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Link: www.stacymn.org

City of Stacy & Township of Lent, Minnesota Lent Township First settled in 1870 and establish in 1875 was named in honor of Dr. Stacy B. Collins an early resident. The post office was established in 1873 and the village had a station on the St. Paul and Duluth railroad, it was incorporated as a village on April 13th 1923.Lent Township organized in 1872 was named in honor of Harvey Lent one of its first settlers who came in 1855.Welcome to the city of Stacy and the Township of Lent, our community rests along the Carlos Avery Wildlife Preserve and the Sunrise Trail Bike Path. [more...]

Stacy Lent Area Fire Department

Information: www.lenttownship.com

Lent Township Public Notices (The official media for Lent Township public notices is the Post Review)Lent board meeting - The board meets the 3rd Tuesday each month at 7:00pm at the Lent Town Hall. Planning & Zoning meeting - Meets the 2nd Wednesday each month at 7:00pm at the Lent Town Hall. Burning Permits - to obtain a burning permit in Lent Township contact Shirley Anderson @ 651-462-5120 or Gene Olson @ 651-462-4794. For further burning restriction information. [more..]

http://linwoodtownship.govoffice.com

Welcome to Linwood Township's Website! Linwood Town Hall, 22817 Typo Creek Dr., Stacy, MN 55079At Linwood Township we will continually be striving to provide up-to-date information on township services and what we are doing to enhance your quality of life. Check back often for updates on park, recreation and senior center activities, latest action of the Town Board, township news, and other areas of interest. Visit us often and watch as our site continues to expand and develop.Report errors and suggestions or information you would like to see to Judy Hanna at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or to Rudi McCurdy at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or telephone the office (651-462-2812). Your comments will be important to our continued development of this website. [more...]

Information: www.ci.north-branch.mn.us

Area HistoryThe story of the geographical area that the municipal government of North Branch has encompassed since its incorporation as a township in 1861 has come full circle. In 1881 the citizens of the township continued under one municipal government when North Branch incorporated as a township-size village (36 square miles). In 1901, however, the jurisdiction divided. A one-square mile area of the township detached from the original village and reincorporated itself as the village of North Branch. The village of North Branch was more urbanized and was centrally located within the original 35 square mile rural area that reverted its status back to township and named itself Branch. [more...]


Information: www.ci.forest-lake.mn.us

The City of Forest Lake was incorporated as a village in 1893. Forest Lake became a Statutory City in 1974 in accordance with a state law designed to encourage uniformity in municipal government. The City has shown impressive growth. Its estimated population in 1999 was 6900, compared with 6397 in the 1994 census, 5833 in 1990 and 4596 in 1980. With the unification on September 26, 2001 of the Forest Lake Township the population has increased to over 15,800. [more...]

Information: www.sunrisetownship.com

Sunrise Township is located in Chisago County, Minnesota, on the banks of the Sunrise and St. Croix Rivers. Please click on the link to contact us, learn more about Sunrise, access Town Board minutes, download forms and policies, or obtain plowing route maps. [more...]

Information: www.wyomingmn.org

The City of Wyoming draws its name from the Wyoming Valley of Pennsylvania, from which a group of its first settlers came in 1855. Wyoming was incorporated as a village in 1902 and became a statutory city in 1974. Construction of the I-35 freeway propelled Wyoming into a boom period in the late 1960's and 70's. It became a bedroom community, the majority of whose citizens commuted to the Twin Cites to work; The city has shown impressive growth. The estimated 1995 population of the city was 2,669. Estimated population in 2004 was 3,500. This is based on the State Demographer's estimate. [more...]

information: http://www.an.cc.mn.us

Anoka-Ramsey Community College, with campuses in Coon Rapids and Cambridge, has been a leading provider of higher education and training in the north suburban area of Minneapolis/St. Paul and East Central Minnesota since 1965. Annually, the college serves over 9,000 learners of all ages as they pursue associate degrees that transfer as the first two years of a bachelor's degree, or certificate programs that lead immediately to rewarding careers. Anoka-Ramsey Community College is a member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System. The college also focuses on providing professional development and continuing education programs for working adults. Over 7,000 students enroll in these courses each year. [more...]


information:  www.forestlake.k12.mn.us

A great place to live and learn, The Forest Lake Area School District No. 831 is located 30 miles north of the Twin Cities, along the I-35 corridor that runs north to Duluth. It is an area dotted by lakes, rolling hills, woods, and small towns. Many residents enjoy our rural, small town life, and find they can easily commute to the Twin Cities area.The academic efforts of our students are supported by excellent teachers (67% of our staff have earned a Masters Degree), challenging curriculum, technology, high standards, and a safe learning environment. The school district's strong traditional academic program is enhanced by award-winning co-curricular and extra-curricular activities, gifted education offerings, and a full range of special education programming.As the largest employer in the area, Forest Lake Area School District employs over 1,200 persons, including teachers, clerical staff, aides, custodians, bus drivers, cooks, mechanics, and administrators. [more...]

North Branch School Website: www.northbranch.k12.mn.us

Vision Statement:  North Branch Area Public Schools will prepare students for their future ... prepare students to be ethnically and culturally aware ... empower staff and students to be their best ... and challenge and sustain learning for a lifetime.Mission StatementWe will achieve our vision by … providing the opportunity for students and staff to be their best in an enriching environment ... providing an exciting, engaging and focused curriculum in a safe and secure environment ... and hiring quality people and providing them with the tools and resources necessary to deliver diverse, relevant programs that encourage thinking and problem solving. [more...]

Information: http://www.ysblakesarea.org

The Youth Service Bureau's mission is to provide service opportunities that will enrich a community and foster positive learning experiences for youth.Goals1) Support youth as they work to fulfill their contracts with the Youth Service Bureau.2) Coordinate with work sites that best match the interests of youth.3) Allow youth to evaluate and reflect on how their service was meaningful for them and their community.4) Prepare and implement work crews for group projects.Community ConnectionThis program will be constantly changing and adapting to meet the needs of the community. It is our hope that there will be no shortage of new and innovative ideas shared between community organizations and the Youth Service Bureau.Time and effort will be put into making face-to-face connections with community members and organizations

Information: www.familypathways.org

All of us, staff and volunteers alike, take great pride in this grassroots, community-based agency. We want to share a little about the services we provide. Family Pathways changes people's lives by:providing senior services, including companionship and respite care, to the elderly so they may live in independence with dignity. providing hope and nourishment to adults and children in crisis with our food pantry and community advocacy program building awareness and sensitivity in youth and their families with our youth service programs.For the past 28 years, we have served communities in Chisago, Isanti, Pine, Kanabec, and Mille Lacs counties. Family Pathways has expanded in response to needs in the communities of East Central Minnesota -- extending into the town of Forest Lake, building new programs for children and teens, and adding new services based on the needs of our community. [more...]