Photos: Forest Lake toasts to 100 years of Independence Day celebrations
Despite scattered showers in the forecast, residents of Forest Lake showed up Thursday in their best red, white and blue to celebrate the Fourth of July and mark the city’s 100th Independence Day celebration.
Hosted by the American Legion Post 225, the “Cheers to 100 years” event kicked off earlier this week with a carnival that runs through Sunday.
The annual fireworks display scheduled for Thursday night has been canceled. A new date is expected to be announced later this summer.
Related: Where to find Fourth of July fireworks and events in the St. Paul area
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