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2005-05-13 Friday News The Friday News May 13, 2005 SPRING CLEAN-UP This year’s spring cleanup was a great success; there were 275 residents (last year there were only 150) who utilized the opportunity last Saturday to get rid of that old mattress, couch or whatever. A number of residents came back multiple times and were only counted once. It tried to rain a couple of times, but that did not discourage anyone. Pat Hollister and his volunteers: Janet Bolger, Nancy Bauer, Tom Knuth, Guy Kullander, Jessica Kullander, Ryan Ruzek, Kristen Schabacker, Judy Wonick, Donn Anderson, Jeff Zachman, Becky Pentel, Mayor Huber, Council members Mary Jeanne Schneeman and Ultan Duggan and I all worked hard on Saturday helping residents unload their old treasures ( I’m sure everyone slept well Saturday night) . SERGENT VICK’S FUNERAL On Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. this week Chief Aschenbrenner, Sergeant Garlock, Sergeant Larrive, Mario Reyes, Brian Convery, Eric Peterson, Jen Hurst and Jerry Murphy, all headed out to Sergeant Vick ’s funera l in St. Paul at Crossroads Lutheran Church located across from Lake Phalen. The funeral events started at noon and lasted until 2:00 p.m., after which the funeral procession traveled through several cities where they were honored by Fire Departments and residents as they drove through to the cemetery in North St. Paul. There were cops attending the funeral from Chicago, Madison WI, Milwaukee, Ottawa Canada, Toronto Canada, and every municipality in Minnesota. It was the biggest funeral the Chief said t hat he has ever seen. It was an awesome event for the family of Sgt. Vick. FISHING OPENER This weekend is fishing opener, and Public Works Superintendent Tom Olund gets to spend it with the Governor again. He left Thursday to go to Lake Vermillio n for a fun weekend of golfing and fishing with the rich and famous. I hope Tom, and the rest of you who have to fish without the Governor, have a great weekend. Respectfully submitted, Jim Danielson City Administrator Attachments: Pipeline, Just the Facts, City Council Meeting Agenda, Pre-Application Meeting Synopsis, Planning Commission Agenda Synopsis, St. Paul Pioneer Press Articles “Cities asked to decide on radio system”, Mendota Heights picks county dispatcher”, “Historic and spiritual preservation”, and Historic hilltop site up for sale”, Star Tribune Article “Battle over Pilot Knob may soon end”, and Friday Fax.