Detroit Lake Public Beach

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Front Street, Detroit Lakes, MN

Detroit Lakes is a city in the State of Minnesota and the county seat of Becker County. The population was 8,569 at the 2010 census. Its unofficial population during summer months is much higher, estimated by citizens to peak at 13,000 midsummer, due to seasonal residents and tourists. U.S. Highways 10 and 59, and Minnesota State Highway 34 serve as the primary routes through the city. Detroit Lakes is located 45 miles east of the Fargo–Moorhead ND-MN statistical metropolitan area. The nearest major metropolitan area with a population over 300,000 is Minneapolis–Saint Paul, which is approximately 205 miles southeast of Detroit Lakes. Detroit Lakes is a regional summer and winter recreation destination, attracting large numbers of tourists and seasonal residents each year. Its economy is fueled by seasonal population increases, with tourism being the area's chief industry along with agriculture.
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day trip to detroit lakes

Went on a day trip with Becca and Brianna! Twas a party.
Songs:
Too Late- Mimi Bay
Candy Wrappers- Summer Salt

M State Detroit Lakes

Detroit Lakes Homecoming Preview

Hometown 9-24-12

Detroit Lakes: BTD

Students from Detroit Lakes interview employees from BTD about What's So Cool About Manufacturing?

This video is part of a student video contest. To learn more, view other videos, and vote for your favorite, visit dreamitdoitmn.com/videocontest.

I'm going to Detroit Lake, MN.

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Officially photographing for MNMBS this 2017.

Race #2 - Detroit Mountain Shakedown - May 21
DETROIT LAKES, MN

Headed up north too vlog about my experience in the rain.
I filmed this all on an Iphone 6s due to the rainy conditions I did not want to risk ruining my camera equipment. This also edited all on my phone. I had a waterproof case to try out as well. so enjoy the next 3 videos from this past weekend.

Vlog gear:

Iphone 6s
Lifeproof 77
cheap lav mic

News: Parents speak about lock down at Detroit Lakes schools

VNL9@CW

The Refuge in Detroit Lakes

An overview of The Refuge shelter for the homeless in west central Minnesota.

News Residents upset with gravel pit project in Detroit Lakes

Detroit Lakes Homecoming Events Preview

Hometown Happenings 9 9 13

Detroit Lakes Minnesota I was talking about apartments & motels.

Talking about businesses on the other side of the street poorly. Ideal apartments for people to live if they can afford it.

Some day Detroit Lakes water quality isn't award winning

Detroit Lakes Hotel

Detroit Lakes Police: Do you know these men?

DETROIT LAKES, MN (iNewZ.TV) The Detroit Lakes Police Department is asking for your help in identifying these men. Call Sgt. Strand at: 218-846-3204

Good Question: Does Wisconsin Have More Lakes Than Minnesota?

Heather Brown explains why the answer might not be so clear (2:30).
WCCO 4 News At 10 – June 4, 2019

Detroit Lakes Middle School Leadership Group Bullying Video

Hometown Happenings 5 18 15

Michigan

Diplomat at the U.S. Embassy Vienna Mark Bland talks about his home state of Michigan. #50states #MI

Transcript:

Known as the Great Lakes State, Michigan looks like a hand, and is easily identifiable on any map of the United States and also from outer space. It's located in the northern Midwest of the USA and borders the Canadian province of Ontario. Michigan is called the Wolverine State and is divided into two peninsulas with a land area of 150,000 square kilometers. The word Michigan (pronounced Mishigan, not Mitchigan), comes from the Native American word Mishigamaa, which means large lake. Michigan has the longest freshwater coast in the world: more than 5200km of shoreline. With its population of almost 10 million, Michigan is the 8th most populous state in the United States. Almost 40% of the state's population lives near Detroit, the largest city, while only 3% live in the entire Upper Peninsula.

The French discovered Michigan in the 1600s and founded the city of Detroit in 1701. During the 1700s control of Michigan alternated between the French, the British, and the local Native Americans. In 1796 the British finally abandoned Detroit and their forts on the Great Lakes. Michigan became a territory in 1805 and the 26th state in January
1837.

Michigan is known primarily for two things: automobiles and its beautiful nature.
At the beginning of the 1900s Henry Ford revolutionized auto production by developing the moving assembly line. He and his fellow auto manufacturers (Olds, Buick, Dodge, and others) helped transform private life in the United States and created an economic boom in Michigan that attracted immigrants from all over the world. Today, General Motors, Chrysler, and Ford still produce almost 25% of all cars made in the United States. In addition to manufacturing automobiles, Michigan also builds 50% of all office furniture made in the USA, and is home to Dow Chemical, Whirlpool, and Kellogg's, all of which manufacture products people worldwide use on a daily basis.

As a native Michigander, I am proud of my state's beautiful scenery. Tourism is one of Michigan's largest industries. Tourists in Michigan spend around $17 billion per year visiting the state's amazing nature and its cultural heritage. Among our most spectacular sites are the Sleeping Bear sand dunes along Lake Michigan, Mackinac Island (a uniquely historical island free of automobiles), the Mackinaw Straits bridge (at 8km in length it is the world's third largest suspension bridge), and the Upper Peninsula with the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, the Porcupine Mountains, Tahquamenon Falls, and Isle Royale National Park. Michigan has over 11,000 lakes and is a paradise for fishing, hunting, canoeing, skiing, ice skating, and snowmobiling. We also have several thousand kilometers of pristine beaches with white sand and crystal clear aquamarine water. The climate is ideal for the production of cherries, apples, and Christmas trees—all of which are products that Michigan exports in large quantity across the United States.

Culturally and educationally Michigan also distinguishes itself. Our 15 public universities, 56 private colleges, and 28 public community colleges attract large numbers of foreign students due to their diverse curricula, high academic standards, and pleasant learning environment. Our largest city, Detroit, is home to the Henry Ford Museum, historical Dearborn Village, and the Detroit Institute of the Arts. The Detroit Symphony and Detroit
Opera House enjoy an international reputation. Finally, Michigan has contributed its fair share to the music world, beginning with Motown Records in the 1960s and continuing up through Eminem and Madonna, both of whom are native Michiganders.

So come visit Michigan and enjoy our beautiful nature, friendly people, and many cultural offerings. We'd be happy to host you!

Woman who swims topless in Lake Superior sparks debate over law

A Minnesota woman who swims topless in Lake Superior has sparked a debate over the state's indecent exposure law.

Lake Detroiters 75th Anniversary

A long-standing Minnesota Lakes organization is celebrating its 75th anniversary in 2019. It's the Lake Detroiters Association, which monitors and supports Detroit Lake, located right in the heart of the town of Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. The organization has a long, unique history and aims to maintain the lake and ensure fun and frolic for all who come to Detroit Lake.

Detroit Lakes School District Making an Impact pt. 1

Hometown Happenings 5-27-13