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In July, attendees at Woodbury Parks & Recreation’s Half-Pint Safety Camp got to learn about first responders, climb into cool vehicles like fire trucks, and more.
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Super heroes (small in stature but not in heart or courage) gathered last summer to put their skills to the test with Amazonian Hero, Spider Hero and other grown-up heroes as part of the Woodbury Parks & Recreation’s Superhero Academy, in partnership with local character business Occasions wi
Each month, we feature one of the photos from our 2019 Focus on Woodbury photo contest.
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On February 3, Woodbury neighbors have a unique opportunity to hear a variety of local student music ensembles, as Woodbury High School hosts more than 1,000 east metro teens for the Suburban East Conference Music Festival.
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If you’re a fan of the Mel Brooks classic film Young Frankenstein, don’t miss Woodbury Community Theatre’s production of the musical adaptation.
E2 Young Engineers is a fun, interactive STEM program that champions hands-on learning and creative problem-solving.
The experience of mall shopping—or elevator riding—is missing something these days. It’s missing Muzak’s “classic” elevator music.
Rachel Khong's debut novel was one of NPR's best books of 2017.
Aspire Music Academy and Open Door Community Theatre Group team up for this year’s Stars on Broadway revue.
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This summer, triathletes ages 2 to 5 got to bike, run and get wet! At the end of the triathlon, they received a sticker medal presented to them by a firefighter or police officer.
