March 9 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Kiwanis Club Meeting. The Galley. 12 noon – 1:00P. Visitors welcome to have lunch ($6.50) and attend program. Please call Bob Norberg, 651-345-5356, 24 hours in advance. Speaker: Becky Laqua, “Adopting through Catholic Charities.”
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March 11 – Friday |
- Lake City Duplicate Bridge Club. St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. 11:45A. Open to all. For more information, call Lorne McDonald at 651-345-2371 or Bob Norberg at 651-345-5356.
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March 12 – Saturday |
- American Legion Auxiliary BINGO. Legion Clubroom. 2:00P-4:00P. Kids play along BINGO too. Lunch available.
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March 13 – Sunday |
- Citizens for Energy Awareness Film Series. Hazelnut Valley Farm, 1186 West Lakewood Avenue (past the elementary school, first place on right after ball fields.) 6:00P-8:00P. Film: The Great Work by Thomas Berry. Cost: Free to the public.
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- Daylight Saving Time begins at 2:00A
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March 14 – Monday |
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March 16 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Kiwanis Club Meeting. The Galley. 12 noon – 1:00P. Visitors welcome to have lunch ($6.50) and attend program. Please call Bob Norberg, 651-345-5356, 24 hours in advance. Speaker: Judy Siebenaler, Wabasha County Youth Mentorship Program
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March 17 – Thursday |
- St. Patrick’s Day Parade. 6:00P. Starts at the corner of Washington St. and Chestnut and continues for 4 blocks down Washington St. Prizes for the largest Irish clan group and for the most entertaining individual or group. Family-event, everyone is invited to participate.
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March 18 – Friday |
- Lake City Duplicate Bridge Club. St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. 11:45A. Open to all. For more information, call Lorne McDonald at 651-345-2371 or Bob Norberg at 651-345-5356.
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March 22 – Tuesday |
- Lake City Historical Society Meeting. 2nd floor conference room, City Hall. 2:00P. After a short meeting, Constance Anderson will give a presentation of her experiences aboard the Nina, a replica Columbus ship. The public is invited. No admission charge. Call Eloise Blattner at 651-345-3063 for more information.
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March 23 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Kiwanis Club Meeting. The Galley. 12 noon – 1:00P. Visitors welcome to have lunch ($6.50) and attend program. Please call Bob Norberg, 651-345-5356, 24 hours in advance. Speaker: Bob Parrott, “Wedding Memories.”
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March 25 – Friday |
- Lake City Duplicate Bridge Club. St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. 11:45A. Open to all. For more information, call Lorne McDonald at 651-345-2371 or Bob Norberg at 651-345-5356.
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March 26 – Saturday |
- Community Gardens Registration. Lake City Public Library Meeting Room. 10:00A-12:00 Noon. Plots are still available: 15’x20’ and 25’x25’ on first come basis. They will be assigned at registration. Returnable deposit will be required to assure plots are cleaned up in the fall. Small: $25; Large: $50. Returning gardeners will receive printable documents by email to fill out before coming to registration to ease congestion. Questions can be addressed to Jerry Berg at 651-345-6999.
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March 28 – Monday |
- Movie Night at the Library. Lake City Public Library. 7:00P. Movie: “Saving Grace” Free and refreshments will be served. Sponsored by The Friends of the Library.
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March 30 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Kiwanis Club Meeting. The Galley. 12 noon – 1:00P. Visitors welcome to have lunch ($6.50) and attend program. Please call Bob Norberg, 651-345-5356, 24 hours in advance. Speaker: Dave Harms, “My Submarine Service.”
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- Lake City Better Futures Monthly Meeting. Port 104. 7:00P Come socialize with old friends, and meet some new ones! Whether you are a member or not, please join LCBF for their social event and Lake City Promotion guest speakers: Jeff and Teri Bissonnette, owners of Anytime Time Fitness here in Lake City. Lake City Better Futures is a non-profit organization focused on making Lake City an even better place to live, work, and play through four pillars: business invigoration, volunteerism, youth involvement, and Lake City promotion. If you are open-minded, team player in the age of 22-47 years-old, we encourage you to visit a meeting or talk to a member to find out if Better Futures is right for you. RSVP by emailing mail@lcbetterfutures.org or visit www.lcbetterfutures.org
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April 2 – Saturday |
- Community Gardens Registration. Lake City Public Library Meeting Room. 10:00A-12:00 Noon. Plots are still available: 15’x20’ and 25’x25’ on first come basis. They will be assigned at registration. Returnable deposit will be required to assure plots are cleaned up in the fall. Small: $25; Large: $50. Returning gardeners will receive printable documents by email to fill out before coming to registration to ease congestion. Questions can be addressed to Jerry Berg at 651-345-6999.
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April 4 – Monday |
- Lions Board of Directors Meeting. American Legion Hall. 7:00P
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April 7 – Thursday |
- Ted Stein’s 1-2-3 Magic Program. Lake City Bluff View Elementary School. Registration and Resource Tables: 6-6:30P. Speaker: 6:30P-8:30P. Speaker: Ted Stein, MS, LPC, NCC, BCPCC. Sponsored by: Respect Children of Wabasha County’s (CAPC) Group, (Child Abuse Prevention Council), Lake City Community Education and Wabasha-Kellogg Community Education. Mr. Stein is the President of Stein Counseling and Consulting in La Crosse, WI. He has 14 years experience as a psychotherapist. He is very well known for his work with delinquents, parenting issues, alcohol and drug issues, marriage issues and PTSD. Training will be geared to 2-12 year olds. Training is free and open to parents, teachers, daycare and foster care providers, parents and grandparents. Training certificates will be given. Free Child Care will be provided. For more information, contact Judy Siebenaler at 651-565-3032.
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April 10 – Sunday |
- Citizens for Energy Awareness Film Series. Hazelnut Valley Farm, 1186 West Lakewood Avenue (past the elementary school, first place on right after ball fields.) 6:00P-8:00P. Film: Collapse. Cost: Free to the public.
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April 11 – Monday |
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- “Protecting Your Assets: New Laws & Updates.” High School room 109. 7:00P-9:00P
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April 18 – Monday |
- “Is Long-Term Care Insurance Right for Me?” High School room 109. Admission is Free
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April 24 – Sunday |
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April 27 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Better Futures Monthly Meeting. Nosh Restaurant. 7:00P. Lake City Better Futures is a non-profit organization focused on making Lake City an even better place to live, work, and play through four pillars: business invigoration, volunteerism, youth involvement, and Lake City promotion. If you are open-minded, team player in the age of 22-47 years-old, we encourage you to visit a meeting or talk to a member to find out if Better Futures is right for you. Visit www.lcbetterfutures.org
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April 30 – Saturday |
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May 2 – Monday |
- Lions Board of Directors Meeting. American Legion Hall. 7:00P
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May 6 – Friday |
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May 7 – Saturday |
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May 8 – Sunday |
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May 9 – Monday |
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May 25 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Better Futures Monthly Meeting. Nosh Restaurant. 7:00P. Lake City Better Futures is a non-profit organization focused on making Lake City an even better place to live, work, and play through four pillars: business invigoration, volunteerism, youth involvement, and Lake City promotion. If you are open-minded, team player in the age of 22-47 years-old, we encourage you to visit a meeting or talk to a member to find out if Better Futures is right for you. Visit www.lcbetterfutures.org
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May 29 – Sunday |
- Funky Sidewalks Event. Lyon Avenue , Downtown. 9:00A-5:00P. Artists, artisans, vintage and antiques, farmers market goods for sale. Sponsored by Treats and Treasures.
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May 30 – Monday |
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June 4 – Saturday |
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June 6 – Monday |
- Lions Board of Directors Meeting. American Legion Hall. 7:00P
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June 13 – Monday |
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June 24 – Friday |
- 40th Annual Water Ski Days
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June 25 – Saturday |
- 40th Annual Water Ski Days
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June 26 – Sunday |
- 40th Annual Water Ski Days
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June 29 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Better Futures Monthly Meeting. Nosh Restaurant. 7:00P. Lake City Better Futures is a non-profit organization focused on making Lake City an even better place to live, work, and play through four pillars: business invigoration, volunteerism, youth involvement, and Lake City promotion. If you are open-minded, team player in the age of 22-47 years-old, we encourage you to visit a meeting or talk to a member to find out if Better Futures is right for you. Visit www.lcbetterfutures.org
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July 4 – Monday |
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July 5 – Tuesday |
- Lions Board of Directors Meeting. American Legion Hall. 7:00P
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July 11 – Monday |
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July 16 – Saturday |
- Lake City Fireman’s Dance.
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July 27 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Better Futures Monthly Meeting. Nosh Restaurant. 7:00P. Lake City Better Futures is a non-profit organization focused on making Lake City an even better place to live, work, and play through four pillars: business invigoration, volunteerism, youth involvement, and Lake City promotion. If you are open-minded, team player in the age of 22-47 years-old, we encourage you to visit a meeting or talk to a member to find out if Better Futures is right for you. Visit www.lcbetterfutures.org
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August 1 – Monday |
- Lions Board of Directors Meeting. American Legion Hall. 7:00P
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August 2 – Tuesday |
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August 8 – Monday |
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August 31 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Better Futures Monthly Meeting. Nosh Restaurant. 7:00P. Lake City Better Futures is a non-profit organization focused on making Lake City an even better place to live, work, and play through four pillars: business invigoration, volunteerism, youth involvement, and Lake City promotion. If you are open-minded, team player in the age of 22-47 years-old, we encourage you to visit a meeting or talk to a member to find out if Better Futures is right for you. Visit www.lcbetterfutures.org
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September 5 – Monday |
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September 6 – Tuesday |
- Lions Board of Directors Meeting. American Legion Hall. 7:00P
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September 12 – Monday |
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September 28 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Better Futures Monthly Meeting. Nosh Restaurant. 7:00P. Lake City Better Futures is a non-profit organization focused on making Lake City an even better place to live, work, and play through four pillars: business invigoration, volunteerism, youth involvement, and Lake City promotion. If you are open-minded, team player in the age of 22-47 years-old, we encourage you to visit a meeting or talk to a member to find out if Better Futures is right for you. Visit www.lcbetterfutures.org
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October 1 – Saturday |
- Johnny Appleseed Festival.
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October 3 – Monday |
- Lions Board of Directors Meeting. American Legion Hall. 7:00P
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October 10 – Monday |
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October 26 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Better Futures Monthly Meeting. Nosh Restaurant. 7:00P. Lake City Better Futures is a non-profit organization focused on making Lake City an even better place to live, work, and play through four pillars: business invigoration, volunteerism, youth involvement, and Lake City promotion. If you are open-minded, team player in the age of 22-47 years-old, we encourage you to visit a meeting or talk to a member to find out if Better Futures is right for you. Visit www.lcbetterfutures.org
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November 6 – Sunday |
- Daylight Saving Time ends at 2:00A
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November 7 – Monday |
- Lions Board of Directors Meeting. American Legion Hall. 7:00P
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November 14 – Monday |
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November 24 – Thursday |
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November 30 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Better Futures Monthly Meeting. Nosh Restaurant. 7:00P. Lake City Better Futures is a non-profit organization focused on making Lake City an even better place to live, work, and play through four pillars: business invigoration, volunteerism, youth involvement, and Lake City promotion. If you are open-minded, team player in the age of 22-47 years-old, we encourage you to visit a meeting or talk to a member to find out if Better Futures is right for you. Visit www.lcbetterfutures.org
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December 3 – Saturday |
- Lake City’s Holiday Gathering
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December 5 – Monday |
- Lions Board of Directors Meeting. American Legion Hall. 7:00P
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December 12 – Monday |
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December 25 – Sunday |
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December 28 – Wednesday |
- Lake City Better Futures Monthly Meeting. Nosh Restaurant. 7:00P. Lake City Better Futures is a non-profit organization focused on making Lake City an even better place to live, work, and play through four pillars: business invigoration, volunteerism, youth involvement, and Lake City promotion. If you are open-minded, team player in the age of 22-47 years-old, we encourage you to visit a meeting or talk to a member to find out if Better Futures is right for you. Visit www.lcbetterfutures.org
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