Tim Freeland's blog
2010 Button Unveiled
We're proud to release our 2010 button design today. Designed in part by General Chair Shelley Brady, DJJD webmaster Tim Freeland and Engage Print. The color theme is black this year. We wanted to capture an image that includes a James Younger rider along with the First National Bank Museum in the background. Photo by committee photographer Bridgette Hallcock. Button's are currently in production. The rider in the image is Danny Anthony.
Winter Walk photos with the gang are up.
Just view the djjd.org front page to see all of the pics. Click into the images to go directly to the whole gallery where you can download a photo or order prints online from your preferred re-printer.
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2009 DJJD Parade Winners Announced.
Congratulations to all of these winners! It was another wonderful event!
Marching Band Competition:
1st Place Simley High School
2nd Place Coon Rapids High School
Defeat Days, Northfield featured on KSTP's 'TC Live' (video)
Minnesota Historic Society article on the "Northfield Duster"
http://discussions.mnhs.org/collections/2009/09/the-northfield-duster/
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Photo's galore through the "Defeat Days" Google web albums
New today are:
Graveside Memorial. http://picasaweb.google.com/defeatdays/2009GravesideMemorial#
JLHDSA Banquet. (Maggie Lee). http://picasaweb.google.com/defeatdays/2009HeywoodBanquet?feat=directlin...
Continue to check back to the gallery. Also linked at the top of the DJJD.org webpage in the menu bar.
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Horse shoe found in Central Park
Details listed here.
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Get your 2009 Horse Shoe Hunt Clues here
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"Jesse" time treasured musical returns to the NAG
A rollicking good time for audience and cast alike, this family-friendly show is filled with great songs and dialogue that trace Jesse's life with his beloved wife, Zee -- including the Northfield Raid. Done in the style of turn-of-the century music hall melodramas, the audience is encouraged to loudly cheer the heroes and hiss at the villains as the story unfolds through comedy and, of course, tragedy.