2010 Woodbury Days in photos
The weather was sunny and spirits were high all weekend at Ojibway Park during the 32nd annual Woodbury Days celebration.
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The Woodbury Bulletin found some locals that help make the state fair what it is, from food, to animals, to entertainment.
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The Woodbury Days medallion was found on the seventh day of the hunt after five clues were revealed. Here are the explanations for each clue.
Labor Day event coming to Afton's Town Square Park
The Afton City Council approved the Afton Historical Society’s request to hold a fundraiser on Labor Day in Town Square Park.
RELATED CONTENTLocal dancers jig at St. Paul Irish Fair
A group of six Woodbury students, who attend St. Ambrose Catholic School, have tapped into their Irish heritage by studying Irish dance at the Rince na Chroi Irish Dance School in St. Paul.
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One of the many attributes of Wisconsin’s Thomas R. Smith that attracts me to his poetry is his reverence for past writers, some of them almost forgotten, like John Clare (1793-1864), who was probably driven mad by England’s Enclosure Act of 1809.
RELATED CONTENTLittle Miss Woodbury to be crowned Aug. 30
Eight candidates will vie for the title of Little Miss Woodbury 2010-2011 during the Woodbury Royal Ambassadors coronation 7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 30 at King of Kings Lutheran Church.
RELATED CONTENTA night out at the Vali-Hi Drive-In Theatre
You are running out of time if you haven’t headed over to the Vali-Hi Drive-In Theatre to watch a movie under the stars, as the season is quickly coming to a close.
RELATED CONTENTLookout Ridge may be in line for a new look
Woodbury’s public indoor playground may be due for a renovation – that is, if city officials decide to keep the facility.
RELATED CONTENTResidents hold their own neighborhood olympics
The 2010 Winter Olympics in Canada are nothing but a distant memory, but the 2010 Sandstone Olympics are still fresh in the minds of its athletes.
RELATED CONTENTFun in the sun for everyone
Ben Heise, of Eagan, Ellie Hinke, of Woodbury and Deanna Heise, of Eagan, spent a sunny afternoon at Carver Lake Beach, on Aug. 23, playing in the sand.
RELATED CONTENTBook Report: A triple treat this week
Here are two good reads to take on your last trip to the cabin up north.
RELATED CONTENTStonecrest residents were giddy to meet former Vice President Mondale 
When former Vice President Walter Mondale showed up at Woodbury’s Stonecrest Senior Living Center, MaryAnn Cook was ready with a story for him.
RELATED CONTENTEnjoying the natural outdoors
Local girl scouts build natural play area to receive Gold Award.
RELATED CONTENTWoodbury woman records birthdays, smiles
Delia Setzer, 99, continues to help children smile across globe.
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