Minneapolis – Saint Paul

the Minnesota River, near the present site of the Black Dog Power Plant. After the Dakota nation ceded land in 1851 and moved to Chief Shakopee’s village in Prior Lake, the area was settled by numerous Irish, Scottish, and Norwegian farmers from Saint Paul. One of these Irish settlers was a man by the name of William Byrne. In 1850, Byrne settled near the Scott County line at the present day junction of County Road 34 and Judicial Road. There he donated land for a church, school, and cemetery as

University of St. Thomas The University of St. Thomas, which is commonly called St. Thomas, is a liberal arts Catholic college that has campuses in St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota. It was originally founded in 1885 as a seminary school and is named after the famous medieval Catholic theologian Thomas Aquinas. Today, the University of St. Thomas has over 10,000 students, which includes approximately 6,000 undergraduate students and 4,000 graduate students. At any time, there are at least 500

Monte Schulz and his daughters, Meredith Hodges, Jill Schulz, and Amy Schulz; eighteen grandchildren; and many close friends. Born and raised in Minneapolis, the son of Carl Shulz and Dena Halverson, having died in Santa Rosa. In his early years, Mr. Schulz would often read the daily newspaper, especially the comic strips. After graduating from Saint Paul Central High School in 1940. He met his first wife, Joyce Halverson, and they married in 1951. He met his second wife, Jean Schulz, at his hockey

Reatha Clark King was born April 11th, 1938 in Pavo, Georgia. She is a chemist and the former Vice President of the General Mills Corporation, she is also the former President, Executive Director, and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the General Mills Foundation. She attended Clark College in Atlanta where she started as a home economics major and later changed her majored to become a research chemist with the encouragement of the department chair. Reatha King was active for five years as

the Saint Cloud area. This initial location for the Somali community lead to a large amount of other Somali refugees to move to Minnesota. Today, 40% of the United States’ Somali population lives in Minnesota with 30% of them living in the Saint Cloud area. This relocation of the Somali community to Minnesota is one of the largest movements of a population into a new country. In Saint Cloud’s case, this new community has shaped the culture and economy of the area. Their presence in the Saint Cloud

Built up in 1851, University of Minnesota is a non-advantage open propelled training association arranged in the urban setting of the little city of Minneapolis (people range: 250,000-499,999 inhabitants), Minnesota. This establishment has also branch grounds in the going with zones: Crookston, Duluth, Morris, Rochester. Definitively authorized/saw by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, University of Minnesota (U of M) is a broad (selection range:

Paul, was a small self-contained neighborhood that was established in the late 1800s. By the 1940s, it was a vibrant African American neighborhood which started to attack African American from the South with about a population of 31% African Americans.

because a little girl was born to play ball, named Toni Stone. Marcenia Stone, was born on July 17, 1921, in Saint Paul, Minnesota. She is famous for being the first African American woman to play professional baseball on all men 's teams. She was a tomboy when she was growing up so she was given the nickname ‘Toni’ because it sounded like tomboy. She went to Roosevelt High School in Minneapolis, Minnesota, but dropped out when she was 16 because she needed to make money for herself and her family.

have some direction to my faith journey. Each chapter in this book is an explanation of why I am a Catholic and why I love being a Catholic. Interesting side stories – • In the fall of 2014 Bishop Andrew Cozzens from the Archdiocese of Saint Paul / Minneapolis talked at our parish one Sunday evening. He started by asking a gentleman in the first pew

I-35 W Bridge Failure and Reconstruction Introduction: The I-35W Mississippi river bridge also known as Bridge 9340 officially was an eight-lane, steel truss arch bridge which carried the Interstate 35W across the Mississippi river connected the downtown east and Marcy-Holmes. Its construction began in the year 1964, was finally opened in 1967. It connected the northeast of Metrodome on its south end and the University of Minnesota on the North end. The bridge was the boundary of “Mississippi Mile”