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"FLASHBACK! 2006" One Last Time In The Dome... TWINS BASEBALL GAME

FLASHBACK FROM THE PAST

Sunday, July 30th, 2006

It was 100 degrees outside, but inside the dome it was comfortable in the mid 70's.  Yes, there's a new Minnesota Twins stadium going to be built in the next couple years, but this was one day that our family was happy to watch Major League Baseball in a dome.

In this story you'll join the Kuss family and their participation in a game on Sunday, July 30th, 2006, when the Minnesota Twins faced the league leading Detroit Tigers.  You'll experience all the great fun of going to a baseball game in the HHH dome and you'll even see a fantastic come from behind win by the Twins in the bottom of the 8th.

See Other Twins Stories:
Local Kirby Puckett Card Collector Remembers...

Looking Back: St. Boniface Parade ... HIGHLIGHTS

This is a short look at the St. Boniface Parade that recently took place through the streets of Cold Spring. The parade winds through the streets and along the way DIGELOG stops and talks to some of the viewers some floats and of course Duane does his best to get everyone to do the DIGELOG wave.

***REMEMBER WHEN - The St. John's Boy Choir performed Star Gatherer in 2006***

 

It's the world premiere of the "Star Gatherer", a opera commissioned to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the St. John's Boys' Choir. This story includes interviews with the composer, librettist, music director and lead adult actor.

View MPR Feature Story on opera.

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This story is sponsored by Tom Graham, your "Land Of ROCORI" State Farm Insurance agent.  If you are looking for great rates on combined auto and home insurance, be sure to check with Tom on what State Farm has available.  Remember, whether you're looking for insurance or financial services... "like a good neighbor, State Farm is there."  Conveniently located in downtown Cold Spring, give Tom a call at 320-685-3672.

***REMEMBER WHEN - Maennerchor Pancake Breakfast of 2006***

 

It's a special look at a annual ROCORI tradition. The Cold Spring Area Maennerchor hosted their Annual Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, November 26th, 2006. In this story we'll interview the organization President Al Beckel, Director Tim Jarnot and Accompinist Ingrid Lowen. After a couple of songs by the Maennerchor, we'll chat with members Greg Roelike and Vern Maile who were in charge of this years event.

***REMEMBER WHEN - Entrepreneurship Class of 2006 at The Cold Spring Area of Commerce***

 

 

The ROCORI Entrepreneurship Class sent representatives to speak at the Cold Spring Area Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon this past week. Four representatives and their instructor Evan Oscarson spoke about the program at the High School. Young people starting their own businesses is always exciting and the stories they tell have a delightful touch of humor.

REMEMBER WHEN - Meet Bud and Mary Ann Molin - 2006

 

In this story we'll meet Bud & Mary Ann Molin, long time St. Cloud residents.  Bud talks about his time in the military during World War II and being a part of the troops that hit the beaches of Normandy on D Day.  Mary Ann shares the long period of silence Bud had to go through before he could finally begin talking about what happened during the war.

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This story is sponsored by Backes Wood Products, LLC. in Richmond, Minnesota.  Your local resource for REAL-WOOD paneling, log siding, wood furniture, and other specialty wood products.  Backes Wood Products is located just north of the new water tower in Richmond.  Call 320-597-9663 for an appointment to visit their showroom. Check out their website @ Backes Wood Products Online

REMEMBER WHEN - 2006 Halloween Rockin' Pumpkins - Oct. 31st

Have you ever seen Pumpkins that "ROCK"?  Still need some ideas on how to carve your pumpkin for tonight's ghosts and goblins?  Check out this fun little flick.

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
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REMEMBER WHEN - A Tae Kwon Do Lesson From Dr. Jen - Back in 2006

 

The martial arts aim to strengthen both physical and mental well-being. With its balance of hard work and discipline, along with the rewards of personal achievement, it develops confident, well-balanced individuals. Different people join for different reasons, but what they find is all the same. It acts as a good vent for children, a stress-reliever for adults, improves concentration and enhances both physical fitness and self-confidence for all students.

In this story we visit Dr. Jennifer Lourey Doll's Tae Kwon Do open house held at her gym in Richmond, MN.  See how her students demonstrate some of the many things taught as a part of this great personal development and physical fitness program.

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This story was sponsored by the Regional Health Center, Inc. which strives to provide quality chiropractic healthcare.  We offer a holistic approach to a better lifestyle with the availability of many services in one location.

Established in 1993, the clinic has been continually expanding what it offers to meet an ever growing population of individuals seeking alternative healthcare.

To learn more please visit our website @
Dr. Jen's Regional Health & Fitness Center

REMEMBER WHEN - Peace Lutheran and Habitat for Humanity Project - 2006

 

Its one of the best stories of the year. Habitat for Humanity does so much for the communities that get involved. In this story Peace Lutheran in Cold Spring helps out in the cause of Habitat for Humanity. Peace joins a multitude of local businesses, volunteers, and contributors to make a house for Ahmed's family. 

This story will touch the hearts of many as Ahmed will get his family a house. He is a father of three and they have been in the U.S. for about 5 years. His interview really shows just how much this means to him and everyone impacted by Habitat for Humanity.

REMEMBER WHEN - 2006 Powder-Puff Game (Juniors vs. Seniors)

 

Its the biggest rival every year at every high school. The 2006 Powder Puff game was a great competition between the seniors and juniors. This year's game was dominated by the senior class but it was evident that both classes had a ton of fun. Watch and listen to how the girls act as football players and how the guys play the role of team coaches.