Update: As of noon, July 14, the Maple Grove Days medallion has been found, according to Maple Grove Days organizers. It was found at "Gleason Field beyond the outfield fence, under a tree by the pond." July 13: Maple Grove Days organizers released the first clue to finding the elusive maple leaf shaped medallion on Wednesday, June 8. Since the medallion remains hidden, it’s time for the sixth and final clue: Your very last chance is this very last clue, So we hope we can make it quite clear to you. The Medallion cash prize is awaiting the wiz That knows which star said..."How sweet it is…
More than 10,000 people will gather in Maple Grove this Thursday to watch the annual Pierre Bouttineau parade. One of the first people rolling through 89th Avenue will be Tim Phenow, who is this year’s grand marshal.Phenow has served on the city’s park and recreation board for 30 years. He has played a vital role in key city projects throughout that time, including the construction of the Maple Grove Community Center and the recently built Town Green.“I truly believe that our park system is one of the best out there,” he said. “To be able to shape the parks that everyone uses is a great …
The Pierre Bottineau Parade will kick off Maple Grove Days Thursday, July 14 starting at 6:10 p.m. The route will go down 89th Avenue, starting at Zachary Lane to 89th Avenue and ending at Elm Creek Boulevard. The annual parade is a tradition for Maple Grove Days attendees and features marching bands, Maple Grove Ambassador Candidates, clowns, local business entries, candy, visiting royalty, scout troops and more. Area politicians begin the parade march at 6:10 p.m. followed by a vintage plane flyover at 6:15 p.m. as the remainder of the approximately parade units follow. The parade lasts …
Maple Grove Days organizers released the first clue to finding the elusive maple leaf shaped medallion on Wednesday, June 8. Since the medallion remains hidden, it’s time for the fifth clue: The boys of summer play nearby. They hit them long and hit them high, And out beyond the outfield fence. The flora should not be too dense. Always please use common sense And the Medallion you should spy. For the first clue released June 8, go to: http://patch.com/A-jpcJ For the second clue released June 15, go to: http://patch.com/A-jvMf For the third clue released June 22, go to: http://patch.com/A-…
The Maple Grove Ambassador coronation will crown the next Maple Grove Ambassadors 7 p.m. Friday, July 15 at Maple Grove Senior High School. The coronation is part of the Maple Grove Ambassador Scholarship Program that offers leadership opportunities to young women in Maple Grove and Osseo. Tickets are $10 at the door, $2 off with a Maple Grove Days button. Buttons are available for purchase at the Maple Grove Community Center. A Gala in the Grove will follow the coronation 9 p.m. to midnight at the Osseo-Maple Grove American Legion. The event is free and open to the community. The newly …
Maple Grove Days organizers released the first clue to finding the elusive maple leaf shaped medallion on Wednesday, June 8. Since the medallion remains hidden, it’s time for the fourth clue: So far we’ve thrown out three clues. Those you’ve been able to field Will show you where to play. The cash prize for finding the maple leaf shaped medallion is $500, according to organizers from the Maple Grove Community Organization and The Lookout. The winner must have purchased a $3 Maple Grove Days button, which can be purchased from Ambassador candidates or at the Maple Grove Community Center. …
Hot dogs and pizza are on the plate for the annual Maple Grove Days Food Eating Contests Saturday, July 16. A Hot Dog Eating Contest takes place at 4 p.m. in front of the Main Stage by the Maple Grove Community Center followed by a Pizza Eating Contest at 6:30 p.m. Participants must be at least 18-years-old. The registration fee is $5 per contest with a minimum of five and maximum of 15 contestants. According to Maple Grove Days organizers, the prize is $50 cash to the winner in each category and prizes for second place runner up. Registration forms and rules for the contests are available at…
Teens age 12 to 18 years old can take on other teens on the court during the Maple Grove Days 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament Friday, July 15. Games start at 10 a.m. and continue until it is completed in the gymnasium at the Maple Grove Community Center. The top two teams in each age group win a prize, according to Maple Grove Days organizers. The age brackets are ages 12-15 and 16-18 years of age. A total of 10 teams can sign up for the tournament. The cost is $15 per team. Preregistration is required. Forms are available at the Maple Grove Community Center or www.maplegrovedays.com
Have you always wanted to learn geocaching but didn’t know how to get started? A free introduction to geocaching lesson will be available during Maple Grove Days on Saturday, July 16. Learn how to use a GPS unit to find a treasure box, called a cache, hidden by other geocachers. GPS units will be provided and organizers suggest wearing comfortable walking shoes and dressing weather appropriate. Preregistration is required for one of three lessons that start at 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon at the Three Rivers Park District Nature area near Weaver Lake Elementary school. All children must be …
Maple Grove Days organizers released the first clue to finding the elusive maple leaf shaped medallion on Wednesday, June 8. Since the medallion remains hidden, it’s time for the third clue: Water, water everywhere It’s been that way this season. The nearby plants grow tall and green We say that for a reason. For the first clue released June 8, go to: http://patch.com/A-jpcJ For the second clue released June 15, go to: http://patch.com/A-jvMf The cash prize for finding the maple leaf shaped medallion is $500, according to organizers from the Maple Grove Community Organization and The …
If you are looking for something new to try at Maple Grove Days this year, the outdoor Cornhole Tournament might be worth taking for a toss. The new addition of the Cornhole Tournament, also known as the beanbag toss, to the annual Maple Grove Days lineup of events will be Saturday, July 16. The first round of games starts at 1 p.m. at Maple Grove Town Green. Teams of two are guaranteed a two-match tournament, upon registration. Competitors must be 18 to register and the fee is $40 to participate and payable upon registration. Prizes are awarded to the first four places. The winner team will …
The Maple Grove Crimson Tennis Association (MGCTA) once again is hosting the sixth annual Maple Grove Days Tennis Tournament July 14-17. Juniors singles and doubles will have two divisions, according to organizers: 18 and under – Varsity tennis players and intermediate tennis players 14 and under – Beginner tennis players Youth are encouraged to choose a division based on their level of play and experience. Those with more experience may play up a division for added competition. Junior singles are Thursday, July 14 and junior doubles are Friday, July 15. A men’s open Saturday, July 16 has …
If you want to run in the 15th annual Maple Grove Days Rice Lake Classic Run Saturday, July 16, you may want to start preparing. The run takes place on the scenic paved Rice Lake Trail, a part of the Maple Grove trail system, and winds through neighborhoods around the lake, forest area and more. The race starts at Freedom Field located behind Evangelical Free Church. The 3.7-mile run is limited to the first 350 registered runners. Registration forms are available in advance at the Maple Grove Community Center, Life Time Fitness, or at www.maplegrovedays.org. The mail-in registration deadline…
Maple Grove Days organizers released the first clue to finding the elusive maple leaf shaped medallion on Wednesday, June 8. Since the medallion remains hidden, it’s time for the second clue: Remember your Maple Grove Button If you want to get paid for your huntin’. Ambassador candidates have them, galore. So invest the $3, before you explore. If the game that you play Requires a ball, You’ve probably been here. Good luck to you all. The cash prize for finding the maple leaf shaped medallion is $500, according to organizers from the Maple Grove Community Organization and The Lookout. …
Do you think you have what it takes to find the medallion? Maple Grove Days organizers released the first clue to finding the elusive maple leaf shaped medallion on Wednesday, June 8. Now, Maple Grove Patch is sharing the clue with you as well. The annual Maple Grove Days celebration kicked off once again with the hunt for the medallion. The cash prize for finding the maple leaf shaped medallion is $500 from the Maple Grove Community Organization and The Lookout. Clues for the medallion hunt will be published each Wednesday on Maple Grove Patch, on the Maple Grove Days website and Osseo-Maple…
