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23rd Annual Cooler Crew Rehash Bash

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23rd Annual Cooler Crew Rehash Bash
Sunday, February 2, 2020
Newell Park
900 Fairview Ave N
St Paul, MN 55104
11:30am-2:30pm

We are pleased to announce the time and place of the 23rd annual Cooler Crew Rehash Bash. Show up, bring a dish to share.

There is a rental fee, which, with typical attendance works out to about 2 bucks a person, so if you have some to spare, donations to cover the fee are always appreciated! Thanks Alison Wonderland for setting it up.

22nd Annual Cooler Crew Pre-Dig Gig (Back on Saturday This Year)

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Mark your calendars. We're gearing up for the 22nd Annual Cooler Crew Pre-Dig Gig. We're back on Saturday night this year at Joseph's. More details about the event will be posted as they become available.

Ramsey County officials to redesign Battle Creek Regional Park

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BattleCreek_3.jpg, A person walking a dog at Battle Creek Regional Park in Maplewood is seen here Jan. 21, 2016. The park has some of the most popular trails in Ramsey C
By TAD VEZNER | tvezner@pioneerpress.com | Pioneer PressRamsey County officials are holding a series of community “pop-ups” to help redesign the long-

$12M environmental project will build islands in St. Paul’s Pig’s Eye Lake

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The 2019 Pioneer Press Treasure Hunt clues explained

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By PIONEER PRESS | news@pioneerpress.com | Pioneer PressStill trying to unravel the meaning of the 2019 Pioneer Press Treasure Hunt clues?The medallio
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‘For my dad’: Lifelong Pioneer Press Treasure Hunter scoops up the $10K medallion

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By LISA LEGGE | llegge@pioneerpress.com | Pioneer Press John Collins floundered for awhile Wednesday night after the scrambled version of the final cl