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Albert Lea Recreation Facebook Feed
DECEMBER PUBLIC SKATE: Celebrate the holiday season with some winter family fun at the City Arena for public skate! Skating is fun for all ages and abilities, and is guaranteed to bring many smiles and a whole lot of laughter.
You won't want to miss our Ugly Sweater Skate on Sunday, December 22 from 4:30-6 p.m.! Let's bring in the new year together at our Rock On Ice New Year's Bash on Friday, December 27 from 7-9 p.m.
Pre-registration is available online for a discounted rate at bit.ly/recreation-registration.
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❄️Albert Lea Recreation is excited to once again be partnering with Albert Lea Community Education for a Climb and Skate event over winter break on January 2 and 3.
Registration and event information below 👇
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THANKSGIVING WEEK PUBLIC SKATE: Bring your family to the City Arena for some extended holiday fun on the ice! Skate rentals are available.
Save $1 on each skater admission by registering online ahead of time!
bit.ly/recreation-registration
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Albert Lea Public Library Facebook Feed
Check out some of our new young adult romance titles! Learn more about them or reserve your copy here: bit.ly/3XjwDK1
#ALPL #albertleapubliclibrary #newbooks
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Teens and tweens: make sure to stop in for game night! Bring your friends for an evening of fun! Check out what is happening this week at the Albert Lea Public Library!
bit.ly/3GpHWKZ
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Congratulations to Ari, October's Reader of the Month!! Way to go Ari!
#albertleapubliclibrary #ALPL #readerofthemonth
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Congratulations
Way to go Ari! ⭐
Albert Lea Police Department Facebook Feed
Any one with information is encouraged to contact Faribault County Investigator Chris Albers at (507) 526-5148, ext. 2133.
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Very sad, RIP. My thoughts go out to his family and hope they find the person responsible.
Wasn’t he wanted in Texas?
What about the body recently found in Albert Lea?
Sgt. Steve Charboneau (2nd from the right) recently awarded the FBI-Law Enforcement Executive Development Association's "Trilogy Award" for completing Supervisor, Command, and Executive Leadership Institutes.
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UPDATE: Individuals associated with this group have been spoken to. They will get the necessary permits to continue their sales.
* Door to door sales persons are required to have a permit from the City. The City Clerk then provides with a permit that has our City Seal; they're made very clear that they must have original permit with them going door to door and encourage offering to show it to the resident. Application contents containing a copy of photo ID, vehicle info, what's being sold, etc is maintained at City Clerks office and share with law enforcement.
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There are sales people selling vacuum cleaners door to door. We've received several calls from residents due to the aggressive demeanor of these sales people. Please call the ALPD at 507-377-5780 if they come to your residence as we would like to have a word with them.
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People answer their doors? I just act like I'm not home haha
Please don't open your door for people you don't know/aren't expecting.
Don't let these people, or any other "salespeople" that you have not initiated contact with, into your home.
Albert Lea Fire Rescue Facebook Feed
Did you know that our full-time firefighters are also nationally registered EMTs? Most recently, red shift firefighter, Blair Bonnerup, front right, obtained his certification.
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Today's training was car extrication. We hope we never have to use this skill set, but training opportunities like this help us be efficient and safe when the time comes.
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Thanks for always training and keeping up with new recovery techniques.
Fifth grade Fire Prevention poster contest winners got a visit from firefighters today. First, second and third places were awarded as well as eight honorable mentions. The poster of the first place winner, Kylie, will be mailed off to compete state-wide. And classrooms with 100 percent participation were awarded a pizza party! Way to go kids!
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Congratulations to all the students who participated.
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Congratulations to all of the participants!
Here's what's happening this week! Check out the Turkey Trot on Ice Sunday at the City Arena, 701 Lake Chapeau Drive from 4:30-6 p.m. ... See MoreSee Less
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Lace up your skates and join us for a fun-filled Turkey Trot on Ice! Sunday, Nov. 24, 4:30-6 p.m. Albert Lea City Arena, 701 Lake Chapeau Drive. Cost: $5 (includes skate rental). Music, contests, and good times!
The Albert Lea City Council is seeking public input on proposed law changes to limit the number of off-sale liquor, tobacco and sexually-oriented businesses. The council is scheduled to take final action at its Nov. 25 meeting. The council is considering limits after capping the number of cannabis retailers at two, and is seeking to be equitable with other adult businesses. Another concern is limiting the exposure of adult items to minors. Contact your city councilor: cityofalbertlea.org/council/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Do you know how you keep prices high? You block competition.
Need to let the market decide, not the governemt.
This town has a meth, employment and education problem. People that can contribute something positive move away for better opportunities. May want to focus on fixing those things first. Those "adult" businesses could bring in more tax money. Albert Lea government getting too big for the population they dont have and continue to lose.