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Dog Day adoption opportunities At right: Allie McLean holds “Goose,” one of the puppies available for adoption through the Warrior Dog Rescue organization during the recent Dog Day event in downtown White Bear Lake. Below: Second Chance Animal Rescue volunteer Kathy Christiansen sits with Wesley AKA Paki, Lecia and Hank. The dogs are available for adoption through the White Bear Lake based organization. Find more information about the animal rescue organizations at secondchancerescue.org and warriordogrescue.com. Find more photos at presspubs.com.

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Minnesota Icemen players, Derrick Smith (left) of White Bear Lake and Ethan Loss of Mahtomedi both sparkled at PBR U17 nationals in Georgia.

Club team nabs national title

BY BRUCE STRAND SPORTS CONTRIBUTOR

When Justin Gominsky’s pro baseball career flamed out due to an injury seven years ago, the former Mahtomedi Zephyrs and Minnesota Gophers star boldly found a way to remain in the game.

Gominsky started his own entry in the club baseball industry in 2014, calling it Minnesota Icemen. He had a partner at first, but has been sole owner since 2018.

The venture seems to have gone well. The Icemen started with three teams. By 2021, PAUL DOLS | PRESS PUBLICATIONS

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Plaintiffs in lake lawsuit hold DNR’s feet to fire

BY DEBRA NEUTKENS STAFF WRITER

ST. PAUL — Plaintiffs in the lake level lawsuit want to make sure the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) complies with a 2017 court order.

At a hearing with retired District Court Judge Margaret Marrinan last week, the legal team representing the White Bear Lake Restoration Association and intervening Lake Homeowners Association, plaintiffs in a suit

decided four years ago, filed a proposed order demanding regular updates from the state agency that manages groundwater pumping.

Marrinan, who retired days after issuing her decision in the complicated case and was brought back months later to hear post-trial motions, presided over a July 21 hearing requested by the plaintiffs that White Bear Township attorney Chad Lemmons described as “quiet.”

Lemmons was joined by an attorney representing the City

of White Bear Lake, like the township an intervenor on the side of the defense; DNR counsel; and David Sienko, an attorney representing Mahtomedi and Stillwater.

Those cities are among the municipalities contesting amendments to their water appropriation permits.

Among other mandates, Marrinan’s court order required the DNR amend water appropriation permits for municipal well owners within a 5-mile radius of White Bear Lake. Seventeen entities,

including 10 municipalities and St. Paul Regional Water Services, demanded a hearing to contest those amendments before an administrative law judge, as is their legal right. Those hearings still haven’t happened (see “Court order remains stalled as water permit holders await hearings,” July 7, 2021).

Until they do, the 2017 court order remains stayed. That includes enforcement of a residential irrigation ban when lake level is below 923.5 feet; a phase-down of daily

per capita residential water use to 75 gallons; contingency plans for partial or total conversion to surface water and a requirement that all groundwater permittees report annually to the DNR on their collaborative efforts toward those directives.

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Jeopardy 2021 Tournament of Champions winner Sam Kavanaugh recently shared his experiences with a group of young book club participants in Mahtomedi. Book club members are going into 7th grade and have been reading together for the past 3 years. Kavanaugh is the uncle of book club member Kieran Vik. Pictured L-R: Delaney Dumermuth, Isabella Bixby, Claire Langhoff, Sam Dunham, Charlie DeHaan, Kavanaugh, Cam Behnke, Ethan Stout, Emmett See, Gannon Hamen, and Vik.

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Private school enrollment soars during pandemic

BY NOELLE OLSON STAFF WRITER

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, schools in Minnesota and around the country found themselves in an unprecedented situation — what to do?

The distance learning model seemed like the best way to keep students, teachers and staff safe; schools were shut down for the remainder of the 2020-21 school year.

While public schools decided to maintain the distance learning model at the beginning of the 202021 school year, most private schools opted to get their students back into the classroom.

One of the first to open in Minnesota was Hill-Murray School in Maplewood, a private Catholic School for grades 6-12.

“Our leadership team worked tirelessly all last summer with a lot of planning, hard work and trust. We had the kids back in school on August 18,” said Melissa Dan, president of Hill-Murray.

“The teachers were nervous to come back, but they took a risk and believed in us. We only stayed open all year because of their willingness to put the kids first.”

Dan has a son who attends Hill-Murray. When they went to inperson learning in August, she said she noticed a big change in him.

“The changes I saw in him from March until being able to be in school everyday was just incredible,” she said. “The students never looked so happy when they came back in August.

Even if they had to wear masks and follow COVID guidelines, they were so happy to be with their friends again.”

Enrollment has been increasing at Hill-Murray for the last six years, and Dan said last year the interest in the school increased more than ever. She believes that parents might not have considered Hill-Murray as an educational option before the pandemic.

“With the public school districts not opening last fall, we had an incredible rush of people trying to get into the school in August and September.

Unfortunately, some of the grades were already fi lled, so we weren’t able to take all of the students who wanted to come,” she said.

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Hill-Murray, a private Catholic School for grades 6-12 located in Maplewood draws students from surrounding communities.

of Education, because of the COVID-19 pandemic families across the state made choices that they believed were best for their students, including delaying starting kindergarten for younger learners. Some considered nonpublic options. There was an increase in the number of parents who chose a private school for their children; also, a 12.4% increase in kindergarten enrollment occurred between the 2019-20 and 2020-21 school years.

Principal Vicki Marvin at St. Odilia School — a private Catholic school in Shoreview for students in preschool to eighth grade — said the school definitely saw an increase in enrollment.

“We typically have a handful of families that contact us for enrollment, but last summer we had over a hundred new families in choir,” Marvin said. “We welcomed 60 new transfer students over the summer for the 2020-21 school year and 100% of them are re-enrolled for this upcoming school year, and that’s exciting.”

Marvin also said she believes parents realize that they have other educational options besides public school for their children.

“I think that for some families who were maybe on the fence on whether or not they should choose a private school, this was enough for them to say, ‘We really want our kids back in person at school, and we’re going to give this a try,’” Marvin said. “I think they found they were very satisfied with the experience and they’re not looking for something different for next year. I also think it has to do with the pandemic, because parents really wanted their kids back in school for a combination of reasons.”

Those reasons, Marvin said, include that St. Odilia School personnel look at the child as a complete person — encompassing their academics, faith life, character development, relationships and connections.

“Our students are getting a strong academic program here that is preparing them for the next steps they take (for high school),” she said. “When their children came home from school, I think parents could not only see the difference in their children, they could feel the difference.”

No matter how you look at it, public and private schools have dealt with tremendous changes throughout the pandemic. Dan said she’s been involved in both public and private school education for 20 years, and she will remember this last year for the rest of her life.

“I’m proud of what a lot of the private and Catholic schools have done by putting the kids first. Kids can’t sit home for a year — they need to be with their teachers and learning. We were in person all year, and we had no more COVID cases than schools who were in distance learning,” Dan said. “The power of good teachers, relationships and being in person with one another is something that’s really important and appreciated.”

Both St. Odilia and Hill-Murray have waiting lists for the 2021-22 school year, but there are limited openings available for certain grades.

For more information on Hill-Murray School, go to hill-murray.org.

For more information on St. Odilia School, go tostodilia.org/ OdiliaSchool.

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Cup & Cone employee excels in Physics Olympiad Longtime Cup & Cone employee Evan Erickson, of Lake Elmo, competed in the 2021 International Physics Olympiad as a member of the U.S. Physics team last week. For the first time in history, all five team members achieved gold medals. The team came in third overall, behind China and South Korea.

According to the International Physics Olympiad website, more than 400 students from 76 countries participated.

During the Olympiad, held virtually in Lithuania this year, young physicists from all over the world solved theoretical and experimental tasks created by Lithuanian scientists.

Gold medals were awarded to the top 8% of participants.

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ID YOU KNOW there is one county in the State of Minnesota where graduating students in public and private schools get a two-year free tuition to a community college?

The Frandsen Family Foundation announced recently two years at the Pine Technical and Community College will be free for those graduating from Pine City High School and private high schools in 2021 and 2022.

In cooperation with the county stimulus funds, there will also be work force training at the college in Pine County.

Along with free tuition, $1,000 will be available to each student for required books.

This is an example of what foundations can provide and are doing.

This is the only county in the state I am aware of that is providing such a program for technical training to fill the voids in the job market.

The Frandsen family owns numerous banks throughout Minnesota and is generous to their communities.

KATHY AND I were recently at the summer board meeting About the of the Minnesota Newspaper Association at Giants Ridge Town Resort at Biwabik. While there Knight, publisher in Gene Johnson Chris Virginia, MN, had arranged a tour of the PolyMet mine. The bus tour was hosted by Bruce Richardson of Corporate Communications. This Minnesota-based publicly traded company has plans to process copper, nickel and cobalt out of ore tailings once their permitting is complete, which is now in the tenth year of process.

This Duluth Complex discovery was made in 1940 and the NorthMet deposit discovery in 1969.

The mine and processing site would utilize the abandoned Erie mine. As of December 31, 2020, $462 million has been invested in the project which started in 2006. The economic annual return benefit is expected to be $515 million and add 1,000 jobs direct and spin-off.

Full carbon technologies are growing the nickel demand and platinum group metals.

These are all critical minerals that will be necessary to meet national and global climate goals for clean energy technology according to the information shared with us.

We also had a brief tour of a 1/3 mile long concentrator that was used for crushing iron ore and bringing it to the taconite form.

Iron mining in Minnesota today uses taconite to strengthen recycled steel which is used for everyday products, from refrigerators to dishwashers.

Minnesota iron mines account for 80% of the first pour steel in the U.S. AFTER 50 YEARS the Milwaukee Bucks came through in the NBA with a very exciting series of fast and rough basketball.

They overcame the 47 year drought and for Our grandson, Kellen Johnson, along this small market with two of his friends had the franchise Giannis opportunity to meet Giannis at a Antetokounmpo, Timberwolves game in Minneapolis who has been in 2018. With Kellen (far right) with the Bucks are Evan Heinsch (left) and Oskar Magnusson (middle.) since 2013, made the difference.

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t feels like just yesterday that I was walking in for my first day at Press Publications and trying to hide my inner panic as Lead Editor Shannon Granholm placed a story list on my desk with seven items I had never heard of before. Now almost eight weeks later I am wondering where time has gone and feeling down about leaving all of the wonderful people that have accepted me and helped me grow as a journalist.

This was my fi rst real experience applying my collegiate studies in a professional environment, and at the beginning of the summer Caden’s I struggled the fi rst few weeks Corner with feelings of Caden self doubt and Christiansen uncertainty.

I had only done a handful of work for the Bethel University newspaper, The Clarion, leading up to this internship and naturally, working with professionals in a new environment as a 20 year old felt a little intimidating. But from day one, every single person I met at Press Publications welcomed me with open arms and made me feel like I belonged which helped ease that uncertainty very quickly.

My favorite part about this experience has been getting to

of the talented people who work so hard to present meaningful information to the public and getting the chance to connect with community members and hear their stories. But despite all of that, I am ready to take everything I have learned into the next phase of life. The rest of the summer I will be taking some much needed vacation time with my family, trying to win a state championship with my town ball team and getting ready for my junior year at Bethel University.

This fall I am going to be on staff for The Clarion for the fi rst time as the sports editor and am very excited to apply everything I have learned this summer into that role.

I still have a lot of things to figure out in terms of my future and what I want to ultimately pursue after college, but this experience has provided some much needed guidance in helping me realize my passion for journalism. Every interview, team meeting and interaction I have had at Press Publications has fueled that fi re for me and I can not thank everyone enough for that.

It has been a pleasure getting to write for the local community and everyone in our coverage area and I miss it already.

Caden Christiansen is an intern at Press Publications.

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One of the many things I have learned from this internship is that not every story is going to be action packed, life or death, or unfathomable to the reader, and learning to take what is in front of me and write it in an engaging and truth-centered way is something I hope to continue working on.

One of the things that has made this experience so enjoyable for me is the support and encouragement I have gotten from community members, whether I have gotten the chance to speak with them or not. I remember pretty early on in the summer getting a direct message on Instagram from a community member saying how much they enjoyed reading one of my articles and being so ecstatic about it. It’s been incredible to hear feedback from colleagues and community members throughout the summer on articles I have written, and it truly does fuel the passion I have for this industry and the things it has to offer.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 20 mph is plenty Thank you to the City of Mahtomedi for the new speed limit policy of 20 mph on city residential streets, 25 mph on collectors and some other special limits in special cases (blind corners with pedestrian crossings/playgrounds etc.). The goal is to improve the quality of life for all in the community.

Please bear in mind the following: 1) Slower speeds make roads safer for pedestrians and cyclists, since there is a 13% risk of severe injury or death in a collision at 20 mph versus a 40% risk of severe injury or death at 30 mph versus a 73% risk of severe injury or death at 40 mph.

2) Slower speeds reduce vehicle conflicts and crashes (monetary savings on insurance, medical costs, and repairs).

3) Slower speeds make sharing the road with vehicles an acceptable option for pedestrians, cyclists, wheelchair users and others who are unable to drive a vehicle and who choose not to use a vehicle for a local trip. Safety and local access for vulnerable users such as children, seniors and the physically challenged is greatly increased.

4) City streets are funded by city property taxes that are paid by all households (not just vehicle owners). All households should have equal access to city roads.

5) Lowered speed limits on city streets means less road noise and better quality of life for all living on those streets. There are increased opportunities to get out on the street and meet and greet neighbors.

6) Lower vehicle emissions — lower speeds lead to lower vehicle emissions and cleaner air for all to breathe.

7) Minneapolis and St. Paul have recently adopted 20 mph speed limits on residential streets. All of Minnesota’s neighboring states have 25 mph urban speed limits.

8) Lowered speed limits align with national guidance for safe urban and residential streets.

9) The city of Mahtomedi speed limit policy is consistent with clear differences in the design, context, safety, expectations and operations of major and minor streets.

Thank you and be safe.

Ian Harding Mahtomedi

Frustrated with Rush Line I am confused and frustrated by how the Rush Line project continues to progress forward.

It destroys green space along the Bruce Vento trail corridor, which many folks enjoy biking, walking and running along today, and replaces it with asphalt and fossil fuel-burning buses. The project is also incredibly expensive and over the top. The buses that exist today are 95% empty, and more buses will not increase ridership density. I have heard nothing but opposition to the Rush Line project from my downtown neighbors, posts in social media, letters to the editor in this newspaper, and the other sources of news and information that I consume. Other than the generic argument of “Wouldn’t it be nice to have public transit like Europe?” I haven’t seen anyone state that they themselves plan to start riding the bus system as a result of this project. If there is anyone out there who supports the project, can you honestly say

you are going to give up driving your car and start riding the bus?

I, for one, plan to sit in front of the first construction vehicle that shows up in White Bear Lake intending to build a transit stop in our amazing small town.

Jason Sherrett White Bear Lake

We need future activists In the July 21 edition there was an article on what happened at the School Board meeting during a discussion of equity concerns. Apparently, someone actually said, “I don’t agree with this racial equity stuff. I think it drives a wedge between us. We don’t pay taxes for our children to be activists.”

Good thing I wasn’t at that meeting, because my head would have popped off — because YES! WE DO WANT/ NEED OUR CHILDREN TO BE ACTIVISTS! What would our world be like without the Martin Luther Kings, Harriet Tubmans, Susan B. Anthonys, Greta Thunburgs, all the vets who fought against English rule (Boston Tea Party ring a bell?), North and South divisions, Hitler, communism, and on and on ... So yes, I teach that we need to stand up to what is wrong.

I taught the truth about the atrocities of Columbus and his crew (Google that if you don’t know), and my students wrote letters to businesses to stop honoring Columbus with their “Columbus Day Sales.” I taught them about the people who were here first and about their culture so they would appreciate them and all others’ cultures. They were outraged with the thought of someone coming in and taking

over their house. And of course I taught them about equal rights and how important this is.

We do not need any more apathy in our society or to raise apathetic children. And though it’s hard to agree to disagree, it’s hard to disagree with these words: “… for liberty and justice for all.” It doesn’t say “some.”

In teaching the truth of our history, we will hopefully make sure that some of its horrors never get repeated. We need to educate the importance of equity (kindness and respect, too) at home and school.

Laurel Avery White Bear Lake

Dog Days a success Thank you for the wonderful spread you did in the “All About Pets” section last week, and the interview Caden Christiansen did about Dog Days WBL and Indulge. We so appreciate the support from the Press. We were thrilled with the attendance at Dog Days this year, bringing people from all over the Metro into our beautiful downtown to experience what our community has to offer.

Kim Schoonover White Bear Lake

Schools should follow guidance I have two kids attending White Bear Lake Public Schools - a 12 year old and an 11 year old. My 12 year old is fully vaccinated, but my 11 year old is not yet eligible for vaccination, and likely will not be eligible until mid-winter.

I am also a Professor of Public Health at the University of

Minnesota, and as both a public health expert and as a mother, I am deeply concerned about the decision announced in the July 18 WBLAS community e-newsletter, that “masks will be optional for students and staff at all grade levels unless state or federal rules make them a requirement” as we move back to 100% capacity for in-person school.

This decision runs counter to guidance issued by the American Academy of Pediatrics, which recommends, “a layered approach that prioritizes attending school in person, while protecting students and staff from SARS-CoV-2 variants that may be more transmissible.”

Specifically, “The AAP continues to recommend that all staff and students who are 2 years or older wear face masks unless medical or developmental conditions prohibit their use.”

Dr. Anthony Fauci, when interviewed on CNN, said: “I think that the American Academy of Pediatrics is a thoughtful group. They analyze the situation, and if they feel that that’s the way to go, I think that is a reasonable thing to do.”

With Covid rates currently rising in Minnesota and all 50 states, Dr. Kazmierczak and WBLAS should reconsider their decision on masking requirements to ensure the safety of our entire community, especially school children who are too young to be eligible for vaccination. I want my kids to be able to attend school in person, and we must ensure they can do so safely.

Katy Backes Kozhimannil Vadnais Heights

COMMUNITY BRIEFS Free Online Mental Health Support Groups NAMI Minnesota (National Alliance on Mental Illness) is offering free online peer support groups for adults and young adults living with a mental illness, their families, friends, spouses/partners, as well as parents of children and teens. African-American, GLBTQ and BIPOC community focused groups are also offered. Led by trained peer facilitators, the support groups help individuals and families learn coping skills and find strength through sharing experiences. For a complete listing of group meetings go to namimn.org/support/nami-minnesota-support-groups.

Class of 2021 gives back As White Bear Lake High School's Class of 2021 prepares for their class reunion on Sept. 18, organizers are asking classmates to support the community that supported them.

Reunion participants can shop at businesses and eat at restaurants within the White Bear Lake area school district boundary and bring receipts to the reunion for entry into a prize drawing for gift cards to local establishments.

We had great teachers throughout our time in the school district who taught us to be more than we thought we could be, and to do right by others,” says reunion organizer Jon Keimig. “It's been 20 years, but I guarantee our classmates can quickly point to that favorite teacher, coach, administrator or staff member who impacted their life. This community raised us and we hope it can raise the next generation even better. This reunion is a way we can say 'thanks.'”

The event is being catered by local restaurants and and the cost to attend is $20.01. Class of 2021 reunion information can be found at eventbrite.com/e/white-bear-lakehigh-school-class-of-2001-20-year-reunion-tickets.

Photo contest open for Washington County park’s annual vehicle permit Members of the general public who have been snapping photos in Washington County Parks now have the opportunity to submit those photos with the possibility of one being used on the county’s annual 2022/2023 parks pass.

This year, Washington County will be highlighting St. Croix Bluffs Regional Park as it celebrates its 25thanniversary as a county regional park. If you have photos that you would like to submit of St. Croix Bluffs Regional Park, submit them to ParksPhotos@co.washington.mn.us. The deadline is Oct. 4. Each person may send in no more than three photos; no photos submission via Google Docs will be accepted.

Drought blamed for dropping lake level WHITE BEAR LAKE — No surprise that lake level has dropped in the last 30 days.

Last week, White Bear Lake measured 924.05 inches, which is down 3.5 inches from the same week in June.

The level is 7 inches lower than at ice out and a foot lower than last year, noted Mike Parenteau, the White Bear Lake Conservation District board member responsible for keeping tabs on elevation.

In his monthly lake quality report, Parenteau reminded the board that water levels cycle. "The lake isn't disappearing," he remarked. "We're in a drought cycle."

He also tracks water temperature, which read 84 degrees July 20, compared to 77 degrees last year at this time. "In 2019, the water was in the 80s, so it's in the right range. Nothing is out of whack," Parenteau said.

The annual Eurasian watermilfoil survey found 50 acres of lake that required treatment this year, including new areas scouted by Parenteau (see map). Last year, 12 acres were treated with various herbicides. In 2010, 174 acres were treated. Treatment was completed July 15 at a cost of about $24,000. The conservation district budgets for the yearly expense. Bald Eagle Lake, he added, is not treating Eurasian watermilfoil at all this year.

Invasive phragmites is next on the weed hit list.

Volunteers will tackle treatment of the 12- to 14-foot-high weeds this fall. Another invasive, yellow-tail iris, was successfully eradicated last year.

In other business at the July 20 meeting, the volunteer board welcomed two new members: Christopher Churchill, representing Mahtomedi, and Daren DeYoung, representing Birchwood. Both filled vacant seats.

Born and raised in White Bear Lake, Churchill shared that he worked at Parenteau’s clothing store on Fourth Street when he was 15. "It's fun to go full circle," he told the board and his former boss. Both men said they look forward to giving back to the community.

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Eurasian milfoil treatment areas are shown on this map provided by the White Bear Lake Conservation District. About 50 acres were treated earlier this month for the invasive weed.

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WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF REPORTS The Washington County Sheriff’s Office reported the following selected incidents in Birchwood, Dellwood, Grant, Mahtomedi, Pine Springs and Willernie:

60th Street N. at Lake Elmo Avenue N. for hands-free violation after she rolled up next to deputies holding a cell phone in her hand as they were waiting at the stoplight. The driver continued manipulating the screen but quickly put the phone down when she looked up and saw deputies. She said she was looking at her phone GPS because she was going to her grandmother’s house.

Dellwood • A motorist was cited June 30 in the 20 block of Dellwood Avenue for speeding 51 mph in a 35 mph zone.

Grant • A motorist eastbound on 75th Street N. was cited June 30 in the 6000 block of Lake Elmo Avenue N. for speeding 69 mph in a 55 mph zone by westbound deputies in their unmarked squad car, who clocked her on radar. The driver said she sped because she had a bug in the car and was trying to get it out by rolling down the windows and blowing it out.

• A granddaughter was cited July 1 on

Mahtomedi • A motorist was cited at 1:48 a.m. June 27 in the 3000 block of Century Avenue for possessing marijuana in a motor vehicle.

• Deputies kicked 10 adults off the beach on Wildwood Beach Road at 2:19 a.m. June 27 for being there after park hours.

• A Hyde Avenue N. resident reported items stolen from a motor vehicle overnight June 27-28.

• A bicycle was reported found June 28 on Ivy Street. The Mahtomedi Public Works Department was contacted for collection.

• A resident in the 1000 block of Mahtomedi Avenue on June 28 reported his home forcefully entered while he was away and two firearms stolen from inside.

• A vehicle reported stolen from Wildwood Road was recovered in Minneapolis June 29.

• An ongoing neighbor dispute was reported June 29 on Pineview Court. Deputies encouraged the complainant to take out a harassment restraining order (HRO) and to record any harassing activity on their own property or on public property.

• A northbound driver was cited June 30 in the 3000 block of Century Avenue for hands-free cell phone violation by northbound deputies in their unmarked squad car, who pulled up to her at the

red light at Long Lake Road and saw her on the phone. She remained on the phone during the duration of the red light. When deputies pulled her over and explained why they did so, the driver said she wasn’t on the phone. When she finally admitted she was on the phone back at the red light, she said she was only turning up the volume.

Pine Springs • A Minnesota motorist was cited at 7:37 p.m. July 1 on westbound Highway 36 at Hilton Trail N. for speeding 73 mph in a 55 mph zone by stationary deputies, who clocked him on radar at 554 feet. Deputies described the vehicle as traveling at a high rate of speed and passing other vehicles.

WHITE BEAR LAKE POLICE REPORTS The White Bear Lake Police Department reported the following selected incidents: • Officers responded to a complaint of dogs left in a vehicle parked in the 2100 block of Third Street July 16.

• Graffiti was reported in the 3600 block of McKnight Road July 16.

• A hit-and-run accident was reported at Banning Avenue and Second Street July 16.

• A Cambridge woman was arrested for second-degree assault following an altercation in the 3900 block of Hoffman Road July 16.

• A White Bear Lake man was arrested for DWI at White Bear Avenue and Douglas Lane July 17.

• A man who fled officers in a stolen vehicle was taken into custody in the 2100 block of Orchard Lane July 17.

• Domestic assault and violation of a no-contact order was reported in the 3600 block of Hoffman Road July 17.

• A Gem Lake woman who ran her vehicle into a parked Bobcat

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was arrested for DWI in the 3800 block of Highway 61 July 17.

Items totaling more than $4,000 were reported stolen from a storage locker July 17 in the 1800 block of Buerkle Road.

Officers responded to a report of a stolen vehicle in the area of Lake Avenue and Ninth Street July 17, but it was found to be parked on a different street.

A Mahtomedi woman was arrested for DWI near McKnight Road and Cedar Avenue July 17.

Officers investigated arson at Lake Avenue and Seventh Street July 18.

Burglary was reported in the 4800 block of Lake Avenue July 18.

Harassment was reported in the 3500 block of Hoffman Road July 18.

Three people were arrested after attempting to steal a vehicle in the 1900 block of Buerkle Road July 18. They were also arrested on several warrants and for providing false information to police.

• Burglary was reported in the 4700 block of Centerville Road July 18.

• A counterfeit bill was passed in the 4600 block of Centerville Road July 18.

• Disorderly conduct was reported in the 5000 block of Stewart Avenue July 18.

• A catalytic converter was stolen overnight July 19 in the 2300 block of Spruce Place.

• Several theft incidents were reported in the 4700 block of Centerville Road July 19.

• A vehicle was stolen from an underground garage at an apartment complex in the 1700 block of County Road E July 19.

Two vehicles were also broken into in the same area.

• A St. Paul man was arrested for auto theft and felony-level violation of a domestic assault no-contact order in the 3500 block of Willow Avenue July 19.

• Unemployment fraud was reported in the 4600 block of White Bear Parkway July 19.

• A White Bear Lake woman was cited for theft of groceries at a

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business in the 2700 block of County Road E July 19.

A dispute was reported in the 1900 block of Fourth Street July 19.

A motorcycle was stolen in the 4800 block of Centerville Road July 19.

A White Bear Lake man was arrested on a warrant following a traffic stop in on Dell Street July 20.

A Minneapolis man was arrested on a warrant in the 5000 block of Lake Ave. July 20.

A White Bear Lake man was arrested when he refused to provide identification and attempted to strike an officer after being pulled over on his bike around 3:15 a.m. in the area of Birch Lake Blvd. and Third Avenue July 20.

Officers searched the area of Lake Avenue and Shady Lane after reports of passengers in a vehicle yelling at walkers July 20.

On July 20 a Centerville resident reported harassment on White Bear Lake that had occurred the day before.

• Officers responded to a report of an unwanted party in the 1800 block of Cedar Avenue July 21.

• Road rage was reported in the 1900 block of Buerkle Road July 21. A man who showed a handgun in his waistband was not located.

• Identity documents were stolen from a vehicle in the 1700 block of Fourth Street July 21.

• Three vehicles were broken into in a lower-level garage in the 3100 block of Glen Oaks Avenue July 21.

• A harassment restraining order was violated in the 3900 block of Hoffman Road July 21.

• A resident in the 3900 block of Hoffman Road reported two catalytic converters stolen July 21.

• A catalytic converter was stolen in the 4700 block of Centerville Road July 21.

• An Oakdale man was arrested for fifth-degree drugs in the 2000 block of County Road E. • Golf clubs were stolen from a trunk in the 1700 block of Fourth Street July 22.

RAMSEY COUNTY SHERIFF’S REPORTS The Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office reported the following selected incidents in Vadnais Heights and White Bear Township:

Vadnais Heights • A White Bear Lake woman, 45, was arrested July 12 at the Vadnais Heights Walmart in the 800 block of County Road E for misdemeanor theft after she was caught shoplifting.

• A Maplewood woman, 30, was arrested at 10:13 p.m. July 12 on Highway 96 and Rice Street on suspicion of DWI following an accident with injuries.

Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office deputies served a blood draw search warrant on the subject, who was released pending further investigation.

• A resident in the 4000 block of Stockdale Drive reported her vehicle "keyed" by unknown persons overnight July 12-13.

• A resident in the 1100 block of County Road D reported interrupting a thief trying to steal the catalytic converter from her Mitubishi Outlander Sport at 11:50 a.m. July 13. The case is under investigation, as a video is available for study.

• An Oakdale man, 37, was arrested for DUI at 12:58 a.m. July 14 on Highway 96 and Rice Street after deputies conducted a traffic stop for performing an illegal U-turn and failing to stop at a red light before turning right. The driver, whose blood alcohol content was 0.25 at jail one hour after the traffic stop, told deputies his last drink had been at breakfast the previous day. The

subject has been charged in Ramsey County Court.

• A resident in the 600 block of Hiawatha Avenue on July 14 reported three unauthorized transactions on a debit card that occurred in April. The reason the complainant is reporting the fraud three months later is that her bank required a police report.

• A resident in the 200 block of Meadowood Lane on July 14 reported the loss of $300 in gift cards to a scam on social media.

• Deputies impounded a vehicle they saw parked on the wrong side of the street in the 4300 block of Evergreen Drive July 15 after they conducted a Minnesota Database Computer check on the license plates and found that the vehicle belonged to a driver whose driver’s license had been canceled due to behavior inimical to public safety.

• An Isanti woman, 37, was arrested on two felony narcotics warrants at 2:20 a.m. July 16 in the 3200 block of Highway 61 after deputies were flagged down at that location by a citizen.

Deputies were advised that a passenger in a vehicle had a warrant out on her and was not willing to turn herself in.

The subject might have a new narcotics charge added to her repertoire after deputies found more narcotics in her possession during the routine search performed prior to her arrest.

• License plates were reported stolen July 17 from a vehicle belonging to a Rochester man parked on Vadnais Lake

Drive. The plates were then switched to a car in the 3300 block of Arcade Street.

The initial plates were returned to the registered owner, who was visiting the area.

• Employees at a box store in the 800 block of County Road E at 10:51 a.m.

July 17 reported a customer for entering the store with a handgun on his hip and getting into an argument with staff.

The subject left the store and returned to fi nd deputies waiting for him to have a chat. At no time was the gun involved or brandished in any of the subject’s interactions.

• Deputies seized a vehicle July 17 in the 4500 block of Evergreen Drive that had been suspected of being involved in a serious injury hit-and-run accident in Wisconsin and handed it over to St. Croix County deputies. A blood draw search warrant was served on an unidentified subject.

• A rear license plate was reported stolen July 19 from a vehicle parked in the 300 block of Jay Way.

White Bear Township • A boat trailer was reported stolen off a vehicle parked in the 5700 block of Hugo Road July 11. The vehicle has been entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database.

• A resident in the 2500 block of South Shore Blvd. reported a hole in the driver’s side passenger window of his vehicle as it was parked in the driveway overnight July 11-12. The hole looked like it was made by a BB pellet or bullet.

A similar hole appeared in a garage door window.

• A 41-year-old Cadott, Wisconsin, woman was cited July 12 in the 1500 block of westbound County Road H2 for speeding and failure to provide proof of insurance. The driver was released on scene, and the vehicle was towed.

• A West St. Paul woman reported a nearly empty purse stolen from her vehicle July 12 while it was parked in the lot at Otter Lake Elementary in the 1400 block of County Road H2.

The rear passenger window was broken in for access.

• A knife was reported stolen overnight July 12-13 from an unlocked vehicle parked in a driveway in the 5900 block of Otter View Trail. A garage door opener was then used to open the garage door. The suspect fled when seen by the homeowner at 5:36 a.m. July 13.

• A firearm and other items were reported stolen overnight July 12-13 from a vehicle parked in a driveway in the 5700 block of Meadowview Drive.

After the firearm was entered into the NCIC, it was recovered July 18 by the St. Paul Police Department.

• A St. Paul man reported a tailgate stolen July 14 from his vehicle parked in an employee lot in the 1300 block of Hammond Road.

• A White Bear Township man, 46, was cited for trespassing at 10:42 p.m. July 17 in the 5300 block of Bald Eagle Blvd. following a report of suspicious activity.

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IRS Criminal Investigation warns taxpayers about Child Tax Credit scams The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Criminal Investigation Division is warning taxpayers about Child Tax Credit-related scams, which criminals may use to steal money and personal information.

While millions of American families started receiving the advance Child Tax Credit payments last week, criminals were already looking for innovative tactics to take advantage of unwitting victims.

Taxpayers should be on the lookout for a variety of phone, email, text message and social media scams targeting families eligible for the credit. Any communication

offering assistance to sign up for the Child Tax Credit or to speed up the monthly payments is likely a scam. When receiving unsolicited calls or messages, taxpayers should not provide personal information, click on links or open attachments as this may lead to money loss, tax-related fraud and identity theft.

“As the country continues to grapple with the financial fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, scammers and criminals continue to evolve their efforts to steal the assistance the government provides from those that need it the most,” said Acting Special

Agent In Charge Donald “Trey” Eakins, IRS Criminal Investigation. “Be aware of those that try to steal the tax credit that you are entitled to, and if an offer sounds too good to be true, it probably is.”

Although scammers constantly come up with new schemes to try and catch taxpayers off-guard, there are simple ways to identify if it is truly the IRS that is out.

• The IRS does not initiate contact with taxpayers via email, text messages or social media channels to request personal or financial information, even information related to the Child Tax Credit.

• The IRS does not leave prerecorded, urgent or threatening messages. Aggressive calls warning taxpayers about a lawsuit or arrest are fake.

• The IRS will not call taxpayers asking

them to provide or verify financial information so they can obtain the monthly Child Tax Credit payments.

• The IRS will not ask for payment via a gift card, wire transfer or cryptocurrency.

If you are eligible for advance payments of the Child Tax Credit, the IRS will use information from your 2020 or 2019 tax return to automatically enroll you for advance payments. Taxpayers do not have to take any additional action. Taxpayers who are not required to file a tax return or who have not provided the IRS their information may visit IRS.gov/childtaxcredit2021 to provide basic information for the Child Tax Credit.

To report suspicious IRS-related phishing and online scams, visit IRS.gov.

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PUBLIC SAFETY BRIEF That Bloody Mary at breakfast must have been a doozy VADNAIS HEIGHTS — An Oakdale man, 37, faces a maximum jail term of one year and/or a maximum fine of $3,000 if convicted of second-degree DWI, which is a gross misdemeanor offence. He could double his sentence if also convicted of a second charge, gross misdemeanor blood alcohol content over 0.08 within two hours of operating a motor vehicle.

At 1:39 a.m. July 14, Ramsey County Sheriff's Office deputies on routine patrol on Hodgson Road in Vadnais Heights observed a motorist make an illegal U-turn at Bridge Court before proceeding north on Hodgson Road. The driver then failed to stop at the red light on Highway 96 before making a right turn onto Highway 96.

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Solicitors in Your Neighborhood Anyone soliciting, canvassing, or peddling in Vadnais Heights must first seek approval from the City Council. All for-profit solicitors must carry the City issued license with them at all times. If a solicitor has no license, please contact the Ramsey County Sheriff’s office at 651.767.0640.

Music in the Park Series Celebrate summer at our free outdoor concerts.

Open to the public from 6 to 8 pm on Wednesday, July 28, 2021, The Roe Family Singers @ Lily Pond Park; and Wednesday, August 25, 2021, Good for Gary Acoustic @ Bear Park.

Heritage Day’s Events - Registration open!

Registration is open for our Vadnais Heights Heritage Days events! Sign up for our senior picnic, beanbag tournament, car show or softball

tournaments. We are also looking for vendors for the Merchandise Mart & Craft Fair and food vendors.

See the City’s webpage for more information.

Vadnais Heights Fire Department Hiring If you’re interested in becoming a firefighter, the Vadnais Heights Fire Department is seeking paidper call/part-time firefighters. The City is taking applications for paid-per call/part-time firefighters now. Applicants must reside within a 15-minute drive time to either of the fire stations in Vadnais Heights. For more details, and an employment application, please visit the city’s website: cityvadnaisheights.com/jobs.aspx. The deadline for submittals is Friday, September 3, 2021.

Commerce Court Water Tower Reconditioning Project Starting the week of July 19, Classic Protective Coatings, Inc., the contractor for the City of Vadnais

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Heights 2021 Commerce Court Water Tower Project, began mobilization, rigging set-up and new handrail installation. The City will begin to drain the tank and remove it from service until anticipated project completion on October 12, 2021. The following weeks will bring erection of the exterior containment system followed by surface preparation and coating operations at both the interior and exterior of the tank. The project site will have worker activity Monday – Saturday with workers parking personal vehicles in the cul-de-sac. During this time, residents might experience minor pressure fluctuations.

Discoloration of water, similar to when we flush hydrants, may also occur. If your water is discolored, please run your cold water faucet in the lowest level, typically your laundry tub, until it runs clear again.

For background on this project, visit cityvadnaisheights.com/watertowerproject

Visit www.cityvadnaisheights.com or call 651.204.6000. City Hall Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

ICEMEN: Ex–Zephyr’s club team wins national title, two locals in lineup FROM PAGE 1A

they’ve grown to 35 teams over the course of the year, with age groups 12U to 18U, staffed by 18 coaches.

One of his Icemen squads — with Mahtomedi’s Ethan Loss and White Bear Lake’s Derrick Smith in the lineup — recently won the PBR (Prep Baseball Report) 17U National Championship in Lakepoint, Georgia, posting an 8-1-1 record over seven days to prevail among 154 teams.

“This isn’t only a highlight event for Minnesota Icemen history, it’s for all Minnesota club baseball history,” Gominsky proclaimed. “There has never been a club in state who has even made the final four before, let alone winning the whole tournament. We’ve had a lot of success in state and in the midwest, but nothing of this

magnitude at a huge national tournament.”

Gominsky, the program director and also one of the coaches of the New Brightonbased club, praised both local players as key contributors.

Loss, a speedy centerfielder on Mahtomedi’s state Class 3A championship team this spring, batted .355 (11-for-21) with 11 stolen bases in 10 games in Georgia.

“Ethan played all over the diamond for us,” Gominsky said. “He hits in our No. 2 slot and helps gets things going.”

Loss played center and right field, second base, and relief pitcher.

Smith hurled a 3-2 win over Top Tier North (five innings, one run, six strikeouts) in the last pool-play game, which they needed to advance.

“Derrick had one heck of a tournament,” Gominsky said. “He also swung the bat

exceptionally well.”

Smith hit over .300 and belted a bases-loaded homer in a win over Canes Baseball, one of the biggest club teams in the country.

He pitched just that one game and played shortstop otherwise.

Coached by Anoka native Ryan Sutterer, the 18-player squad also has players from St. Michael-Albertville, Roseville, Woodbury, Andover, Blaine, St. Francis, Foley, Chaska, Elk River, Mankato and Minneapolis.

A gathering of talent like the PBR event was indicative of how prominent the club team route has become in baseball.

“Club baseball has most definitely taken off,” Gominsky said.

“When I fi rst started Icemen, I told my wife that if we have two or three teams, I would be pumped, as I just wanted to fuel my passion and stay

LAWSUIT: Plaintiffs request DNR compliance as lake level drops FROM PAGE 1A

requires a DNR status report every 30 days describing the progress and rulings as to each contested case proceeding challenging DNR amendments to the permits.

In addition, every six months the DNR must file with the court a status report detailing its compliance with paragraphs 4 through 7 of the Aug. 30, 2017 order (those mandates listed above). The order also gives the court jurisdiction to monitor the DNR’s compliance. The plaintiff’s submittal is under advisement by the judge.

Lemmons indicated he hasn’t had a chance to review the language.

The township attorney also said DNR lead counsel Oliver Larson told the judge the agency has determined how much water can be withdrawn from White Bear Lake on an annual basis.

Paragraph 4A in the 2017 court order required the DNR to establish the amount of water that could be taken from the lake while still sustaining its water level.

The number disclosed at the hearing is 395 million gallons.

According to Lemmons, how that volume of water is to be allocated has not been decided.

DNR spokesman Randall Doneen, conservation assistance and regulations section manager, told the Press the number is not final. “As was stated in court, this is a complex issue that is subject to additional analysis,” he said.

Readers will recall that after weeks of testimony in the 2017 bench trial, Marrinan sided with the plaintiffs, ruling that the DNR’s current and planned permitting of high-capacity wells and management of White Bear Lake and the underlying aquifer violated both the Minnesota Environmental Rights Act and the public trust. The DNR’s conduct, the judge decided, impaired White Bear Lake and its underlying aquifer by allowing excessive pumping, all the while knowing the withdrawals were not sustainable.

relevant in the game that I love.”

Most of the top talent, he pointed out, is involved in club baseball in summer and fall, and some are training with the club in the winter. The total cost is around $2,000 per player for summer and $1,000 for fall on the Icemen.

For that investment, players get more games, more coaching, higherlevel competition and more college and pro exposure than other teams. American Legion and VFW baseball, long-standing, venerable summer institutions, are losing many top players to clubs.

Players can “doubleroster” with club teams and their local teams if they want, Gominsky said. Having played VFW and Legion himself ball, Gominsky said his club has “great relationships with associations and some Legion/VFW groups,” and believes they can always work out sharing players.

Smith, a 6-foot-2, 220-pound right-hander, clocked at 93 mph this summer. has already committed to North Carolina State. His exposure on the club circuit helped.

“The game is more fun when you play against higher competition in front of college scouts and even pro scouts,” said Smith. “It makes you a better person and a better player.”

Loss said he’s grateful to be able to play in high-level tournaments around the country “considering the sacrifices made in money and time.” He intends to play college ball. “This helps you to get seen,” he said.

Loss is pinching himself a bit for all that has happened in 2021. After helping the Zephyrs win a state

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championship — he was 4-for-9 with a triple and five runs at state — he picked up a national gold medal as well.

“It’s a been great year.

I’ve played on a couple really good teams,” he said.

They have two more summer tournaments, in Kansas City this weekend and Cincinnati the next. Smith will play with them in the fall season, too, but Loss will be playing football for the Zephyrs.

Smith will also play with a “national” team taken from the Icemen and club teams from three other states in the WWBA Perfect Game World Championships in Florida in October.

At Mahtomedi High School (Class of 2008), Gominsky was an allstater in both baseball (shortstop) and football (wide receiver). His highlight was playing in the Prep Bowl where the Zephyrs “lost a heartbreaker” to Totino-Grace.

With the Gophers, he hit .338 with 35 runs and 25 RBI’s his fi rst year,

2009, and was named to the Louisville Slugger freshman All-America team. He missed the 2010 season with a knee injury, then had a good junior season, hitting .307 in 2011, and turned pro. Drafted by the Houston Astros in the 11th round, he signed for a $100,000 bonus.

He was named Astros minor league defensive player of the year in 2012, when he threw out 26 baserunners, but he struggled at the plate over three seasons with a .239 average and two homers in 164 games. He missed the 2013 season entirely, thanks to a screaming fastball.

“I was hit with a 98-mile per hour pitch in Class A ball, which ended up being a careerending injury for me,” Gominsky said about the wrist injury that led to him retiring in 2014. “I was never able to come back to full-strength from that injury, unfortunately.”

He has definitely found a way to stay relevant in game he loves.

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THE PARENTS HAVE STEPPED UP THE NUMBER OF EARLY MORNING FISH DELIVERIES AND THE CHICK JUST KEEPS GROOMING. MOLTING IS FINISHED AND THE CHICK’S CONTOUR FEATHERS ARE IN FINE FORM.

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Loon Chronicles VI: Endless fish deliveries What an amazing two weeks for Loon watching! Light and wind conditions could not have been better. The chick finished molting last week and is now sporting a powerful set of wings, with contour feathers in place and on display. The Loon family continues to follow their early morning routine, with a few late starts. When we arrive around 6:30 a.m., the chick often is sound asleep near the bulrushes, with the parents nowhere in sight. Yesterday, the chick must have overslept. We found it, in a deep sleep, drifting aimlessly into the middle of the open area by Lake Avenue. Not a care in the world, including the parents who now leave as early as 6 p.m. to join the drop in

Loons and rafting bachelors. What used to be a regular group of three, is now up to five. When the parents do return to their chick, they start by circling the bulrushes and calling to it with their haunting wail, which is the call that Loons exchange to find each other. Last week, we spotted the female Loon calling for the chick, with a fish clenched in her bill, while making her way to the chick for the first of many fish deliveries that morning. Very impressive multi-tasking. During the last week, the parents have stepped up the number of morning fish deliveries, often delivering fish at the same time.

We have fun guessing which delivery the chick will accept first. The chick has

become quite adroit at snapping up the fish on the first pass. The chick is now two months old and should start flying, any day now. We have observed a few false starts and sudden bursts of energy, but no successful take offs yet. We are looking forward to the flying lessons that lie ahead. Thank you everyone for adopting the Loon family. We have spotted so many boaters slowing down to take a few moments to watch out for and enjoy the Loon family. This is turning out to be a safe and memorable summer for everyone on and around the lake.

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OBITUARIES

Clifford Nord

Theodore A. Rude

Clifford Nord, age 94, previously of Webster, WI passed away at his winter home in Tucson, Arizona on February 1, 2021.

Clifford was born on December 9, 1926 in St. Paul, Minnesota to parents, Clifford and Berniece.

He married the love of his life, Audrey A. Milashius on May 20, 1950.

Clifford was a kind, compassionate, devoted family man who loved his family. He enjoyed being outdoors, he was very athletic, enjoyed fishing, golf and hunting.

He was preceded in death by his wife of 60 years, who he loved beyond words, Audrey in 2010; his son, Gary; daughter, Mary; great granddaughter, Kailey; his parents and his 5 siblings.

He will be forever missed by his children, Carl (Nancy), Karen (Jeff), Donald, Clifford (Rhonda), Kristine (Brent) and Karolyn (Daniel); his 10 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren, along with nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

A Memorial Mass will be held on Saturday, July 31, 2021 at 12:00 PM (visitation 11AM-12PM) at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Webster with Rev. Francis Adoboli as Celebrant. Interment will follow with Military Honors at St. John’s Catholic Cemetery where he will be laid to rest next to his wife, Audrey.

Arrangements were entrusted to Swedberg-Taylor Funeral Home, Webster. Online condolences can be made at www.swedberg-taylor.com.

Theodore A. Rude, 81, passed away on July 2, 2021.

Preceded in death by parents Kenneth and Helen, brother Robert, brother-in-law Robert Davis, niece Julie Fournelle. Survived by his wife of 51 years, Gayloria, their children Anthony, Holly (Jason), Joshua (Shannon), granddaughters Taylor and Charli, sisters Barbara Davis and Marcia Fournelle (John), many nieces and nephews.

Ted was a proud US Navy veteran. He graduated from the U of M with a Masters Degree in Education and was a teacher and coach for 31. Years. His love for Jesus Christ led him to serve others. Services were held with burial at Fort Snelling National Cemetery.

John Savageau

John Savageau, 75, went to heaven 5/6/21.

Married 50+ yrs to beloved wife Constance (Connie Carpenter), father of Jordan, Jeremy, Joshua and Jana Chuinard. Grandfather of 12 grands and 1 greatgrandson.

John was a State Farm Agent 42 yrs in Centerville/Lexington/ Lino area.

Memorials should be sent to Ronald McDonald House.

You will be greatly missed!

JoyAnn Marie Taylor Baranowski Surrounded by her family, JoyAnn Marie Taylor Baranowski, 45, passed away August 14, 2020 at St. John’s Hospital, Maplewood, MN. She was preceded in death by grandparents, Wendell and Lois Wilson, Mayson and Lily Taylor, step-father, Thomas Ryden, stepmother, Mary Jo Taylor and brother, Dean Heath.

Joy is survived by her beloved daughter, Amy Baranowski, parents, Mary Ryden and Raymond Taylor, sister, Wendy (Dale) Clark, brother, Mark (Kristina) Taylor, step-brothers, Terry Taylor, Rick Taylor, Lon, (Brigette) Ryden, step-sister, Jolene Girard, special friend and helper, Jennifer Wilson, many aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.

Joy was a 1993 graduate of Forest Lake High School, a MN student ambassador to Russia through People to People as a junior, an avid bowler and softball player.

A grave site Celebration of Life will take place Saturday, August 7, 2021, 11:00 am at Lakeview Cemetery, Eau Claire, WI.

Judith Irene McCall (Bohn) Age 82 of Brooklyn Park, passed away peacefully on July 8, 2021. Judy was born to Emil and Irma Bohn in Mason City, IA. Following graduation from Mason City High School, Judy earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics Education from Iowa State University.

While attending summer school at the University of Colorado in Boulder, Judy met Edward “Ned” McCall and after both graduating from Iowa State, they were married and just celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in 2020. Judy was a devoted wife and mother to three children and later in life, worked for the University of Minnesota Bookstores for 17 years. Judy loved to spend time with her family and travel on many vacations and trips throughout the US and Europe.

Judy loved to read, write thank you notes with her flawless handwriting, give presents, make gingerbread Christmas cookies and attend events her children and grandchildren participated in. Judy was an active member of First Lutheran Church in White Bear Lake, MN. Survived by her loving husband, Edward “Ned”; children Scott (Denise) McCall, Cathy (Mark) Schmidt and Douglas (Kim) McCall; sister Mary (Don) Eichner; grandchildren James (Nikki) McCall, Andrew McCall, Matt (Nikki) McCall, Caroline (Preston Jasper) Schmidt and Jonny Schmidt; and seven great-grandchildren. Special thanks to the staff at The Willows for their loving care of Judy. Celebration of Life will be Friday, September 3, 2021 at 11:00 AM CST with visitation one hour prior at Mount Olivet Lutheran Church in Plymouth, 12235 Old Rockford Road, Plymouth, MN, along with a Facebook live stream. Gearty-Delmore, 763-553-1411. In lieu of flowers, please send memorials to The Alzheimer’s Association.

Eugene (Geno) L. Mahoney Long-time resident of Mahtomedi. Gene passed away on June 21, 2021, age 85. Beloved husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, and foster parent. Preceded in death by parents James & Camila, sister Patricia (Herman) Weber, and son Bill (Janine).

Survived by loving wife (Peggy) of 63 years, children: Jerry (Kathy), Sandy, John (Kayla).

Grandchildren: Bobby, Jessica, Kenny, Danny, Pat, Megan, Sam, Ryan, and Sean.

A Celebration of Life event will be held on Saturday, August 7th, 2021, 1:00-4:00pm, at Forster’s Dugout (96 Mahtomedi Ave., Mahtomedi).

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John E. “Jack” Steger

Closed out an active, rewarding life when he passed peacefully in his sleep on July 14th at age 95 in the White Bear Lake home he shared with his wife and loving caregiver, Nan. Jack’s career in life insurance and related financial services spanned more than sixty years.

Born in St. Louis in 1926, Jack moved to St. Paul in 1939 with his family. He graduated from Cretin High School in 1943 and entered the Navy V-12 training program at the College of St. Thomas. The Navy sent him to the University of Michigan and on to Midshipmen’s School at Harvard, which he finished just in time to join the V-J Day mayhem in Times Square. Jack went to sea in 1946 as a Naval supply officer serving post-World War II duty in the Pacific.

Upon discharge Jack married his college sweetheart, Detroit native Maria Walkowiak. The newlyweds relocated to St. Paul where he joined his father in the local office of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company. With a big personality and a knack for numbers, Jack became one of the top agents in the country, recognized for his expertise in the generational transfer of closely held family businesses. He actively served clients into his 80s.

After Maria’s death in 1977, he married fellow St. Pius X parishioner Nan Scott in 1979, blending her four children with his four. He and Nan traveled to every continent, continuing their adventures into his 90s.

Jack actively supported many Catholic organizations, including St. Pius X Parish, Catholic Charities, the Christian Brothers, Abbey of the Genesee, Maryknoll Missionaries, the Jesuit retreat house, Sisters of St. Joseph, Dorothy Day, Common Bond Communities, University of St. Thomas, Cretin-Derham Hall high school and the Catholic Community Foundation.

He served as an international regent of Bethlehem University, a Catholic university founded by the Vatican in Palestine, and he helped establish the Bethlehem University Foundation in the U.S. This service brought him one of the greatest joys of his life: the opportunity to personally meet three Popes. He was honored for his Bethlehem University service at a 2018 ceremony at the Vatican Embassy in Washington DC. Locally, Jack worked on creating the fi rst hospice for cancer patients at St. John’s Hospital and was a benefactor of the new Pillars hospice in Oakdale.

He was a board member of the Minnesota Museum of Art as well as several local companies. He was active in the St. Paul Jaycees, the Innijiska social club of Jaycees alumni, and the St. Paul Athletic Club. Jack was a 1965 Winter Carnival Vulcan. He was an avid bird hunter and golfer and a charter member of North Oaks Golf Club.

Jack was preceded in death by his parents John J. and Mary; infant son Johnny; fi rst wife Maria; brothers James, Father Francis (Richard) Steger, OCSO and Brother Damian (Thomas) Steger, FSC. In addition to his wife Nan, he is survived by brother Joseph (Karen); and children Robert Steger, Susan Steger Welsh (Christopher), Barbara Steger Pontius (Jeffrey), Daniel Steger (Andrea), Carolyn Scott, Suzanne Scott, Thomas Scott (Vanessa Woog) and Kathleen Scott Swanson (Brad); 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Services will take place on Wednesday, August 4th, at St. Pius X Catholic Church in White Bear Lake. Visitation begins at 9:30 a.m., with Mass of Christian Burial at 11:00 a.m. Interment at St. Mary of the Lake Cemetery. Memorials preferred to Catholic Charities, Accent Care Fairview Hospice or charity of the donor’s choice. MuellerMemorial. com 651.429.4944

SERVICE NOTICE

Ralph Ebbott (4/8/1927-5/30/2020) A Memorial Service for Ralph will be held at Parkview UCC (3737 Bellaire Ave) on August 28th at 10:30. The Ebbott Family will gather to share stories, sing, and fondly remember our dear Dad. If you are able to join us, please RSVP to ebbott@comcast.net

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BIRCHWOOD MUSIC IN THE PARK When: 6-7:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 1 Where: Tighe-Schmitz Park, Birchwood Details: Ensemble Aventura, a fiver person ensemble specializing in world music, performs. Free and open to the public.

Bring a lawn chair and picnic.

Contact: cityofbirchwood.com

NIGHT TO UNITE When: Tuesday, Aug 3; Ramsey County: 4-10 p.m.

Where: Local neighborhoods Details: National event promotes strong, safe neighborhoods and communities.

Registration online.

Contact: Ramsey County: 651-266-9333 or ramseycounty.us/your-government/ leadership/sheriffs-office SUBMITTED

White Bear Lake Relay for Life Where: White Bear Lake Area High School South Campus, 3551 McKnight Road

by cancer. Survivor/caregiver walk begins at 6:15 p.m.; balloon release at 8:30 p.m.; Luminaria Ceremony at 9:30 p.m.; closing ceremony at 9:50 p.m.

Details: Community based event honoring those who have been affected

Contact: action.fightcancer.org/goto/ WhiteBearLakeRFL

When: 6-10 p.m. Friday, July 30

RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVES

RWMWD CARP FISHING CONTEST

When and Where: Wednesday, July 28 at St. John in the Wilderness Church, 2175 1st St., White Bear Lake; 2-7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 18 at the White Bear Armory, 2228 4th Street Details: The American Red Cross continues to experience a severe blood shortage that is negatively affecting blood product availability across the country. Donors of all blood types – especially type O and those giving platelets are needed. Make an appointment online or by phone.

Contact: 1-800-RED-CROSS or redcrossblood. org

When: 1-4 p.m. Saturday, July 31 Where: Lake Owasso County park, 370 Owasso Blvd. N. Details: Help Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District (RWMWD) combat invasive carp with a day of fishing fun.

Free, all-ages contest will offer prizes for child and individual categories in shoreline and boat fishing. A brief video tutorial will be provided to pre-registered anglers in advance.

Contact: https://bit.ly/OwassoCarp or rwmwd.org/events

LUNCH AND TABLE GAMES

LAKESHORE PLAYERS SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

When: noon Wednesday, July 28 Where: Christ the Servant Lutheran Church, 3676 Centerville Road Details: Short meeting followed by table games of choice. Bring a bag lunch and a friend.

Contact: 651-653-3121 or whitebearseniorprogram.org

PATRICK ALLEN CONCERT When: 5:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 28 Where: 7 Vines Vineyard, 101 Highway 96, Dellwood Details: Singer and guitarist performs popular standards, classic pop, rock, soul, folk and blues.

Contact; patrickallenmusic.com

VADNAIS HEIGHTS MUSIC IN THE PARK When: 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, July 28 Where: Lily Pond Park, 325 Lily Pond Lane Details: The Roe Family Singers perform a free outdoor concert for the community.

Contact: cityvadnaisheights.com

AUTHOR BOOK SIGNING When: 10-11:30 a.m. Friday, July 30 Where: Lake Country Booksellers, 4766 Washington Square, White Bear Lake Details: Local author Jenifer LeClair will sign her newest Windjammer Mystery, “Sea Smoke and Mirrors.” Call to reserve a book.

Contact 651-426-0918

MANY FACES COMMUNITY CONVERSATION SERIES-SESSION 2 LEARN & LEAD When: 6:30-8:30 p.m. Thursday, July 29 Where: Vadnais Heights Commons, 655 E. County Road F Details: Participants will take what they learned from the first session and brainstorm ideas of how to eliminate racism in communities. Part of a 4-part series that addresses racism and how to create a more welcoming and inclusive community for all. Attending all sessions is not required to participate.

Contact:manyfaceswblarea.org/events

When: 6 p.m. Saturday, July 31 and 7 p.m.

Saturday, Aug. 7 Where: Hanifl Performing Arts Center, 4941 Long Avenue, White Bear Lake Details: Performance by Phil Thompson playing Billy Joel and Elton John’s biggest hits on July 31; Transit Authority, a Chicago tribute band om Aug. 7. Ticket prices vary, see website for details.

Contact: lakeshoreplayers.org

OPEN HOUSE AT BRUENTRUP HERITAGE FARM When: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 1 and Monday, Aug. 2 Where: Bruentrup Heritage Farm, 2170 County Road D, Maplewood Details: heck out exhibits, interact with the 3M "Magically Adhered" exhibit, see a 1923 Pirsch fire truck, guided tours of the 1912 farmhouse & buildings. Sunday events include demonstrations of vintage machines such as rope-making, corn shelling, woodworking and crafts. Free admission; bring a picnic lunch.

Contact: 651-748-8645 or maplewoodhistoricalsociety.org

PATRICK ALLEN CONCERT When: 3-6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 1 Where: Rustic Roots Winery, 20168 St. Croix Trail N., Scandia Details: Singer and guitarist performs popular standards, classic pop, rock, soul, folk and blues.

Contact: patrickallenmusic.com

LAKEWOOD CONCERT SERIES-JERRY NELSON CONCERT When: 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 1 Where: Lakewood Worship Center, 2080 Woodlynn Ave., Maplewood Details: Performance by internationallyknown concert pianist and St. Paul native.

Doors open at 5:15 p.m.. Freewill offering.

Contact: 651-226-4289

EAST GOOSE ADAPTIVE LAKE MANAGEMENT: COMMUNITY

Input Meeting When: 6:30-8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 3 Where: White Bear Lake Public Safety Training Room, 4700 Miller Ave. Details: Join VLAWMO, the City of White Bear Lake, and Barr Engineering for a presentation that will summarize the Adaptive Lake Management (ALM) process, recent planning efforts, and the results of the community-engagement effort conducted from December, 2020 to March, 2021. Input and listening session will follow.

Contact: vlawmo.org/ eastgooseinputaugust3rd

PINE TREE APPLE TENNIS CLASSIC When: Aug. 5-8 Where: Life Time Fitness, White Bear Lake Details: Watch over 100 of the top mixed doubles tennis players in the upper Midwest play in three divisions - Open, Masters (age 35+), and Grand Masters (age 50+) - in supporting targeted pediatric oncology research at Children’s Minnesota and around the world. Four-day event with free admission.

Contact: ptacf.org

CHICKEN CORN FEED When: 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 7 Where: White Bear Lake VFW Post 1782, 4496 Lake Ave. S. Details: VFW Auxiliary hosts annual lunch/dinner with all-you-can-eat corn.

Serving begins at 11 a.m. until it’s gone.

Contact: 651-426-4944

CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAYS When: Aug. 6 and 7 Where: Downtown White Bear Lake Details: An event designed for the entire downtown to thank customers/visitors/ patrons; includes sidewalk sales, in-store specials, happy hours, giveaways, guest vendors, mini-events at businesses, and more.

Contact: downtownwhitebearlake.com

“SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK LIVE JR.” When: 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 7 and Sunday, Aug. 8 Where: Polar Lakes Park Amphitheatre, 1280 Hammond Rd., White Bear Township Details: Musical based on the awardwinning 1970s cartoon. Performed by the Young Professional Players Program in partnership with Lakeshore Players.

Tickets $10/adult and $5/child under 18.

Outdoors; bring chairs or blanket.

Contact: lakeshoreplayers.org

Discovery Walks: Prairie Wildflowers When: 9-10 a.m. Saturdays, Aug. 7 & 28 Where: Tamarack Nature Center, 5287 Otter Lake Road, White Bear Township Details: See what’s blooming in the summer season. Free; registration required.

Contact: ramseycounty.us/residents/ parks-recreation/tamarack-nature-center

Taco John’s Run Baby Run 5K, 10K When: 8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 7 Where: Start and finish at Boatworks Commons, 4495 Lake Avenue S., White Bear Lake

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Details: Flat and fast course along the Lake Avenue Trail. Registration $25 with early bird discount.

Contact: midwestevents.com

HERITAGE DAYS SENIOR PICNIC When: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 12 Where: Roast beef dinner catered by Culver’s, live entertainment by Todd “Elvis” Anderson, and bingo. $5; advance registration only by Aug. 5.

Contact: 651-204-6000 or cityvadnaisheights.com

ONGOING EVENTS:

WHITE BEAR LAKE FARMER’S MARKET When: 8 a.m.-noon Fridays, through Oct. 29 Where: Clark Street between 2nd and 3rd Streets Details: More than 50 vendors selling produce, plants and flowers, baked goods, meats, jams and jellies, dog treats, and more.

Contact: whitebearlake.org

MAHTOMEDI FARMERS MARKET When: 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays, through Oct. 2 Where: Veteran’s Memorial Park, Mahtomedi Avenue and Stillwater Road Details: Vegetables, flowers, and other goods from local vendors. Community Resource table.

Contact: mahtomedifarmersmarket@ gmail.com

VADNAIS HEIGHTS FARMERS MARKET When: 2-6 p.m. Wednesdays, through Oct. 13 Where: County Road E and Highway 61 (3585 Highway 61, Frandsen Bank parking lot) Details: Thirty selling spaces with locallygrown produce, flowers, baked goods, and other items.

Contact: stpaulfarmersmarket.com

MIDWEST SKI OTTERS SHOWS When: 6 p.m. Sundays, June 13 through Aug. 29 Where: Little Goose Lake, Highway 61 and County Road F, White Bear Lake Details: Free, family-friendly waterski shows all summer. No shows July 4 and 25.

Contact: skiotter.com

BALD EAGLE WATERSKI SHOWS When: 7 p.m. Thursdays Where: Centerville Lake, Trail Side Park, 7098 Centerville Road Details: Pre-show activities begin at 6:30 p.m. Free family entertainment.

Contact: baldeaglewaterskishows.net

CLASS REUNIONS

WHITE BEAR LAKE HIGH

School Class of 1991 When: 5 p.m.-midnight, Friday, Aug. 13 Where: Jimmy’s Event Center, 1132 County Road E East, Vadnais Heights Details: 30-year reunion. $50/person or $75/couple. Details at facebook or amylrahman@gmail.com.

Mahtomedi High

SCHOOL CLASS OF 1971 When: Saturday, Aug 28 Where: Roma, Willernie Details: 50-year reunion; get updates at mhs71.com

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Neighboring marina loses appeal over Tally’s fuel tank ST. PAUL — The Court of Appeals affi rmed a District Court decision to dismiss a nuisance claim fi led by appellant Docks of White Bear Lake.

The three-judge panel wrote that there was "no genuine issue of material fact regarding whether the appellant suffered an actionable injury."

Docks of White Bear Lake, managed by Brian McGoldrick of Stillwater, fi led suit in April 2020 against a neighboring marina, Tally’s Dockside, claiming a fuel tank violates state laws and is an environmental hazard and private nuisance to his operation.

Since 1991, Tally’s has leased a city-owned parcel of land at the end of Whitaker Street for an above-ground fuel tank that dispenses gas to White Bear Lake boaters. In 2018, Tally’s owners, Keith and Jan Dehnert, upgraded the grounds and dispenser line for the 2,000-gallon tank. At the same time, the city agreed to extend their lease to 2039 and to reinforce the retaining wall on the parcel. The tank was temporarily removed to complete the work.

Docks of White Bear sought a temporary injunction before the upgrades were completed, claiming the location of the tank was illegally placed on public right of way and did not meet state fi re code. A district court judge denied the injunction because McGoldrick’s marina failed to show irreparable harm. Both Tally’s and the

dispute exists regarding whether the fuel tank has materially and substantially interfered with Docks of White Bear Lake’s property interest. The nuisance claim fails as a matter of law."

Tally’s Dockside was represented by GDO Law of White Bear Lake.

The injury identified: that the existence an location of the fuel tank does not comply with the Minnesota State Fire Code, is not an actionable injury. For one, Tally’s received regulatory permission and approval to operate the fuel tank at the location despite general code provisions.

"We conclude that no genuine dispute exists regarding whether the fuel tank has materially and substantially interfered with Docks of White Bear Lake’s property interest. The nuisance claim fails as a matter of law."

Tally’s is the only full-service marina that dispenses fuel on the lake. Owners Keith and Jan Dehnert lease right of way from the city for the tank at the end of Whitaker Street in an arrangement that extends to end of 2039. Docks of White Bear Lake adjoins the right of way on property owned by the White Bear Shopping Center and leased to McGoldrick’s marina.

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Community members are invited to help clean up White Bear Lake on Aug. 14.

Trash day on White Bear Lake A summer lake cleanup is planned from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 14. Members of the community are invited to launch a canoe, kayak, rowboat, river raft, gondola or whatever they've got into the lake and move along the shoreline to scoop up trash.

Those without a watercraft are encouraged to pick up trash on foot at a public park.

After the trash is collected, take a photo of the pile and email it to the White Bear Lake Conservation District, wblcd@msn.com, or tag the district on social media. Please dispose of the trash in a proper waste receptacle. The best trash photos will be posted on the district website and other media.

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city moved for summary judgment, maintaining the claimed nuisance did not cause "actionable" injury.

District Court Judge Lezlie Ott Marek dismissed the claims, granting summary judgment.

She stated that the presence and location of the tank is not a nuisance. She pointed out there have been no spills or accidents related to the fuel tank and that it is located in a safe and practical location. The court also concluded that the statute of limitations barred the nuisance claim, which expired in 2010.

In the appeal, Docks of White Bear attorney Nathan Hansen argued that the record contains disputed facts regarding injury and nuisance, and raised concern about the risk of future gas leaks or explosions. The appeals panel called the concern "speculative" and a statement that "cannot create a genuine issue of material fact."

Wrote lead Judge Jeffrey Bryan in the July 12 decision: "Because the record cannot support a finding that the existence and location of the fuel tank materially and substantially interfered with Docks of White Bear’s property interests, the appeals court affi rmed district court’s decision. When, as here, the defendant moves for summary judgment, the motion must be granted when the record lacks proof of ‘an essential element of the plaintiff’s claim.’

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Connect with your WBCA Clay community for a discussions group all about ceramics!

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orking together, Children’s Performing Arts (CPA), Lakeshore Players Theater (LPT), White Bear Center for the Arts (WBCA), along with Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation (HBFF) are giving back to youth and the community through Spotlight on a Cause.

Spotlight on a Cause is part of CPA’s Main Stage Productions and its unique leadership program through the performing arts. Every year students put on a production to bring awareness to an issue affecting youth. This year’s production is “Fame: the Musical” and the focus is addiction.

Addiction, while not a main theme within the show, is hinted at by the main character as she deals with the pressures that come from school and achieving fame. “This year and a half has been difficult for everyone, especially youth, and has put different pressures and changes to their lives that students have had to navigate,” said CPA Board Chair Sharon Hanifl-Lee. “Spotlight on a Cause hopes to help students realize they have a voice in their community and what they say matters.”

The staff and board at CPA realized that addiction is bigger than just their organization and reached out to LPT and WBCA to extend the program further into the community. “When CPA approached us with the idea to expand their program and asked if we wanted to be involved, it seemed like a great opportunity for our first onstage collaboration,” said LPT Executive Director Rob Thomas. “Both organizations have students who haven’t been nearly as engaged during the pandemic and a coproduction is a great way to reach more of them and get them back on stage.”

Making it a true collaboration of the Arts District, WBCA will have some related art on display along with adding a speaker to the panel discussion that will take place on the Monday between shows, August 16, 2021. The panel event is open to the community and will host experts on addiction with help from Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation.

“FAME: THE MUSICAL” IS RATED PG-13 AND WILL RUN AUGUST 13-22. ACTORS RANGE IN GRADES FROM 8TH - 12TH GRADES WITH ADULT ACTORS PLAYING THE FOUR TEACHERS IN THE CAST. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT WWW.CHILDRENSPERFORMINGARTSMN.ORG

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eg Petersen, 16, is a and ink drawings have been whirlwind of creative exhibited at the White Bear talent who has taken Center for the Arts, Wyoming full advantage of arts classes Center for the Arts and the and opportunities in the University of Minnesota.

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The White Bear Lake “I got interested in resident exhibits a passion performing in part because for drama, music and the arts that is my mom was in theater, my dad plays remarkable. the drums, and my Nana taught “The thing I enjoy the most about the theater at Benilde-St. Margaret’s and arts is how they give me multiple ways she’d take me there to watch plays to express who I am through theater, when I was young,” said Petersen. visual arts and music,” said Petersen.

This busy junior also sings with She recently played the lead Angelica Cantanti Youth Choirs and character in “You’re a Good Man, has a custom art business called The Charlie Brown” at Children’s Wee Peach.

Performing Arts. She’s also performed “My parents have always been in school plays at White Bear North. supportive of what I’ve wanted to do,” Petersen’s paintings, and pencil she added.

Over the past three years, the White Bear Center for the Arts (WBCA), Lakeshore Players Theater (LPT) and Children’s Performing Arts (CPA) have been working together to develop an Arts District within White Bear Lake. The group, calling itself the “Avenue of the Arts,” along with community members, has been collaborating on a number of projects to bring the community together. This fall, the Arts District will host the second annual Avenue of the Arts Festival, formerly the Hanifl Festival of Arts, on Sept. 12, 2021.

White Bear Lake residents Si and Vicki Ford have been enthusiastic supporters of the emerging Arts

District.

“The Arts District of White Bear is growing before your eyes,” they said. “The [White Bear] Center for the Arts is doubling in size and has created expanded parking areas. The Hanifl Performing Arts [Center] has celebrated an outdoor stage that expands the performance areas. This fall the Arts District will be welcoming people to a greater number of programs and performances.”

Modeled in the Chautauqua style, the family friendly Avenue of the Arts Festival will host many events including music, food, artist vendor booths, activities for kids and a full schedule of

demonstrations and talks regarding a variety of topics relating to the arts.

“The hope is this will continue to grow and be something the community can look forward to and celebrate every year,” said CPA Board Chair Sharon Hanifl-Lee. Sponsors and volunteers are always welcome please contact KerriL@ChildrensPerformingArtsMN. org to get involved and answer any questions.

Look for more information and a complete schedule on any of the three host’s websites.

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Christine “Tia” Quirk is the new White Bear Lake girls swimming coach, taking over that position while also joining the district staff as a communications specialist.

The former Hill-Murray athlete replaces Natalie Straus, who stepped down after three seasons.

“Tia is an enthusiastic and student-centered coach,” said Brian Peloquin, activities director. “She brings a wealth of experience competing at the high school and college level, as well as coaching at the high school level. We are excited to have her join the team.”

For the past five years, Quirk has been a TV news producer with KAAL in Rochester and KSTP in St. Paul, while coaching with Rochester Swim Club and then Woodbury High School as an assistant. She was offered the swimming position and later the communications position by the district.

Quirk swam for HillMurray in grades 7-12. She was assistant captain as a senior and qualified for the state meet in the 200 freestyle relay. She had several top-five section finishes in the 200 and 500 freestyle events. She was a college swimmer at St.

Chaz Lucius, teen hockey prodigy from Grant, was a first-round pick in the National Hockey League draft Friday, and the first Minnesotan chosen.

The Winnipeg Jets used the 18th pick to take Lucius, a Minnesota Gophers recruit who has played for the USA National Team Development Program in Michigan for two years.

"The moment was really special — sharing it with my family and being here with USA Hockey, who has helped me along the way," said Lucius in an article on the Jets website. "I'm glad I'm a Winnipeg Jet now, and I'm really fortunate that they drafted me."

Lucius, who missed almost a year of hockey with a knee injury and got back in action in January, notched 13 goals and five assists in 12 games with the NTDP in the 2020-21 season. He is a 6-foot-1, 185-pound, right-handed center with a quick release.

The NHL drafts players only once, when they are 18, so the Jets will have the rights to Lucius when he opts to turn pro. He will play for the Gophers this fall, four years after he and his brother Cruz, then 14 and 13, both committed to the “U,” a big story at the time.

The Gophers courted Lucius after a sensational Tier I 15-andunder season when he racked up 39 goals and 23 assists in 13 games. Gophers coach Bob Motzko told KSTP-TV, after the draft, that Lucius is “a true offensive producer and one of

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Francis College, a Division I team in Brooklyn, N.Y., on full scholarship, serving as captain as a junior and senior.

“Playing a sport has taught me to push myself to new limits, challenge my mental and physical abilities, and brought me lifelong friends,” Quirk said. “Those are just a few things I want to bring to the table for the girls team.

I want to make sure they challenge themselves, achieve whatever goal they want, and are happy at the end of the season.”

At this point, no assistant coaches are in place.

Peloquin said he is working on that.

Practices for the 2021 season will start Aug. 16.

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Chaz Lucius of Grant was drafted by the Winnipeg Jets with the 18th pick. He will join the Minnesota Gophers this coming season.

the most gifted goal scorers in the world … It will be very exciting to watch Chaz grow in a Gopher uniform.”

The NHL’s Central Scouting Bureau had Lucius ranked 12th among prospects prior to the draft.

Lucius is currently competing at the 2021 World Junior Summer Showcase. He won a gold medal at the 2019 U-17 Four Nations Tournament and a silver medal at the 2019 World Under-17 Challenge.

The trajectory of his career was interrupted when he was hit by a puck in the left knee at age 16, causing pain that he played with until last summer.

It was diagnosed that he had a bone lesion caused by an injury to the growth plate in that knee.

After arthroscopic surgery last August, he spent six weeks in a wheelchair, his leg in a cast, and had 44 two-hour therapy sessions in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber.

But he gritted it out, recovered, and in his first game back

last February, scored twice in a 5-4 victory.

Lucius is the oldest of three sons of Chuck and Tami Lucius of Grant. The couple founded Gentry Academy, a private school in Vadnais Heights, in 2014.

The school’s offerings include a high-powered hockey program; the Stars boys were Class A champions this year and the girls were runner-up.

The Lucius boys have not played there. Cruz also plays with NTDP and is expected to be a high draft choice next year.

Winnipeg is the NHL team closest to home other than the Minnesota Wild, so it will be a relatively short trip for family to see him play home games, and the Jets play twice a year at the Wild’s Xcel Energy Center. "(Winnipeg) is close to home for me, so that's a plus for sure," Lucius said in the Jets website article. "It's a really fun team to watch, fast-paced, there is a really bright future for the Winnipeg Jets and I'm just happy to be part of it at this point."

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A HONOR ROLL Grade 11 Abdinasir A. Abdilahi, Zachary A. Ackerley, Gunther W. Ahrens, Tyler A. Anderson, Annika B. Arends, Riley G. Armstrong, Anyssa J. Autenrieb, Addison R. Bachmeier, Adam A. Beloyed, Mckinlee M. Bemlott, Khushi S. Bhakta, Tyler J. Bishop, Margaret M. Blanding, Aubrey A. Bolton, Kristofer A. Bower, Chloe A. Bowrey, Olivia A. Brennan, Rachel L. Bridgeman, Alex P. Brown, Jacob D. Burket, Hellen K. Cabriales, Caitlyn J. Cariveau, Alexis Cartwright, Calista A. Castonguay, Isabella R. Cirelli, Amanda M. Crosson, Clara E. Cunningham, Annelise M. Daniels, Najma M. Darwish, Emily M. Deyo, Nicholas R. Distad, Cora E. Donoghue, Aisha Y. Doumbia, Travis J. Downey, Cayden J. Drake, Savannah J. Dusek, Lauren P. Eckerle, Sofia R. England, Jordan S. Esser, Aster J. Feagler, Dillon Fliehler, Emma J. Fouks, Riley N. Frazier, Maija A. Gale, Oscar A. Garcia Torres, Brian L. Gilbert, Jacob A. Grann, Delaney D. Gunderson, Trystan L. Guptill, Robert A. Hager-Brinkley, Alaysiah S. Haisley, Aliyah A. Hamlin, Timothy P. Hannigan, Trevor J. Hart, Ariana L. Herdegen, Hailey R. Highland, Andrea S. Hilpisch, Michael J. Hoffman, Joshua J. Hoover, Nathan W. Hupert, Ernad Ikanovic, Callie R. Jahnke, Molly A. Jennrich, Olivia L. Johanning, Clara J. Johansen, Ella G. Johnson, Paul M. Johnson, Katherine M. Kaufman, Tyler S. Kotzmacher, Noah A. Kristensen, Megan A. Kubas, Victoria I. Lang, Charles A. Larson, Stephanie A. Larson, Mike T. Le, Patrick J. Levins, Ashley N. Loken, Tyler D. Long, Rachel M. Lopez, Ernest J. Mattson, Gianna M. Mcleod, Sophia I. Mendoza-Rodriguez, Berit L. Menier, Ellie L. Messerschmidt, Mason G. Messerschmidt, Hannah K. Meyer, Jordyn E. Meyer, Monica M. Mielke, Jessica Miller, Annalise K. Montgomery, Erin C. Mooney, Declan C. Moore, Connor M. Moser, Vanessa B. Nelson, Angelica Nguyen, Dominika V. Nygaard, Nicholas M. O’brien, Dylan R. Olson, Oreoluwa J. Olusi, Burhan S. Osman, Hailee M. Pechuman, Arthur J. Perron, Charlotte A. Perron, Gunnar J. Peterson, Nicholas D. Pettman, Kylie E. Petty, Jacob G. Pletsch, Zachary D. Pratt, Jessica A. Quinlan, Shea W. Raeburn, Derek A. Ramnarine, Lily M. Rausch, Madisen A. Reese, Jack R. Regnier, Aubree N. Reiland, Ethan L. Rick, Jackson R. Roeser, Gavin W. Rogers, Alenia L. Rosario, Audrey J. Rowe, Lexie E. RuhoffKamara, Caris Rungkittikhun, Ella M. Sagnes, Sandra J. Sardi, Lauren C. Sather, Lea Schaefer, Chloe M. Schmidt, Ali M. Schroeder, Isabella R. Schroepfer, Isabella C. Schultz, Shea C. Scobba, Aidan E. Shepler, Chloe K. Simanek, Alexis L. Smith, Breleigh H. Smith, Justin J. Stafki, Leah J. Staruck, Samantha R. Steffens, Morgan P. Stein, Cordell D. Steiner, Nicholas R. Svir, Sophia Y. Tatge, Brock E. Taugner, Bemnet M. Tessema, Kyle Thao, Isaac N. Theissen, Sean M. Thompson, Taylor A. Turinske, Megan J. Van Ostrand, Laura M. Wells, Tyler J. Whitehead, Lydia G. Wilk, Sara E. Williams, Nicole T. Windingstad, Lauren E. Wolkerstorfer, Sador Wondeson, Andrew Xiong, Jason C. Yang, Nkauj Hnag N. Yang, Samantha R. Zahradka, Isabela K. Zimmerman

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A HONOR ROLL Grade 9 Jayla F. Adams, Lacey M. Aegerter, Aiden P. Akins, Caleb B. Anderson, Isaiah M. Anderson, Quinn H. Anderson, Samuel R. Anderson, Simon R. Anderson, Spencer T. Anderson, Oluwafemi D. Animasaun, Camdyn N. Bachmeier, Bella A. Baker, Jakob D. Bakken, Peyton F. Bakken, Heidi M. Barber, Kameryn M. Bartels, Isabella M. Barthol, Trinity Bigelbach, Cody E. Binkert, Jack Binsfeld, Augustus J. Bloomquist, Joseph A. Bockarie Jr, Anna E. Bosman, Reese C. Boudewyns, Lauren E. Brettingen, Theodore F. Brooks-Evans, Dylan S. Buetow, Jack E. Bullis, Kate I. Bullis, Xanthea B. Carlson, Gabriella L. Casa De Calvo, Isabel M. Celski, Connor R. Christensen, Stella M. Christianson, Tyler J. Christianson, Kendall V. Craigan, Ian R. Cran, Zachary S. Dahler, Jordynn R. Delamartre, Quinn E. Denne, Rick S. Deutsch Jr, Alexandria R. Endthoff, Rayna J. Engelmayer, Isabella Q. Femrite, Mallory L. Finseth, Sophia R. Flemino, James W. Frattalone, Riley C. Gallagher, Samuel M. Ganyaw, Gilberto J. Garrido Perez, Cole L. Gerrell, Lillian M. Glendenning, Laine M. Graening, Jessica C. Grann, Emily M. Grendahl, Aidan J. Grosso, Lucy O. Guidinger, Alexander M. Hammac, Maya R. Harding, Clarissa J. Harper, Cassidy R. Haugen, Ava L. Heimbach, Karly F. Heimbach, Alexander P. Heyne, Rowan E. Hilden, Gabrielle M. Hofeld, Brandon L. Hook, Noah D. Howard, Joseph P. Hulla, Victoria M. Humphrey, Kayle J. Hunt, Cayenna L. Jackson, Natalie A. Jahnke, Skylar M. Johnson, Karolis P. Kairys, Jacob P. Keane, Connor W. Kelley, Charlotte K. Kelly, Ethan R. Kindsvater, John W. Kirschling, Christopher P. Knoebel, Brayden J. Kolb, Aidan T. Kregness, Jaden T. Kretsch, Kennedy M. Lange, Reyna M. Lange, Seth T. Langenbach, Jack J. Langenfeld, Paige M. Larsen, Emma R. Larson, Katelyn J. Laska, Isabella G. Lee, Skylar N. Lee, Kalea J. Lehenbauer, Dane C. Littleton, Samuel F. Lomoro, Eliza L. Longfellow, Lane A. Luadtke, William H. Luther, Adonis D. Lytle, Autumn B. Maki, Michael L. Markuson, Lourdes M. Marquez-Ortega, Allyn E. Mattson, Conner J. Matuza, Colin J. Mcmonigal, Addison E. Medin, Eli B. Messerschmidt, Amanda A. Meyers, Anna Marie S. Millard, Wylie S. Milles, Wonser A. Mongrue, Amanda S. Montgomery, Andrew S. Mudgett, Devin N. Mueller, Ally L. Munyer, Dov E. Nathanson, Adellyn R. Newcomer, Erica N. Nguyen, Huong Tho D. Nguyen, Zachary D. O’neill, Maxine K. Pagaduan, Lillian S. Peck, Talon J. Pederson, Cooper Peschman, Jacob M. Pierce, Anna L. Porter, Rachel R. Proffitt, Bree T. Rautenberg, Sara A. Reed, Elin J. Reigstad, Lily I. Rosenthal, Eleanor A. Rudie, Amaya M. Ryan-Baheriy, Sophia A. Sagerer, Anders D. Samec, Araceli A. SanchezPatino, Michael H. Schatvet, Jordyn D. Schmittdiel, Annika R. Schroeder, Audrey E. Schuh-Mcfarlane, Keighly J. SchuhMcfarlane, Aurora M. Scott, Lila R. Sheta, Tyler R. Shimon, Eli B. Simanek, Liam J. Smentek, Chase J. Smith, Rosalie C. Sommars, Anna K. Stambaugh, Ashley Stambaugh, Arthur C. Steiner, Addison M. Stout, Alexa N. Strobush, Lindsie L. Sullivan, Paige M. Swanson, Skylar N. Swenson, Dana Valeria Tapia Ayala, Max Teeters, Jenica J. Thao, Zachary Thomas, Paige T. Tubbesing, Abraham N. Vaching, Joon P. Vang, Joseph M. Vang, Zelda K. Vang, Arianna L. Vann-Cook, Ean H. Viker, Grace K. Vokaty, Charlie J. Walhof, Elizabeth K. Wallek, Kylee J. Walton, Haley L. Warling, Lauren R. Westerhaus, Maggie M. Witzel, Lucas T. Xiong, Chiana Yang, Isaac D. Yarbrough, Vera F. Zech, Alyssa J. Zerwas, Michael W. Zewdie

Kafiya A. Ahmed, Hannah C. Ahrens, Julia M. Albin, Nicklas J. Albrecht, Braden A. Amabile, Blake D. Anderson, Joseph A. Arcand, Margaret N. Arvig, Paige M. Ascheman, Madilynn M. Aubin, Jemelia Bairagee, Isabelle M. Barger, Ella M. Berg, Reece K. Blankenship, Chloe E. Boer, Timothy J. Boncher Iii, Rowda J. Boru, Gabriella M. Bosompem, Kaisa L. Brown, Bella E. Butters, Madelyn J. Bystrom, Ella M. Carlson, Zoe G. Carlson, Jordan J. Carroll, Erika L. Colby, Lauren E. Collier, Mari M. Davis, Travis Z. Domschot, Ryan M. Dufresne, Brandon B. Ehlers, Lauren E. Elbert, Alexina G. Erickson, Celia J. Fuhrman, Sophia A. Gaddini, Grady J. Gallatin, Anna M. Gauger, Teagan J. Giese, Kimberly R. Glasow, Ryan E. Goetz, Audrey W. Grawe, Jack R. Gray, Jackson A. Greenbaum, Nathan M. Greene, Clara J. Griebel, Morgan R. Grund, Kyra M. Grunewald, Isaiah D. Guest, Kalani S. Hafoka, Shahd A. Hagelsafy, Jackson G. Halko, Megan K. Hanson, Mikaylah A. Hanson, Laura J. Hardy, Joseph Nathan G. Haron, Mia K. Haskins, Olivia M. Hass, Malia M. Hasselius, Wyatt B. Hawks, Callan J. Healy, Christopher D. Heim, William T. Heise, Briahna S. Hill, Kylie M. Hook, Micaela A. Hovick, Emma K. Inman, Ryan P. Jamieson, Jack D. Janicki, Ashley S. Johnson, Shane M. Kehoe, Zacharius A. Khan, Zachary A. Klennert, Elaera C. Knutson, Alexis L. Koenig, Jeremy O. Kolb, Abigail H. Kopp, Sophia A. Lavalley, Eli J. Leafblad, Alexander C. Lee, Marrisa X. Lee, Andrew J. Levin, Xiaoyun L. Liang, Jessica B. Lindberg, Madison L. Loberg, Zachary J. Long, Rachel A. Ludwig, Maya M. Marston, Isabelle J. Martin, David P. Maruyama, Emma N. Masso, Ryan A. Mattson, Sara E. Mcbride, Aveline J. Mccabe, Calvin M. Mckinney, Carly J. Mckinney, Emma R. Merriman, Danielle I. Meyers, Destyne L. Miller, Ayanna L. Millner, Jenna M. Molin, Jonathan Moo, Marion E. Moore, Olivia K. Mulier, Maia A. Nebo, Kaitlyn C. Nelson, Kiara L. Newton, Ronny Ndikum Ngonban, Tammy B. Nguyen, Hannah L. Nord, Annika R. Norman, Vincent M. Norton, Evan J. O’hara, Annika M. Olsen, Nicole N. Olson, Cienna A. Ornelas-Lund, Nora L. Oslund, Tessa R. Otto, Kennedy S. Paananen, Alexxis S. Pelzer, Samantha Perez, Gabriella R. Perron, Margaret N. Petersen, Thomas V. Phan, Madison M. Pilla, Dhruva V. Pingale, Ella R. Pongratz, Austin M. Porter, Katelyn L. Porter, Ava G. Post, Mckenna E. Potter, Kailyn M. Pratt, Kristina L. Pratt, Aidan J. Randel, River S. Rasmussen, Eli Reeves, Madelyn N. Reicher, Alexandra S. Reiland, Jacob W. Reineke, Leilani J. Richnofsky, Beck R. Rogers, Zachary J. Rudeen, Madelyn G. Runningen, Megan A. Ryan, Anthony T. Sabatine, Abby L. Samrock, Sofia L. Samuelsson, Elisabeth L. Sarauer, Astrid K. Scharff, Nicholas J. Scherer, Lily K. Schneider, Kylie R. Schuette, Sydney L. Schwartz, Broden K. Seaton, Joel T. Seifried, Nora C. Sheridan, Samantha J. Sherrick, Shannon Z. Shevlin, Adler J. Siebenaler, Jessica L. Simonson, Michael J. Sisk, Ella M. Skeie, Anna M. Sommerhause, Evelyn I. Steiner, Masen T. Steiner, Hayden B. Stob, Abby K. Taylor, Cindy H. Thao, Alania M. Thiel, Joseph W. Thomalla, Derrick J. Thomas, Colin S. Thompson, Nathaniel P. Tobeck, Kathryn E. Twist, Jenna T. Valleen, Asta Van Beek, Katherine P. Van Loh, Anthony D. Vasquez-Gomez, Evan P. Vickstrom, Lena R. Viker, Anthony E. Vomela, Olivia A. Wadzinski, Coral C. Walz, Braden W. Wohlfeil, Annika G. Wolters, Kaylee X. Zimmerman

B HONOR ROLL Grade 9 Iman A. Abdilahi, Cameron J. Adams, Anthony M. Anderson, Olivia M. Anderson, Owen C. Anderson, Arturo Aramburo, Christine O. Atilade, Kailee M. Bach, Trace E. Barton, Christopher Becerra, Jenna M. Bege, Bailey G. Berthiaume, Charity L. Bien, Mia L. Binsfeld, Kyle J. Blue, Alexandria J. Boncher, Lucille Borofka, Brittany J. Boullianne, Evan Z. Boxrud, Carson W. Brown, Tyler G. Brown, Alayna J. Capistrant, Zachary V. Carnes, Jesus E. Castro, Evan L. Chang, Kyle M. Christensen, Spencer R. Christensen, Kyle J. Christianson, Sawyer B. Collins, Brandon S. Dahl-Odima, Gage T. Delamartre, Stan Arcange Demanou Toukam, Khang N. Dinh, Alexander W. Doroff, Ivory L. Drusch, Ava M. Dubay, Sarah D. Eck, Celia E. Efta, Ava G. Ehnstrom, Mariam Elias-

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Multi-Family Sale 7/30 8-4pm 7/31 8-12, 2443 Birch St, WBL Portable A/C Unit, DehumdifierUnit,Clothes, Toys, baby items, golf clubs & more.

Now Hiring

Marketing Position Do you like working with people? Do you have an interest in media, online and print marketing? Press Publications is looking for fun, upbeat team members to help small and large businesses market and build their brand.

Call (651) 407-1213 or send resume to: marketing@presspubs.com

HIRING NOW

Front Desk Office Support Aide: MotionCare* is looking to hire a positive individual to assist with our front desk.

Job duties include: Greeting & rooming patients; answering phones, scheduling; organization skills for healthcare needs; computer skills.

Apply in person or email resume to clinics@motioncare.com Visit us at www. motioncare.com !

Direct Support Professionals Positions start at $14.00 – 19.00/hr Full Time/Part time Days, Evenings, Weekends and Overnights No experience necessary

New Challenges, Inc. provides services to adults with disabilities, mental illness and brain injuries in residential settings in the south east metro.

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Part Time, Mon. & Tues., 7:55am-5:05pm Press Publications publishes 6 community newspapers, magazines and coupon books, serving White Bear Lake and surrounding communities. Our publications brings news of school events, government, business, politics, and social events to local residents. Desired Skills & Experience: High school diploma required.

Ability to interact well with a broad base of internal and external clients, both in person, telephone and written communication.

Reliable, responsible, and dependable in fulfilling obligations.Strong attention to detail and the ability to organize, prioritize, and multi task effectively. Advanced user of Microsoft Office suite: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, as well as Microsoft Office.

Please send resume to:

4779 Bloom Avenue, White Bear Lake, MN 55110

or email resume to: ppinfo@presspubs.com

Apply online at www.newchallengesinc.com or call 651-454-0161

CUSTOMER SERVICE – FT Top comp + great environment + free food

COMMERCIAL APPLICATORS Competitive wage and benefits, meal allowance, paid lodging.

Traveling position for railroad vegetation control, 60-80 hours/week. RAW (Cooperstown, ND) 888/700-0292 www.rawapplicators.com

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE New London-Spicer Schools. MN Licensure required. Visit: nls.k12.mn.us/employment for more info or to apply. EOE.

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To 45K+ Transport Distribution Services is a transportation and logistics services company located in North Oaks. We seek an enthusiastic customer service representative for a M – F, 7 – 4 position. This is a great opportunity for a motivated individual seeking a career with a stable and fun company!

- enter customer shipping information

WAREHOUSE HELP 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. will train on forklift 10:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Great hours for students 1401 Willow Lake Blvd.

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Interested applicants, please forward your resume to our hiring resource, Red Seat:

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Or call (651)-317-9211 for more info!

Garage Sale WBL 3798 Oak Terrace July 29 & 30 9-5pm New Items Added!

NOW HIRING COOKS! · Competitive Pay · Flexible Hours · Free Meal While Working Apply in Person!

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Vehicles Wanted

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1962 Rambler Medical Bills. Car Classic Deluxe, Loans. Call National 2 door, runs & drives.

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Perception Prodigy 10.0 Kayak – Orig.

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WOODWORKER / CUSTOMER SERVICE

Weather tidbits Brought to you by WeathermanWatson.com It's beginning to sound like a broken record and this past week proves my point. We've really settled into a very summer-like weather pattern. We did manage an isolated shower or two. Consider yourself lucky if you were on the receiving end of one. For the month, I've totaled just less than half of the monthly normal for rainfall. I'm keeping my fingers crossed as the jet stream seems to be sagging south, which could mean more rain for us as well as cooler temperatures. The recent run of 90º temperatures brought the July temperature average to slightly warmer than normal.

Frank Watson is a local Meteorologist who operates a weather station in White Bear Lake. Weather data and observation are from his weather station and trips around the area. Frank can be found on the internet at WeathermanWatson.com.

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Our pride shows in the quality materials we use, excellent workmanship and superior customer service we offer you. Bear Roofing and Exteriors is the local contractor that you can rely on.

Our knowledgeable sales team will guide you through the entire process of installing your new Roof, Siding, Windows, Gutters, Soffit and Fascia.

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Roof-to-Deck Restoration will professionally spruce up the outside of your home Now that we’re all socializing again, it’s time to spruce up decks, siding and roofs so we can proudly welcome family and friends back to our homes.

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This local company has been in business for 26 years and has won quality service awards from Angie’s List and earned an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. In addition to cleaning and restoring decks, Roof-to-Deck Restoration also works on • Cedar shake roof cleaning and siding • Log and cedar siding cleaning and staining • Asphalt roof cleaning • House washing • Gutter cleaning • Concrete cleaning • Commercial vehicle power washing • Ice dam removal • Christmas light installations Roof-to-Deck Restoration has been certified in wood restoration by the Power Washers of North America and is Minnesota’s longest and most experienced wood restoration company.

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RELAY WHITE BEAR LAKE RELAY FOR LIFE

Join us Friday, July 30, 2021 • 6:00pm • WBLAHS South Campus RELAY FOR LIFE FRIDAY JULY 30 6-10PM Please join the 27th Annual American Cancer Society Relay For Life of White Bear Lake Friday July 30 beginning at 6PM at White Bear Lake High School - South Campus. The White Bear Lake event was started by Keith and Patty Warner who had lost their own daughter and vowed to make a difference in the fight to end cancer.

Surrounded by friends, neighbors, fellow parishioners of St. Mary of the Lake as well as many other White Bear area churches, they started a movement that turns our big suburb into a small community. Each year, hundreds of cancer survivors, their caregivers, friends, families and an army of dedicated community volunteers gather together to celebrate, remember those we’ve lost and renew our commitment to FIGHT BACK. Each White Bear Lake Relay features amazing live music, food, kids’ games, a renowned silent auction – and so much more! Everyone is welcome to come and “take

a lap” around our track lined with small white bags – luminaries – lit by a single candle. Each luminary bears the name of someone fighting cancer or someone we’ve lost. The candles glow against the night sky in testimony to each cancer battle fought.

Add a luminary for someone you love with a $10 donation at the event.

We invite the whole community to join us for a fun night. This is your chance to come out after a year in our houses, see your friends, enjoy great music and support a cause that touches most families at some point.

To ensure we provide a safe environment, we are holding a “drive up” Relay this year in the White Bear Lake High School South Campus parking lot. Come walk the “track” we create with luminaries and bring a lawn chair or listen to the music from the safety of your car. We’ve scaled back the event to promote a healthy environment and minimize contact – please join us!

DON’T MISS - CELEBRATED LOCAL MUSICAL SUPERSTARS JOHN EVANS AND DAVE LENZ WILL PERFORM BEGINNING AT 6PM Please invite a Cancer survivor you know to join our special Survivors’ Lap. If you can't attend in person, check out our livestream on our website www.wbrelay.org While you are there, you can donate a luminary in memory or in honor of your loved ones and check out our amazing virtual Silent Auction.

6:00PM Live Music

by Dave Lenz and John Evans

7:30PM Survivor Ceremony Invocation, Speaker Survivors’ Lap

8:30PM Lighting of Luminaries Remembrance Ceremony Silent Lap accompanied by bagpipe music

Messages to Heaven 10:00PM Event Ends

THROUGHOUT OUR CELEBRATION (6-10PM) – SUPPORT YOUR AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY BY: • Purchasing RAFFLE Tickets for prizes including $2500, $1500, $1000, $500 and $250 cash and four Minnesota Twins Dugout Box seat tickets

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