Envision 2020 began in 2006, with a planning and visioning stage that included well over 400 citizens taking the time to engage in the important work of envisioning a desired future for the Greater Mankato region. Together, they organized a visionary plan into six Key Performance Areas and identified a total of 34 goals. In late 2007 and early 2008, several task forces were created to implement specific goals of the plan, with more than 200 generous volunteers participating in this implementation process thus far. Today, it is important to continue the shared vision and momentum from all community stakeholders to grow the vision.
Community
September 24, 2009
Community Progress plan: Envision 2020
<a href="http://www.envision-2020.com/" target="_blank"><b>Envision 2020: What progress has been made</b></a>
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Weddings, engagements, anniversaries, birthdays, births
Click here to see the Dec. 11, 2011, Free Press Celebrations page.
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November Starline: Observe all the planets this month
Time changes this weekend
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Photo Gallery: Walk for Alzheimer's 2011
Photos from the Walk for Alzheimer's in Mankato 2011. Photos by Sport Pix.
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Photo Gallery: Mankato Pridefest 2011.
Photos from 2011 Pridefest Parade and event in downtown Mankato. Photos by Sport Pix.
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Photo Gallery: Mankato Pow-Wow
Photos from the 2011 Mankato Pow-Wow at Land of Memories Park. Photos by Sport Pix.
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Photo Gallery: MSU Homecoming 2011
Photos from MSU Homecoming 2011. Photos by Sport Pix.
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Ask a trooper: Does day care provider need child seat training?
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Ask a trooper: Why not seatbelts in school buses?
School buses designed to withstand crashes
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Weekend discussion topic: banned books
While the book-protesting actions of motivated parents and school boards make headlines, what gets lost in the shuffle is what goes on in each of our homes. As Banned Books Week begins, one librarian offers tips for parents weighing what kind of reading material to share with their children.
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Ask a Trooper: Should we use cell phone to report impaired drivers?
Yes, but use common sense.
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