The Sartell Police Department would like to invite everyone to Coffee with A Cop.  Join your neighbors and police officers for coffee and conversation at Liquid Assets Coffee Shop, 1091 2nd St S, Sartell on August 21st from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.  Please click here for more information.

When: Thursday, August 28, 2014

Time: 11:00am to 1:00pm

Where: St. Francis Xavier Church in Sartell

Who: Any Sartell senior who is age 55 and better

Cost: FREE

RSVP: Call 258-7365 and leave your name, telephone number and number of persons attending the event.

· Join the Sartell Police Department and Sartell SALT (Seniors And Law enforcement Together) as we grill hotdogs and hamburgers with all the fixings, sides and beverages for you.

· Get to know the other seniors who live throughout the community as well as the police officers who serve you and the other citizens of Sartell on a daily basis.

· We will be providing seminars on several safety issues relating to seniors.

The police department is excited about sponsoring this event for our senior population and getting to know you on a more personal level.

Grab a blanket or lawn chair and come enjoy outdoor movies and music in the park this summer in Sartell. Bring your own snacks or purchase some great food from the new Park Café at Pinecone Central. 

The next movie featured will be Despicable Me on August 21st and will begin at dusk and are sponsored by Bank Vista. The movie will be shown on  August 28th if the weather does not cooperate.

The music lineup for Pinecone Central Park is:

July 31 at 7pm – Ring of Kerry
August 7 at 7pm – Belle Amour
August 14 at 7pm – Tim Sparks & Phil Heywood
August 21 at 7pm – Gypsy Mania

The beautiful auditorium at Waters Church is our rain site in the event of bad weather for the music events. The Music in Pinecone Central Park series is sponsored by these fine folks:
Chris & Deb Stalboerger
Bierscheid Family
Holland & Frank
Plaza Park Bank
St. Cloud Orthopedic

This activity is made possible, in part, by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Central MN Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.