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Mission Impossible!
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Created: Aug 2, 2012
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We live in a small, family-oriented suburb outside of St. Paul. The homes in our neighborhood were built in the early to late 50's and all look alike. We love our city and like the home that we live in but definitely need help to make our outdoor space more kid-friendly and safer for our little ones!
![Redford, The township was initially created as Bucklin Township in 1827. Due to postal regulations prohibiting two post offices having the same name, when the township was further subdivided unique names had to be found. Thus Bucklin was divided into Pekin and Nankin, a result of a wave of interest in China. Pekin was further divided in 1833 into Redford and Dearborn Townships. The name Redford was chosen supposedly because Indians forded the River Rouge where the river runs through Redford.[citation needed] Thus "Redford," since "rouge" is red in French., Midwest](http://picklemedia1.scrippsnetworks.com/pickle_media1/media/DIY_Network/130426/Photo_Video_45517285228376848426795_smallthumb_hor.jpeg?2)
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