Archive for the ‘Fit City’ Category

Easy Ridin’ Segways are an “Electric Pedestrian”

Friday, July 9th, 2010

 

Eric

Eric enjoying the Root River State Trail on the Easy Ridin' Segway

“Easy Ridin’ Segways are an “Electric Pedestrian”! said owner, Eric. Experience the Root River Trail and Lanesboro in a unique and enjoyable way. Located at Little River General Store right on the trail. Segways are allowed on the Root River Bike Trail. Easy and Fun to ride for all ages, (14+).

Easy Ridin’ LLC
105 Coffee St
Lanesboro, MN 55949
Phone: 507-313-9424
Business Hours: Sun – Thurs 9 am – 8 pm; Fri & Sat 8:30 am – 9 pm; also by appt.

Old School in Lanesboro, Minnesota Earns New Grades

Friday, May 14th, 2010
Church Hill School Condominiums

Church Hill School Condominiums

Adapted with permission from a Republican Leader story 12 April 2010 by Dr. Jan Meyer

Beautiful view from Church Hill Properties of Lanesboro's Hydroelectric Power Dam

Beautiful view from Church Hill Property, Lanesboro's Hydroelectric Power Dam

Beautiful views are just one facet of the Church Hill School Condominiums that residents are enjoying in their new spaces.   Reasons for buying homes in the old school building are similar: the view, convenience, quality of the space and construction, ambiance, and most of all the friendly small town of Lanesboro, Minnesota. One of the new owners, Mike Dalton, said that  “People here are almost as nice as in Iowa.”

Robin & Bethany Krom, Church Hill Property Residents

Robin & Bethany Krom, Church Hill School Condominiums Residents

The owners represent a variety of interests and intentions. Besides Iowa, they come from Afton, Minnetonka, Rochester, and even Lanesboro. 

Association members are so enthusiastic about their new “digs” that they are planning an open house for the public.  Location: 201 Ridgeview Lane, Lanesboro;  the free tour hours are 1 to 4 p.m. on June 19.  Everyone is welcome.

For more information, go to its website  or call Robin Krom at 507-993-2029, or Dan Anderson at 507-251-7704.

Lanesboro Students and Community Members Walk to School

Friday, October 9th, 2009
International Walk to School October 2009

International Walk to School October 2009

 Lanesboro students and community members walked to the Lanesboro Public School on Wed, Oct 14, 2009.

The goal of the walk was to:

Encourage physical activity by teaching children the skills to walk safely, how to identify safe routes to school, and the benefits of walking

Raise awareness of how walkable a community is and where improvements can be made

Raise concern for the environment

Reduce crime and take back neighborhoods for people on foot

Reduce pollution near schools

Share valuable time with local community leaders, parents, and children

Lanesboro Students & Community Members Walk to School October 14, 2009

Lanesboro Students & Community Members Walk to School October 14, 2009

International Walk to School is more than just getting together with children and going for a walk to school as a special event. This is certainly important, but the event’s greater aim is to bring forth permanent change in communities across the globe.

     
     

    Lanesboro was designated a ‘Governor’s Fit City’
    Lanesboro earns recognition for promoting physical activity November 29, 2005