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Plainviewa
progressive, small town in southeastern Minnesota located
21 miles from Rochester, the regions major metropolitan
city. This
website highlights "happenings" in Plainview, as well
as resources and support
available to the local business community through
the Plainview Economic
Development Authority.
Coming
Up December 3, 2011
Old
Fashioned Christmas 2011 is bigger & better than ever

Plainview
promoters have a truly festive line up of events for Plainview's
18th annual Olde Fashioned Christmas celebration on Saturday,
December 3, 2011. From wine tastings that start on Thursday
at Whitewater Wines in rural Plainview through the Sunday
Christmas Cantata at the PEM High School Gym, this year's
celebration promises to be a memory maker. Check out these
Old Fashioned Christmas
events 2011
Old Fashioned Christmas poster Public
Parking
Thanks to HBC, Inc., Old Fashioned
Christmas to hit new note
Flake
& Elwood White to debut at OFC
You
don't want to miss this fun-filled addition to the 2011
Old Fashioned Christmas line-up! The "White Brothers"
will be performing "I'm a Snowman" an
updated version of the immortal "I'm a Soul Man"
made famous by Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi, a.k.a. the
original Jake & Elwood Blues from the 1980 movie,The
Blues Brothers. Our own "Flake and Elwood White"
will debut their OFC version at 5:10 p.m Saturday, December
3rd in front of the Schad & Zabel's Plainview Chapel
at 135 S. 3rd St. (behind City Hall). This new event is
sponsored by HBC. Encore performances will be held every
45 minutes.
And Rudolph will follow with Flake & Elwood with his
bluesy versionof the Eagles Please Come Home for
Christmas.
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Around Town...
"Lights
for Life"
Saturday,
Dec.3, 2011
Wedgewood Park
Luminary
Lighting - 4 p.m.
Ceremony - 4:30 p.m.
Walk opens - 5 - 8:30 p.m.
Plainview's
Old Fashioned Christmas Committee and the American Cancer Society
encourage area residents to donate luminaries by November 29th for
the annual "Lights for Life" Walk through Wedgewood Park
in remembrance of their loved ones who are surviving cancer or who
have lost their battle to the disease.
Luminaries
and donations may be dropped off at local churches, People's State
Banks, First National Bank, Erin's Touch of Style and Lyon's Oil
by November 29th.
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