A golf event is being organized by the Minneapolis Fire Foundation to support a good cause. The event, called Fairways for Firefighters Golf Classic, will take place at Oak Glen Golf Course in Stillwater. It is scheduled to occur on August 24th.
Further details about the event are available from the source. The Minneapolis Fire Department and the Minneapolis Fire Foundation are involved in the organization of the golf classic. com 5 Eyewitness News.
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