowed by how good
1998, and thousands of children a Dayton's or a Woolworth's there the property looks," he says.
and their parents have taken a spin or when the mall would host
"Asian fusion" restaurants, a "brow
on it over the years.
Certainly, the shoppers who studio," charging stations for cell
crowded the mall at its 1974 phones and free wi-fi.
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Jumping off inflatables - in every conceivable way - was a highlight of a recent Silver Lake Splash.
Take it outside
Recreation in
North St. Paul
The city of North St. Paul combines

suburban serenity with small-town
charm.
A stroll down historic main
street - East Seventh Avenue is
a delightful way to spend a sunny
afternoon, but one can also take
advantage of the sunny weather to
explore the city's many parks and
lakes.
North St. Paul has 10 parks with
a variety of activities for all ages,
two lakes with picnic-perfect
pavilions and an environmental
learning center.
For more information about
North St. Paul city parks visit
www.ci.north-saint-paul.mn.us.
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Silver Lake Park

19th Avenue and Lake Avenue
Tucked away in a cozy spot on
the area where North St. Paul was
first established, Silver Lake Park
provides a great escape for a summer day or a winter afternoon.
With a beach watched over by
lifeguards, playground equipment
for the children's entertainment
and other outdoor fun, Silver Lake
Park is the perfect place to relax
on a summer day. There are also
tennis courts, picnic areas, and a
fishing pier. In the winter months,
ice fishing shacks dot the lake
and the North St. Paul Lions Club
hosts its annual fishing contest
there.
Casey Lake Park

17th Avenue (between
McKnight & White Bear Ave.)
Situated on the corner of Casey
Lake, the 33-acre Casey Lake Park
is the largest in North St. Paul.
The park sports a hockey rink,
volleyball court, baseball fields,
walking trails, picnic tables and
grills and a park building and
open-air shelter (which are available for rent for events). The park
also has swing sets and two playgrounds for older kids, and the new
Janie's Playground for toddlers.
The playground is dedicated to the
memory of Janie Zahradka, whose
parents spearheaded the effort to
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Neighborhood Park
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Gloster
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Harvest
1141 Frost
1685 Gervais
2568 Geranium
1839 Frank
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Trail loops
Picnic
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Hazelwood
Youth Athletic Park and

Neighborhood Park
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Hillside
Neighborhood Park
11
Joy
Community Park
44
Kohlman
Neighborhood Park
Lions
Neighborhood Park
Mailand
Mini Park
Maplewood Hts
Neighborhood Park
Maplecrest
Neighborhood Park/Mini Park
Nebraska
Mini Park
Playcrest
Neighborhood Park
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Pleasantview
Neighborhood Park
14
Robinhood
Neighborhood Park
Sherwood
Neighborhood Park
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Sterling Oaks
Neighborhood Park
Sunset Ridge
Neighborhood Park
Timber
Mini Park
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Vista Hills
Neighborhood Park
14
Wakefield
Community Park
41
Western Hills
Neighborhood Park
2561 Barclay
1663 Co. Road C

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2615 Joy Rd
1000 Co. Rd. C
618 Farrell
2367 Teakwood Dr
2078 Beam
2101 Arcade St
2332 Nebraska Av
2390 Lydia
1100 Marnie
2039 Manton
2237 Kennard St
1440 Sterling St. N
3020 Frank St
2133 Atlantic
2480 Mailand
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Ball fields and

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Hockey rink
Childrens play
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Neighborhood Park
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Warming house
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Winter skating
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Picnic open-air /
shelter
Size in Acres
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Classification
Name
MAPLEWOOD PARK FACILITIES
Boat Launch
Open
Play area
Open
Play area
Trail loops
Swinging
Bench
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Internal Loop
Internal Trail
Internal Trail
Gateway
Trail Acc.
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Sand Vball &

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Walking
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Hockey
Rinks
Tennis
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Baseball
Volleyball
Swing set
Basketball
Playground
Football
Rest rooms
Grills &
Picnic
Tables
Building
Rental
Kitchen
Open-Air
Shelter
Rental
Pavilions
Water
Acres
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Casey Lake Park

17th Avenue
(btwn McKnight & White Bear Ave)
Colby Hills Park

7th & Belmont
Dorothy Park
Lake & Poplar
Hause Park
4th & Charles
McKnight Field
3rd St & 10th Ave
Northwood Park
1st & Northwood Dr
Polar Park
Shawnee & 2nd St
Silver Lake Park

19th & Lake
Southwood Park
Holloway & Parkway Dr
Tower Park
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The Keller Lake Trail and Boardwalk Project, begun in 2013, recently opened to the public. Beginning at the Hwy 61
bridge over Keller Creek, it runs up to and under the Highway 36 bridge, connecting to the trailhead on the east side of
Spoon Lake.
deer, red fox and raccoons.

With a mix of summer and winter
activities, Battle Creek provides
entertainment for all ages, including biking, hiking, inline skating
and cross country viewing. It also
boasts Waterworks (a fun outdoor
water park), extensive playground
equipment, a large picnic ground
and a dog park.
Recreation
build the toddler playground after

Janie passed away in 2013 at the
age of 18 months. More than 500
volunteers came together to build
the playground in June of 2014.
Recreation in
Maplewood
Maplewood's park system offers

a wide array of opportunities
to enhance the body and mind,
with more than 30 parks, five
lakes for fishing and fun, and a
nature center with a wealth of
educational programs, interactive
exhibits and hiking trails.
Playgrounds, picnic tables and
grills, ball fields, woodland and
shoreline trails and more afford
residents and visitors an abundance
of opportunities to get outside
and enjoy the natural beauty of
Maplewood.
For more information about
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Alexa Carlson enjoys riding the horse on an

outing to North St. Paul's Janie's Playground
with her grandparents.
Battle Creek Regional Park

2300 Upper Afton Road
Maplewood
Located between McKnight
Road and Century Avenue just
south of Interstate 94, Battle
Creek Regional Park is the perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts
to observe nature and relax in
a quiet woodland area. The 750
acres of oak woods, meadows,
creeks and prairie are home to a
variety of wildlife, such as woodland warblers, great-horned owls,
pileated woodpeckers, white-tailed
Battle Creek Off-Leash Dog

Park
Access available from parking
lots at 2350 Upper Afton Road
and 2357 Lower Afton Road
Battle Creek Off-Leash Dog Park
is a spacious, fenced-in, 35-acre
area where dog lovers can let their
pets roam free.
The dog park has miles of wooded
trails, two small ponds and one
larger swimming pond that is
fenced off, three entrance gates,
two doggie playgrounds and plenty
of friendly people.
Admission to the park is free, but
donations are welcome.
Exploring the frozen pond by snowshoe is a popular winter adventure at the Maplewood Nature Center.
Maplewood Nature Center

2659 E. Seventh St.
volunteers lead a host of seasonal

programs for visitors of all ages.
Visitor amenities also include a
trail kiosk, picnic area and nature
play yard, and visitors can enjoy
hiking, snowshoeing, exploring the rain gardens and learning
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The 494-acre park is one of

Minnesota's most popular urban
fishing destinations, stocked with
walleyes and tiger muskies on a
regular basis. Boat rentals and
a full swimming beach make it
easy to appreciate Lake Phalen's
beauty.
A trail around the lake is perfect for
biking, walking or skating. Other
amenities include an 18-hole golf
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2150 Radio Drive
Woodbury, MN 55125
651-275-8650
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Movies on the cheap
With weekend ticket prices topping $10

at some theaters, going to the movies can
be expensive.
But a night at the movies doesn't have
to break the bank. It's just about knowing
where and when to go.
For more tips on saving money at the
movies, check out the deals at these great
local theaters.
Vali-Hi Drive-In
11260 Hudson Blvd. N.
Off of East 94 and Manning Avenue
651-436-7464
Vali-Hi Drive-In in Lake Elmo is the
only drive-in theater in the Twin Cities
area. The open-air theater shows three
modern flicks every night all summer
long, starting at dusk. Admission is $8.50
per person for adults (age 13 and older),
$1 for children ages 6-12 and free for kids
under 5.
Best of all, you can bring your own
snacks (though Vali-Hi does sell its own,
including $1 hot dogs). A caveat: Credit
cards are not accepted, but there is an
ATM onsite. For the current movie lineup
and other details visit www.valihi.com.
Marcus Oakdale Cinema
5677 Hadley Ave N., Oakdale 55128
651-770-4994
Extensive renovations to the Marcus
Cinema in the past year have made this
movie house better than ever. Reserved
seating and new Dream Lounger reclining seats reinvent the theater-going experience, and with $5 tickets packing the
place all day long on Tuesdays, you'll be
glad for your reserved seat at this first-run
multiplex.
Avoid online ticketing surcharges by
joining the free Marcus Movie Rewards
program and get free popcorn on Tuesdays
(plus other deals).
Still undergoing renovations, the Marcus
Cinema's in-theater dining experience is
coming soon, and when it does, it will
give a whole new meaning to dinner and
a movie. For showtimes and ticket prices
visit marcustheatres.com.
Carmike Oakdale Stadium 20
1188 Helmo Ave. N., Oakdale 55128
651-714-4800
The Carmike Oakdale theater is a staple
in the community for first-run movies.
Tickets are $10.50 for adults, $7 for kids
on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights
(after 5:30 p.m.), so a matinee ($7 for
adults and kids) or a weekday show
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The Plaza Theater, with an interior renovation as well as a new logo and signs,
reopened after Woodland Hills took over its operation. A mural featuring stars
of the silver screen decorates the lobby.
Plaza Theater
1847 Larpenteur Ave. E., Maplewood
651-287-2700
Local theaters like the Plaza offer
great deals for moviegoers who are
willing to wait a month or two after a
film opens to see it.
The Plaza is a two-screen, secondrun theater that airs movies that have
already been out for a while at other
theaters.
The best part of the Plaza is the price:
tickets are $2 most days of the week,
and only $1 on Tuesdays.
The Plaza is a bargain, but don't worry
about it being a dive. The theater's inte($6.25 all day for adults and kids) might
be your best bet.
Save even more by going to a show
between 4-5:30 p.m. and pay the super
bargain price of $5.75. The theater also
has 3-D, special showings and midnight
premieres. Theater devotees can join the
Carmike Rewards Program to earn points
from their purchases to put toward free
concession items and movie tickets. For
current showtimes visit www.carmike.
com/showtimes/city/oakdale/mn.
White Bear Township 17 Theatre
1180 County Road J, St. Paul 55110
651-777-3456
The White Bear Township 17 Theatre, a
Muller Family theater, offers some of the
cheapest seats and treats around town for
rior was recently renovated and it has

new digital projectors, which replaced
its outdated 35 mm film reels.
Woodland Hills Church, which sits
adjacent to the Plaza and has owned the
theater building for 13 years, renovated
the Plaza after the congregation took
over management of it in November
2013.
Despite its church ownership, the
Plaza runs the same selection of movies as other theaters, from kids' flicks to
R-rated films.
For more information, including current showtimes, call 651-287-2700 or
visit www.theplazatheater.com.
first-run films.
Tickets are regularly $7.50 for adults
(age 12 and older), $5.50 children (2-11),
$5.50 for seniors (65 and older), but matinee tickets before 5:30 p.m. for adults are
$5.50.
Thrifty moviegoers can purchase saver
tickets in blocks of 50 at $6.50 each,
which carry no expiration date. The
theater also hosts Thursday evening and
midnight movie premieres, and, during
the summer, the free Summer Movie
Series offers a variety of entertainment
for children of all ages every Wednesday
at 10 a.m. 3-D is available for many
shows at an additional charge.
For current showtimes visit www.
mullerfamilytheatres.com.
Maplewood
City Information
North St. Paul

City Information
The Maplewood City Council meets on the second and

fourth Mondays of each month in Maplewood City Hall
council chambers at 7 p.m.
The North St. Paul City Council meets on the first and third
Tuesdays of each month in North St. Paul City Hall council
chambers on the second floor of City Hall at 6:30 p.m.
Maplewood City Hall

1830 E. County Road B
Maplewood, MN 55109
Phone: 651-249-2000
www.ci.maplewood.mn.us
North St. Paul City Hall

2400 Margaret St.
Phone: 651-747-2400
www.ci.north-saint-paul.mn.us
The city of Maplewood operates under the councilmanager plan. All legislative power is vested in the elected,
part-time city council under this form of government. The
council consists of a mayor and four council members
who are elected at large for four-year staggered terms.
The council adopts policies and ordinances and appoints
a professional, full-time city manager to carry them out.
The city manager is solely responsible for the administration of city business and may delegate authority to
promote efficient use of staff time.
The city of North St. Paul is governed by the councilmanager "Plan B" form of government. Under this plan,
all legislative and policy making powers are vested in
the council consisting of a mayor, elected for a four-year
term, and four council members, elected for four-year
terms. These officers are elected at large, and any qualified
voter residing in the city is eligible to hold office.
The council adopts policies and ordinances and appoints
a professional, full-time city manager to carry them out.
The city manager is solely responsible for the administration of city business and may delegate authority to
promote efficient use of staff time.
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DISTRICT 622
Area Schools
District
622 Education Center

651-748-7622
2520 E. 12th Ave.,
www.isd622.org
The District 622 School Board conducts one
meeting per month at the District Education Center.
Meeting agendas are posted online at www.isd622.
org. Meetings begin at 7 p.m.
Elementary Schools
Carver Elementary School . . . . . . 651-702-8200

2680 Upper Afton Road, Maplewood, MN 55119
Principal: Isis Buchanan
School hours: 9:15 a.m.-3:45 p.m
Castle Elementary School . . . . . . 651-748-6700

6675 50th St. N., Oakdale, MN 55128
Principal: Bridget Bruner
School hours: 8:45 a.m.-3:15 p.m.
Cowern Elementary School . . . . 651-748-6800

2131 N. Margaret St., North St. Paul, MN 55109
Principal: Sonya Czerepak
Eagle Point Elementary School . 651-702-8300
7850 15th St. N., Oakdale, MN 55128

Principal: Shawn Bromeland
Elementary Schools
L.C. Webster Elementary School . 651-748-7100
2170 E. Seventh Ave., North St. Paul, MN 55109
Principal: Mona Perkins
Oakdale Elementary School . . . . 651-702-8500
821 Glenbrook Ave N., Oakdale, MN 55128

Principal: Tracy Buhl
Richardson Elementary School . 651-748-6900

2615 N. First St., North St. Paul, MN 55109
Principal: Jenna Peters
Skyview Elementary School . . . . 651-702-8100

1100 Heron Ave. N., Oakdale, MN 55218
Principal: Travis Barringer
Clifford the Dog made a special appearance at a District

622 ECFE Open House.
Elementary Schools
Weaver Elementary School . . . . . 651-748-7000
2135 Birmingham St., Maplewood, MN 55109

Principal: Pangjua Xiong
Middle Schools
John Glenn Middle School . . . . . . 651-748-6300
1560 E. County Road B., Maplewood, MN 55109

Principal: Jill Miklausich
Maplewood Middle School . . . . . . 651-748-6500

2410 Holloway Ave., Maplewood, MN 55109
Principal: Kevin Wolff
Middle Schools
Skyview Middle School . . . . . . . . 651-702-8000
1100 Heron Ave. N., Oakdale, MN 55128
Principal: Joe Slavin
High Schools
North High School . . . . . . . . . . . . 651-748-6000
2416 E. 11th Ave. , North St. Paul, MN 55109
Principal: Greg Nelson
Tartan High School . . . . . . . . . . . 651-702-8600

828 N. Greenway Ave., Oakdale, MN 55128
Principal: Adam Ehrmantraut
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The American Legion 39ers baseball team calls North St. Paul's Kuenkel Field home. The team fields standouts from a
number of area high school teams.
DISTRICT 623
Roseville Area School District 623 . . . 651-635-1600 . . . 1251 County Road B2 W., Roseville, MN 55113
www.isd623.org
Roseville Area School District serves Falcon Heights, Lauderdale, most of Roseville and a western section
of Maplewood.
District 623 Schools
Edgerton Elementary School

651-772-2565
1929 Edgerton St.
Maplewood, MN 55117
Roseville Area Middle School

651-482-5280
15 E. County Road B2
Little Canada, MN 55117
Roseville Area High School

651-635-1660
1240 W. County Road B2
Roseville, MN 55113
Area Private / Parochial Schools

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Lutheran School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 651-777-5771
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Blessed Virgin Mary School . . . . 651-777-5877
Gethsemane School . . . . . . . . . . . 651-739-7540
St. Jerome Elementary School . . . 651-771-8494
Hill-Murray School . . . . . . . . . . . 651-777-1376
St. Peter Catholic School . . . . . . 651-777-3091
Mounds Park Academy . . . . . . . . 651-777-2555
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2475 E. 17th Avenue

2410 E. Stillwater Road
Maplewood, MN 55119
2625 E. Larpenteur Avenue

Maplewood, MN 55109
2051 E. Larpenteur Avenue
Maplewood, MN 55109
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1695 Kennard Street

Maplewood, MN 55109
384 E. Roselawn Avenue

Maplewood, MN 55117
2620 N. Margaret Street

6133 N. 15th Street

Oakdale, MN 55128
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The inflatable slides and bounces are a hit at Maplewood's Fourth of July festivities.
Mark your calendar

History Cruze Car Show
community together for five days of summer fun!

When: 6-10 p.m. Fridays, June through early September Fair highlights include a talent show, fireworks
Where: East Seventh Avenue between First and display, tractor pull and much more. Best of all,
admission is free!
Charles Streets in downtown North St. Paul
Critter's Memorial Ride and Concert
Details: Step back in time and enjoy colorful
vintage cars, oldie rock music, an assortment of food When: Third Saturday in July
vendors and more in historic downtown North St. Where: Neumann's Bar, 2531 E. Seventh Ave.,
Paul. For information on becoming a 'Yellow Shirt' North St. Paul
volunteer, contact Paul at 651-210-9645.
Details: The annual memorial motorcycle ride in
memory of North St. Paul police officer Richard

Crittenden, Sr. begins at Neumann's Bar in the
morning and concludes at Moe's in Mounds View in
When: 4-10 p.m. on July Fourth
the late afternoon. A concert at Moe's follows the ride.
Where: Hazelwood Park, 1663 County Road C, Crittenden was shot and killed while investigating a
Maplewood
domestic disturbance call in 2009. All proceeds go
Details: Enjoy live music, food vendors, adult to the North St. Paul Law Enforcement Association.
beverages and fireworks as Maplewood celebrates
Fall Round-Up Parade
the Fourth of July in style!
"Light it Up"
Independence Day Fireworks
Ramsey County Fair

When: Second week of July
Where: 2020 White Bear Avenue, Maplewood
Details: The Ramsey County Fair has been a family tradition since 1913, bringing all ages of the
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When: 7 p.m. on the second or third Thursday in

September
Where: Downtown North St. Paul along East
Seventh Avenue
Details: Parade participants provide live
entertainment as they march through downtown
North St. Paul. Food vendors will

be available throughout the night,
so spectators can roundup their
lawn chairs (and their neighbors),
grab some grub and get ready for
a good night out.
Tour de North St. Paul 5K
When: 10 a.m. second or third
Saturday in September
Where: Route winds through
North St. Paul
Details: Every 4 minutes a person
is diagnosed with blood cancer. In
the Tour de North St. Paul, participants
walk, run or bike in memory of
former mayor Bill Sandberg who
died of acute myeloid leukemia in
2008. Proceeds go to the Leukemia
and Lymphoma Society.
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new kiddie rides at the Ramsey County Fair.
North St. Paul

Firefighters' Booya
award-winning booya! This event

is a great opportunity to meet and
When: Last Saturday in September get to know the individuals who
serve and help protect North St.
Where: Casey Lake Park
Details: North St. Paul firefighters Paul.
are always eager to dish up their
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The Como Zoo Conservatory has many colorful flower shows throughout the year.
In North St. Paul and Maplewood, you

don't have to go very far to have a good
time! The two suburban communities
offer a wide range of opportunities to stay
busy both indoors and out all year long.
Whether you're looking to spend a night
on the town, an inexpensive day out with
the family or a rainy (or snowy) day
inside, you won't be lacking things to do
in the North St. Paul-Maplewood area.
Fun and educational
Ramsey County Library North St. Paul

2300 North St. Paul Drive
651-724-6005
Ramsey County Library Maplewood
3025 Southlawn Drive
Maplewood, MN 55109
651-724-6003
Having fun isn't hard when you've got a
library card! The North St. Paul Library
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Out & About
and the Maplewood Library have everything to put boredom on the shelf: books,
CDs, movies, audio books, magazines
and more. They also have storytimes,
book clubs, summer reading activities,
public computers, free Wi-Fi and educational programs. For more information,
including the library catalog, electronic
resources and program calendar, visit
www.rclreads.org.
North St. Paul Library Hours: Monday,
Wednesday & Saturday: 10 a.m. to 5
p.m., Tuesday & Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m.;
Friday & Sunday: Closed.
Maplewood Library Hours: Monday Thursday: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday &
Saturday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday:
Noon to 5 p.m.
Maplewood Historical Society

(Bruentrup Heritage Farm)
2170 E. County Road D
Maplewood, MN 551109
651-748-8645
Get a glimpse of Maplewood's rural past
at the Bruentrup Heritage Farm, which is
operated by the Maplewood Historical
Society. The farm buildings, including a
large barn, house, granary and machine
shed, date back to the 1890s and sit next
to a prairie preserve.
The Maplewood Historical Society
offers events year-round for the
public to connect with the pioneer days.
A Halloween hoedown, holiday tea and
Johnny Appleseed Day are just some
of the activities presented at the living
history farm. For more information visit
www.maplewoodhistoricalsociety.org.
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Automotive
2617 Division St. N.
651-777-1701
Hwy 36 & Century Ave (120)
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Educational fun
North St. Paul

Historical Society Museum
2666 E. Seventh Ave.
651-779-6402
The North St. Paul Historical Society

Museum is chock-full of interesting items
of local significance, from records and
recollections of the town's 1887 founding
through today. Grab a historical society
brochure and head out on a self-guided
tour of historic spots in the community,
from Capt. Henry Castle's homesite to
the longstanding schools, churches and
businesses that have contributed so much
to local life.
The Society also presents monthly
lectures and presentations, from a look at
specific aspects of the area's past to firsthand recollections of historic worldwide
events. More information can be found
on the North St. Paul city website: www.
ci.north-saint-paul.mn.us.
Como Park Zoo and Conservatory
1225 Estabrook Drive
St. Paul, MN 55103
651-487-8201
Open every day of the year, Como Park
Zoo and Conservatory is without a doubt
one of the greatest places to spend a day,
with everything from wolves to big cats
to new gorilla and polar bear exhibits.
Exotic wildlife and adventure await all
who visit the zoo, which is free of charge.
Not to be outdone, the glass Marjorie
McNeely Conservatory provides a quiet,
reflective area for visitors to relax and
enjoy an astonishing variety of plant life
... and reclaim some of their body heat
in the winter. For more information visit
www.comozooconservatory.org.
After touring the zoo, check out the
Como Town Amusement Park and the
new Como Regional Park outdoor pool.
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The oldest members of the Men's and Women's Club and the Junior League Club
representatives had the honors of teeing off on the first hole of the renovated
Keller Golf Course in Maplewood in July.
Explore the indoors

Myth Live Event Center
3090 Southlawn Dr.
St Paul, MN 55109
651-779-6984
Located across the street from the
Maplewood Mall and a myriad of dining
options, the Myth Live Event Center is
a great place for a night out. Past year's
artists and bands include Prince, Foster
the People, Counting Crows, Three Days
Grace, Rise Against, Childish Gambino,
Lindsey Stirling and more. Expect to
arrive early lines for entry quickly fill
the parking lot but they'll be worth it
for the chance to see your favorite bands

and rock out with other fans. For the
upcoming lineup visit mythlive.com.
Sun Ray Lanes
2245 Hudson Rd.
St. Paul, MN 55119
651-735-3222
The 24-lanes at Sun Ray will set you
up to have a great time, if not the perfect game! Summer specials include allyou-can-bowl almost every weeknight
for $9.99 (with shoes), except Mondays
where all-you-can-bowl is only $5. A
highlight of Sun Ray Lanes is its Cosmic
Thunder Bowling every Friday and
Saturday night, which puts the whole
alley under black lights and turns on the

disco lights for a night of glow-n-bowl
fun! The bowling alley also has league
bowling all year long, so you can always
get your ten-pin fix. For more information
about open bowl hours and specials,
which change throughout the year, visit
www.sunraylanes.com.
Sky Zone
Indoor Trampoline Park
595 Hale Ave N
Oakdale, MN 55128
651-200-3383
Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park is fun
for all ages with an open jump area that
lets you literally bounce off the walls.
Trampoline dodge ball, an irresistible
foam pit with 10,000 foam cubes and
"sky slam" basketball hoops make this the
perfect party palace or stress buster, and
instructor-led workouts like SkyRobics
and SkyFitness will satisfy adults looking
for a fitness boost.
Sky Zone also has times set aside for
different age groups, including adults and
teens 16 and older, kids ages 10-15, and
toddlers. Walk-ins are welcome, and jump
times start every 15 to 30 minutes.
Know before you go: Each jumper must
sign a waiver, and children under 18 must
have it signed by a parent or legal guardian. For more information, including hours
and rates, visit www.skyzone.com/stpaul.
Maplewood Community Center

2100 N. White Bear Ave.
Maplewood, MN 55109
651-770-3848
Located next to City Hall, the Maplewood
Community Center is an ever-evolving
facility for those looking for new ways
to stay fit. In addition to the traditional
weight, cardio, swim, basketball and
racquetball areas, visitors can get fit by
enjoying any one of the 80 fitness classes
led by the staff every week.
Kids will love the leisure pool with an
interactive play area and waterslides. Also
available are a Subway restaurant, meeting rooms and performing arts center.
Daily rates are $8 for adults, $6 for
youth/seniors and $20 for families.
Annual memberships are also available.
More information about the Community
Center can be found on the Maplewood
City website: www.ci.maplewood.mn.us.
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Since 1987
Self Service &

Dry Cleaning
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651-770-0297
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Bare trees stand in silhouette during a spring sunset over Silver Lake in North St. Paul.
Indoor fun
without wheels, there's laser tag and free

outdoor mini-golf as well.
Check out the family fun matinees and
nights for games and contests, as well
as the adults only nights for a blast from
the past with music from the '70s, '80s
and '90s.
Roller skates and inline skates are
available for rent. For hours and pricing
visit www.saintsnorth.com.
Aldrich Arena
1850 N. White Bear Ave.
Maplewood, MN 55109
651-748-2510
Aldrich Arena is open to a variety of
events and activities. The arena seats
over 3,400 and with amenities like air
conditioning, public meeting rooms, a
PA system, ample parking and banquet
services, it can be tailored to fit most
every event need, ice-related or not. The
parking lot is full year-round, with local
farmers markets setting up shop there on
Wednesday mornings during the summer,
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Ramsey County Fair attendees packing

the lot in July and, of course, hockey fans
piling into the arena for high school hockey
games throughout the winter months.
More information can be found on the
Ramsey County parks and recreation
website: parks.co.ramsey.mn.us.
Polar Ice Arena
2444 E. Eleventh Ave.
651-773-7935
Polar Arena is located adjacent to North
High School and is open September
through May, with open skating available
during the months of September and
October. The arena is the home ice for the
North High School boys and girls hockey
teams, the North St. Paul Area Hockey
Association and the Maplewood Figure
Skating Club, so while the ice may be
short of miracles so far, it's never shy of
action. More information can be found at
www.isd622.org/polararena.
Goodrich Golf Dome

1815 N. Van Dyke St.
Maplewood, MN 55109
651- 777-0500
A heated indoor driving range makes
Goodrich Golf Dome the perfect place
to keep your golf game fresh even in the
off-season.
With a bucket of balls at $9 or a jumbo
bucket at $16 (including tax), it's a cheap
way to practice your drive, teach the kids
or blow off some steam.
If the weather permits, head over to the
outdoor, 18-hole mini-golf course to really
show off your skills. More information
can be found at www.goodrichgolfdome.
com.
Outdoor adventure
Pine Tree Apple Orchard
50 Apple Orchard Road
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
651-429-7202
Pine Tree Apple Orchard offers weekend entertainment throughout the fall,
from pony rides and wagon rides to a
corn maze and pick-your-own pumpkins.

The orchard store sells a large variety of
apples, homemade baked goods, caramel
apples, fresh cider, gifts and more.
Pine Tree also has pick-your-own strawberries, usually from mid-June to early
July, and during the apple season it has
fresh frozen strawberries for sale for
making jam, jelly and other frozen strawberry recipes. For more information visit
www.pinetreeappleorchard.com.
Battle Creek Waterworks
2401 Upper Afton Road
Maplewood MN, 55119
651-501-6340
Located in Battle Creek Regional Park,
Waterworks is a family-friendly water
park that all ages will enjoy. The park
features a shallow water pool with interactive water play equipment, a separate
activity pool with lily pad walk and swim
area and a three-story waterslide. Kids
will enjoy the hands-on sand play area,
while adults relax in the sun on the deck
and lawn areas.
Waterworks is open daily from 11
a.m. to 8 p.m. throughout the summer.
Admission is $7. More information can

be found on the Ramsey County parks
and recreation website: parks.co.ramsey.
mn.us.
course. For more information visit www.

aftonalps.com.
Afton Alps
6600 Peller Ave. S.
Hastings, MN 55033
651-436-5245
Spend a day on the green at any one of

these picturesque golf courses, where the
well-kept lawns will please even the most
serious golfer, and amenities like banquet
halls, patios, pools and more will delight
even the most golf-challenged members
the family.
Located in the St. Croix River Valley,

Afton Alps is one of the Twin Cities'
premier winter destinations.
During the winter months, the resort is
open for skiing, snowboarding and tubing, and the nearly 300 skiable acres, 50
trails, 18 lifts and four terrain parks will
prove to be a fun challenge for beginners,
experts and everyone in-between.
Afton Alps also offers skiing and snowboarding lessons for adults and kids.
Renovations in 2013 poured more than
$10 million into recreating the base area
facilities, adding a new terrain park and
building a state-of-the-art snowmaking
system that means better snow and a
longer season.
During the summer, Afton Alps keeps
visitors busy with its 18-hole golf
Golf
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Maplewood
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3200 McKnight Road N.
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601 Century Ave. S.
Maplewood
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Cherry Berry
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925 E County Rd. E Suite 105, Vadnais Heights
Jethros
651-528-6467
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2535 Hwy 10 NE, Mounds View 763-780-4444

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3140 Century Ave., Mahtomedi 651-770-2443

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1751 Suburban Ave,. St. Paul 651-256-2932
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2251 Larpenteur Ave E., Maplewood 651-777-6344

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1025 Helmo Ave. N, Oakdale 651-735-8600

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1845 E. Co Rd D, Maplewood 651-777-4500

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1951 Geneva Ave., Oakdale 651-738-9091

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Places of Worship
BAPTIST
CATHOLIC
Redeemer Baptist Church, NAB

2479 Geneva Avenue N. (Hwy. 120)
Oakdale 55128
651-777-2552
redeemernabc@juno.com
www.redeemerbaptist.org
Rev. Michael Lerud, Pastor
Josiah 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)
Woodland Hills Church

1740 Van Dyke Street
Maplewood 55109
651-487-0001
info@whchurch.org
www.whchurch.org
Greg Boyd, Senior Pastor
Saturday Service: 5 pm
Sunday Services: 9 & 11 am
Thursday Support Groups: 6 pm
Transfiguration
Catholic Church
Presentation of the Blessed
Virgin Mary Catholic Church
1725 Kennard Street
Maplewood 55109
651-777-8116
www.presentationofmary.org
Rev. Benny Mekkatt, Interim Pastor
Mass Times: Sat. 5 pm; Sun. 8:30 am &
10:30 am; Mon.-Thurs. 8 am; Fri. 8:45 am
Church of
St. Jerome
380 Roselawn
Avenue E.
Maplewood 55117
651-771-1209
Fr. Cletus Basekela, Pastor
www.stjerome-church.org
St. Jerome School - 651-771-8494
www.stjeromeschool.org
Saturday Mass: 4:30 pm
Sunday Masses: 8:30 & 10:30 am
Daily Mass: Mon. - Fri. 7:15 am, Sat. 8 am;
Wed. 9:45 am (school year)
Holy Days: 7:15 am & 5:30 pm
CATHOLIC
Guardian
Angels Catholic
Church
8260 4th Street N.
Oakdale 55128
651-738-2223
www.guardian-angels.org
Fr. Rodger Bauman, Pastor
Saturday Mass: 5 pm
Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9 & 11am
Church of St. Peter

2600 N. Margaret Street
North St. Paul 55109
651-777-8304
www.churchofstpeternsp.org
Fr. William Deziel, Pastor
6133 15th Street N.,

Oakdale 55128
651-738-2646
www.transfigurationmn.org
Rev. William Baer, Pastor
Transfiguration 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
Friday Mass: 12 pm
Reconciliation: Mon.-Fri. 7:30-7:55 am,
Sat. 8:30-9 am, 4-4:45 pm, Sun. 7:30-8:15 am
Adoration: Mon.-Sat. 7-8 am,
Wed. 9:45 am-10 pm, Fri. 8:45 am-4 pm,
Sun. 12 pm- 6 pm
CHURCH OF GOD
Calvary Worship
Center Church of
God
2567 14th Avenue E.
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 FREE CHURCH

OF AMERICA
Weekend Mass Schedule Year Round:
Sat. 4 pm; Sun. 8 am, 10:30 am & 6 pm

Daily Mass Schedule Year Round: 1st
Tues. of the Month Healing Mass: 7:30
pm; June - Aug.: Mon. - Sat. 8 am; Sept.
- May: Mon. - Thurs. 8 am, Fri. 9:30 am,
Sat. 8 am
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
September - May: Wed. 5:30 - 6 pm;
Year Round: Tues. 7:15 - 7:45 am;
Sat. 3 - 3:45 pm
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CATHOLIC
Rockpoint Church
Highway 36 - Keats & 59th
5825 Kelvin Avenue N.
Lake Elmo 55042
651-770-3172
www.rockpoint-church.com
info@rockpoint-church.com
Roy Fruits, Sr. Pastor
Saturday services: 5 pm
Sunday services: 9 & 10:45 am
Places of Worship
LUTHERAN
LUTHERAN
Christ
Evangelical
Lutheran
Church
Our
Redeemer
Lutheran
Church
2475 E. 17th Avenue

Church: 651-777-5771
School: 651-777-1450
www.christlutheran-wels.org
Rev. Joel Gawrisch
Rev. Matt Hennig
Rev. Jeff Mittelstadt
Worship: 8 & 10:30 am
Monday Evening Service: 7 pm
Hugo: Sunday Worship 9:30 am
1390 Larpenteur Avenue E.

St. Paul 55109
651-772-2445
www.orlcmn.org
Pastor Karsten Nelson
Sunday Worship: 8:45 & 11 am
Creation Stations Sunday School: 10 am
Holy Cross
Lutheran Church
6355 10th Street N.
Oakdale 55128
651-739-0643
www.holycrosslc.org
Anne Hokenstad, Interim Pastor
Worship: 8:30 & 10:30 am
METHODIST
Christ United
Methodist Church
2500 Hudson Place
Maplewood 55119
651-739-8875
Kitchen, Education Wing &
Fax: 651-730-6014
www.christumcmaplewood.org
Rev. Rachael Warner, Pastor
Worship (with nursery): 11:00 am
SALVATION ARMY
The Salvation Army

Lakewood Worship and
Community Center
Saint Marks
Evangelical Lutheran Church
2499 N. Helen Street
651-777-7451
stmarks@stmarks-nsp.org
www.stmarks-nsp.org
Pastor Steven Nelson
Pastor Ivy Huston
Sunday Worship: 8:45 & 10:15 am
Wednesday Worship: 6 pm
2080 Woodlynn Avenue

Maplewood 55109
651-779-9177
Adult Day Center 651-779-9858
Child Care 651-779-9177
Worship: Sundays 10:30 am
Character Building Programs:
Wednesdays 5 - 7pm
Ages 6 - adult
WESLEYAN METHODIST
METHODIST
Arlington Hills
United Methodist
Oak Hill Campus - Woodbury Church
Lutheran Church
759 E. County Road B
9050 60th Street N.
Stillwater 55082
651-770-3618
brotend@woodburylutheran.org
www.woodburylutheran.org
Pastor Derek Broten
Sunday Worship: 9:00 & 10:30 am
Education all ages: 9:15 am
Faith comes to life!
Lillie
Maplewood 55117
651-776-1547
www.arlingtonhillsumc.org
Carl Chip Nielsen III, Pastor
Worship: 10 am
Sunday School for Children
Oakdale Wesleyan Church

6477 10th Street N.
Oakdale 55128
651-739-2940
www.oakdalechurch.org
Sunday Worship: 10 am
Children, youth & adult programs
Wednesdays: 6:30 pm
Multi-generational & Multi-ethnic
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Advertisers Index
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Affordable Automotive............................. 3
Albert's Salon North...............................25
Anchor Bank.............................................19
Berwald Roofing......................................... 7
Boler Express Car Wash........................19
Bradley Plumbing........................................ 5
Ecumen-Lakeview Commons ..............15
Eye Care Centers...................................... 1
Furlongs Liquor........................................25
Garry Insurancecenter............................17
Guertin Drug Store................................... 5
Hansen / Stevens Law.............................19
Lillie Suburban Newspapers........... 19, 27
Mapleleaf Barbers.....................................25
Maplewood Bakery.................................... 5
Maplewood Toyota.............. Front Cover
Merit Chevrolet........ Inside Front Cover
Midwest Data, Inc....................................23
National Assoc. of Letter Carriers........ 9
North St. Paul Automotive....................23
Oakdale Optical Center.........................11
Platinum Bank..........................Back Cover
Polar Family Chiropractic......................23
Premier Banks............................................. 9
Sandberg Funeral & Cremation.............. 5
Sgt. Peppers................... 9 & Dining Guide
T.A. Schifsky & Sons, Inc.......................... 9
Thorsen, Breidinger & Novak, P.A......23
Tropiquatics..............................................25
Washington County Workforce..........13
Water Park of America..........................21
Western Bank..............Inside Back Cover
William R Baumeister Law Offices........ 5
Dining Guide . ...................... 28-29

Jethro's Char House
& Pub
Mick's Corner Caf
Olive Garden
Pizza Factory
Pizza Ranch
Sgt. Peppers
Places of Worship . ............ 30-31
Arlington Hills United Methodist Church

Calvary Worship Center Church of God
Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christ United Methodist Church
Church of St. Jerome
Church of St. Peter
Guardian Angels Catholic Church
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Oak Hill Campus - Woodbury Lutheran
Church
Oakdale Wesleyan Church
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Catholic Church
Redeemer Baptist Church, NAB
Rockpoint Church
Saint Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Salvation Army Lakewood Worship
& Community Center
Transfiguration Catholic Church
Woodland Hills Church
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