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City of Greenfield: A Brief History

Tagged: Art Mielke, CIty History, City of Greenfield, Dakota Indians, farming, Greenfield, Hennepin County, Traverse de Sioux Treaty,

At one point, the area of Greenfield, Minnesota was comprised of nothing more than woods, lakes, streams, and the occasional open space. The only inhabitants were the Dakota Indians, and they made use of the woods and water by providing themselves with plenty of game. However, all of this changed as a result of the… Read more »

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City of Greenfield: Schools & District 883

Tagged: City of Greenfield, education, green ribbon school, Greenfield, Hennepin County, Rockford Elementary School, Rockford High School, Rockford Middle School Center,

Greenfield is served by Rockford Area Schools, district 883, which is home to three schools. It serves an elementary school, a middle school, and a high school. This district offers smaller class sizes that allow students to get the attention and help they need that is not as readily available in larger districts. Rockford Elementary… Read more »

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City of Dayton: Parks & Trails

Tagged: Central Park, City of Dayton, Cloquet Overlook Park, Dayton, Elm Creek Park Reserve, Hennepin County, McNeil Park, Wright County,

The city of Dayton, Minnesota is home to 11 different parks. Residents enjoy these small, neighborhood parks and the amenities that they provide. Dayton also contains part of the massive Elm Creek Park Reserve. Between all of these outdoor options, residents of Dayton have no shortage of places to explore within their community. Some of… Read more »

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City of Dayton: Community Life

Tagged: Champlin-Dayton Athletic Association, City of Dayton, Dayton, Dayton Heritage Days, Hennepin County, Saint John the Baptist Catholic Church, Things to do, Wright County,

The city of Dayton, Minnesota has a population of close to 5,000 residents. As the northernmost city in Hennepin county, residents enjoy a semi-rural community with very little commercial development. While most of the city is within Hennepin county, part of the city is located in Wright county as well. Residents choose to live in… Read more »

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City of Dayton: A Brief Overview

Tagged: City of Dayton, city overview, Crow River, Dayton, Hennepin County, Mississippi River, Wright County,

The northernmost city in the Hennepin County, Dayton, Minnesota is a small, rural town within driving distance of the Twin Cities metro area. A city of only close to 5,000 people, residents of the city of Dayton enjoy the peaceful and spacious lifestyle that the city offers. Dayton is located at the confluence of the Crow… Read more »

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City of Dayton: A Brief History

Tagged: CIty History, City of Dayton, Dayton, Dayton Township, forestry, Hennepin County, Homesteaders act, Wright County,

Dayton, Minnesota started as an early settlement.  Like much of the surrounding area, Dayton was mostly an area filled with forests. Some of the trees that were common in the area were oak, ash, and birch. Other main geographical features were grasslands and marshes. However, the settlers were not as interested in the forests, and… Read more »

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City of Dayton: Schools and Education

Tagged: City of Dayton, Dayton, Dayton Elementary, Hassen Elementary, Hennepin County, Rogers High School, Rogers Middle School, School District 11, School District 278, Wright County,

The city of Dayton, Minnesota is served by the school district of Anoka-Hennepin Schools, or school district 11. This district is the largest in the state as it enrolls over 38,000 students annually and serves all or parts of 13 different cities. It is the primary mission of the Anoka-Hennepin School District to effectively educate… Read more »

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City of Brooklyn Center: A Brief Overview

Tagged: Brooklyn Center, City of Brooklyn Center, Community overview, Hennepin County,

The City of Brooklyn Center, Minnesota is a city located north of Minneapolis. With close to 12,000 residents and being just 10 miles outside of Minneapolis, Brooklyn Center offers residents a mix of urban and suburban living. Not to be confused with its neighbor, Brooklyn Park, Brooklyn Center is the home of several major businesses and… Read more »

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City of Brooklyn Center: Community Life

Tagged: Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Center Community Center, Centerbrook Golf Course, City of Brooklyn Center, Dudley/Budweiser Classic, Earle Brown Days Festival, Hennepin County,

Brooklyn Center, Minnesota is a city of close to 31,000 residents. It’s large size and location near Minneapolis give it a dynamic and powerful community. Within the city, residents are given access to numerous events, amenities, and businesses, all of which add to the community. Some of the most notable include the following. When it… Read more »

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City of Maple Grove: A Brief Overview

Tagged: City of Maple Grove, city overview, Hennepin County, Maple Grove,

Located within Hennepin County, the city of Maple Grove is a city of around 67,000 people. Interstates 94, 494, and 694, along with U.S. Highway 169 are the main routes in the community. They connect with other highways that provide access to all of the major cities and areas in and around Minneapolis. Maple Grove… Read more »

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City of Maple Grove: Community Life

Tagged: Arbor Lakes, City of Maple Grove, Grove Cove Aquatic Center, Hennepin County, Maple Grove, Maple Grove Community Center, Maple Grove Farmers Market, Maple Grove Sports Dome, Maple Maze Indoor Playground, The Fountains,

The city of Maple Grove, Minnesota is home to around 67,000 residents and is located within the Hennepin County. The city encompasses an area of 35 square miles, which ensures ample space for its large population and prevalent parkland. The community in Maple Grove is centered around the city’s status as an employment, shopping, and… Read more »

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City of Maple Grove: Parks & Trails

Tagged: Arboretum Park, City of Maple Grove, Eagle Lake Regional Park, Elm Creek Park Reserve, Fish Lake Regional Park, Hennepin County, Maple Grove, Parks and Recreation, Weaver Lake Community Park,

The city of Maple Grove, Minnesota is home to 49 parks and over 50 miles of trails. With so many outdoor recreational options available for residents, there is no shortage of things to do in Maple Grove. Residents enjoy the wealth of amenities that can be found within the parks and recreation system as well… Read more »

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City of Maple Grove: A Brief History

Tagged: City of Maple Grove, Harvey Abel, Hennepin County, Louis Gervais, Maple Grove, O. R. Champlin, Patrick Defer, Pierre Bottineau, W.E. Evans,

The city of Maple Grove, Minnesota is located in the north-central part of Hennepin County. At one time, the Federal Government moved Winnebago Indians from Wisconsin to Maple Grove because “no one lived there”. That all changed in 1851 when Louis Gervais and Pierre Bottineau arrived and staked their claims. W.E. Evans, Harvey Abel, Patrick… Read more »

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City of Maple Grove: Schools & District 279

Tagged: City of Maple Grove, Hennepin County, Maple Grove, Maple Grove High School, Maple Grove Middle School, Rush Creek Elementary School, Saint John's Lutheran School, school district 279,

Osseo Area Schools, school district 279, is an award-winning school system that inspires and prepares all students with the confidence, courage, and competence to achieve their dreams. Serving all or parts of Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, Corcoran, Dayton, Maple Grove, Osseo, Plymouth, and Rogers, this district is the fifth largest in the state. It is… Read more »

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City of Shakopee: A Brief Overview

Tagged: City of Shakopee, Scott County, Shakopee,

Located “South of the River” and on the northern edge of Scott County is Shakopee, Minnesota. Shakopee, with a population of close to 40,000 and a land area of 28 square miles, is the biggest city in the county. This bedroom community was once an isolated area before infrastructure came to the city in the… Read more »

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