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City launches ‘Regrow White Bear’ effort WHITE BEAR LAKE — The city is excited to announce creation of expanded temporary public space in downtown White Bear Lake to safely accommodate visitors and diners. Authorized by the White Bear Lake City Council at its May 26 meeting, this effort is part of a comprehensive and collaborative approach to “Regrow White Bear” as businesses reopen and public life resumes during the ongoing public health crisis created by COVID-19. The effort is a communitywide partnership between numerous organizations including the city of White Bear Lake, Main Street Organization, White Bear Area Chamber of Commerce, White Bear Lake Economic Development Corporation and numerous local business owners who have generously donated time and energy to ensure the continued vitality of the White Bear Lake community. Planning is still ongoing and will include a multipronged approach to “regrowing” White Bear Lake stronger and better than ever. This collaborative effort is made possible in part by the community’s generous support of the city’s Bear Wear project. Coordination of the Regrow efforts will be spearheaded by Lisa Beecroft of Beecroft Marketing, a local resident and business owner known throughout the community for her leadership in executing successful community events such as Marketfest and the BEARly Open. The first phase of this ongoing project involves creation of two public spaces for carry-out dining, the Washington Square area between Third Street and Fourth Street and a portion of the parking lot at Cook Avenue and Third Street. Picnic tables custom-built and donated for this effort by JL Schwieters Construction of Hugo will provide additional dining spaces for take-out food. The public is encouraged to order take-out from restaurants throughout White Bear Lake and dine downtown or in local parks. The temporary public spaces downtown are open daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. for the foreseeable future. Residents and visitors are encouraged to wear masks, maintain safe social distancing and respect public dining spaces by picking up after themselves. Temporary restroom facilities will be provided at each site.

What would Amy do? Those words came to mind as grieving friends of the Grabow family cope with the shock of losing both Amy and her daughter Abbey in a Memorial Day car accident. Amy was a take-charge kind of person who always put others fi rst, said one of her pals, Kelly Sellman. "There is no one like her," Sellman said. "She was nonjudgmental and made everyone feel special. Amy was one of the greatest human beings I've ever had the pleasure of knowing." Sellman was part of a close trio of soccer moms that included Amy Grabow and Diane Barry. Their daughters all played on Mahtomedi High School’s soccer team and the camaraderie they shared formed a tight bond between daughters and mothers. "Abbey was a rising star for Mahtomedi soccer," Barry noted. "It's a huge loss to the soccer community."

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Downtown outdoor expansion William Dinaur pieces together an ornate enclosure surrounding an outdoor dining area in front of Keys Restaurant in downtown White Bear Lake. Main Street, the Chamber, the Economic Development Corporation and White Bear Lake restaurants have been working together to identify ways to support local businesses, including expanded opportunities for outdoor seating and approving the use of Washington Square and a space in the Armory parking lot for public use.

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hen I began writing this column my original intent was to highlight some information and strategies that could possibly help as we attempt to live, work and safely engage in day-to-day activities during the crisis of a worldwide pandemic that has just passed the sobering milestone of 100,000 deaths in the United States. When I got to the point of working on a conclusion, all night coverage provided by local news outlets showed several fires, including the Third Precinct headquarters of the Minneapolis Police Department, burning throughout the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. What started as mostly peaceful protests following the death of George Floyd while in police custody on Memorial Day, devolved into numerous acts of looting, destruction and arson. The level of anger, violence and destruction recalls (and appears to exceed) the race riots that occurred in Minneapolis and other cities across the country in 1967. With the protests and upheaval adding to an already extremely challenging situation, the underlying COVID-19 crisis remains. During a daily briefing, Minnesota State Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm warned that the mass protests over police brutality could trigger a Angle of surge in the outbreak. It seems that now, more than ever, we need to View realistically assess the risks of the situations we encounter. Paul Dols While a student and young adult, as a matter of necessity to save money, I lived for periods of time in what could be termed marginal (or tough) inner city neighborhoods, including North Minneapolis. In order to avoid a constant state of fear, I adopted a mantra of “vigilant but not paranoid” similar to the heightened awareness required to safely ride a motorcycle while still finding some enjoyment in the experience. There were definitely times when I had to rely on experience and also intuition to actively avoid situations that had a high probability of trouble. I share this while knocking on wood, because I realize that there are no absolute guarantees of safety. Throughout my life I have experienced the inexplicable, sudden loss of friends and loved ones at young ages, so I’m also acutely aware that the overall statistics only tell a small part of the story. While attempting to balance and assess risk during this continually evolving, worldwide pandemic, I’ve found that access to trusted sources of information is proving to be vitally important in maintaining both physical health and emotional well being. I’ve accepted the fact that there are many forces at play during this crisis that are far beyond our control, but with this acceptance comes the realization that there are also some variables in our lives that can be managed. Following a link provided by the New York Times Daily Briefing Editor, I was led to an article titled “The Risks – Know Them – Avoid Them” by Erin Bromage, an associate professor of biology at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. I’ve found this clearly written and understandable essay to be a valuable resource for assessing risk factors in a variety of scenarios. At the core of the piece is a formula: Successful Infection = Exposure to Virus x Time. This formula, combined with the current information about how the COVID-19 virus spreads, makes it relatively easy to quickly analyze the level of risk involved in a variety of activities ranging from low to high. The article contains many details about the risks of specific situations, including work, churches and restaurants, but, in general most outdoor activities that include social distancing are low risk, while “any environment that is enclosed, with poor circulation and a high density of people spells trouble.” At this point, I still believe that the intelligent and consistent implementation of safety strategies recommended by health care experts can create an equation that helps avoid a worse case scenario, while still allowing us to live our lives fully. Paul Dols is photojournalist/website editor for Press Publications. He can be reached at 651-407-1238 or photos@presspubs.com. Distributed weekly in:

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Coronavirus market: Money moves to make

he recent day-to-day wild ride of the markets can make any investor nauseous. With each breaking news headline, the market can swing from a severe downturn to a quick surge. That’s because investors don’t like uncertainty and nearly everything about COVID-19 is uncertain. Unfortunately, the coronavirus outbreak is likely several months from containment and health experts warn we need to prepare for a second wave, likely Movers & which means market volatility won’t Shakers slow down Skip Johnson anytime soon. Some investors might be having a difﬁcult time coping with the markets, but with a solid ﬁnancial plan in place, investors can reframe this mindset and instead, look to this volatile market as full of opportunities. Viruses cause the stock market to react Historically, viruses have caused the stock market to react—and sometimes to overreact. The market fell during the height of viruses such as SARS, Zika and Ebola, but subsequently and swiftly the S&P500 went on to recover. But, the unprecedented feeling of uncertainty around COVID-19 is driving the markets, and it can be a scary time to investors. Knowledge is power, and now that you know that the uncertainty of

COVID-19 is causing the market to react, you can start to take a deep sigh of relief. Market downturns are very normal, and although we haven’t experienced exactly this, we have experienced market swings like this in the past. There have been 26 bear markets since 1926. The average pullback was about 35%, and the average recovery time was only 299 days. This is important because often an investor’s response to a volatile market is to make financial moves that cause them to “buy high and sell low” – precisely the opposite of what you want to do. Market volatility is your most substantial investment cost We’ve all heard the phrase “if you fail to plan, you plan to fail.” Having a solid financial plan gives you an anchor that allows you to keep in mind the purpose of your money so you can choose appropriate investments to provide you with financial security in your retirement. Often, the reason investors panic sell is because they don’t have a plan for market corrections as we’ve just experienced. The markets will likely have more dips and surges before it eventually stabilizes. Bear markets typically don’t last as long as bull markets, and while no one can predict what the markets will do, history has shown us that the markets do recover.

all financial aspects of one’s life and includes investments, 401(k)s, mortgages, tax strategies, health care, long-term care and similar. Once you have a holistic plan in place, then you can look at your investments. It’s important to rebalance your portfolio, so your investments are tied back to your financial goals. If you’re not planning on retiring for 15 or more years, you want to make sure your portfolio is adequately diversified and then wait it out. If you’re within 10 years from retirement, you might start looking at rebalancing your portfolio to provide you with more conservative investments that come with a guarantee or aren’t tied to market performance. In this particular market, opportunities do exist. With historically low-tax rates, this is one of the best opportunities for a Roth conversion (converting a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA), we might see in our lifetime. But it’s important to weigh your options and understand if this move is the best one for your personal financial situation. With the right mindset and a customized financial plan, you may find it easier to cope with this ongoing market volatility. And to begin looking for opportunities.

Investment moves during a volatile market or downturn While there is no perfect investment, developing a holistic ﬁnancial plan is an excellent place to start before making any investment decisions. A holistic plan examines

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A little ‘boat parade’ launched on Memorial Day; more planned BY BRUCE STRAND SPORTS CONTRIBUTOR

With practically every public event being called off since midMarch, one Mahtomedi lakeside resident conceived an idea for a safe, fun get-together. How about a boat parade on White Bear Lake? “We had our first one Monday night, as something to do for Memorial Day,” reported Angela Churchill. “We’d like to do one each month.” Churchill made some calls and rounded up eight families who brought nine boats to the first parade. Additional families were interested but had already made plans. Churchill’s family rode in a pontoon boat decorated with a lighted flag and fireworks lights. The little armada launched from Mahtomedi Beach and drove around the east bay along the Mahtomedi and Birchwood shorelines. “Ideally, we’d like to go around the whole lake,” said Churchill about future parades. “It’s a way to safely get out and build community, enjoy lake life, and have something positive to look forward to,” she explained.

WHITE BEAR LAKE CITY COUNCIL NOTES WHITE BEAR LAKE — Facilities are slowly starting to reopen. Park bathrooms are open, the furniture is out on the boardwalk by the lake and boaters are happy because the marina is up and running. Ice is returning to the Sports Center rink. The License Bureau is scheduling appointments for driver’s licenses and other services. Appointments are about a month out. Doors opened to City Hall June 1. The public must wear a mask when entering the building. In other business, the council: • Approved an agreement with the county for trail reconstruction along County State Aid Highway 96 between White Bear Parkway and Birch Lake Boulevard South. The cost will be split equally, making each share $29,400. The city will be responsible for all maintenance. • Approved an agreement 4-1 with the county for White Bear Avenue trail reconstruction between South Shore Boulevard and Hwy. 61. In order to receive the county’s share of the funding, $43,600, the city had to enter into a cooperative agreement. Councilman Dan Jones opposed the agreement, saying he doesn’t believe the trail will be used. “It’s a trail to nowhere,” Jones said. “We’re not going to take responsibility for it.”

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“With so many things being canceled, we have very limited ways to socialize.” The next planned boat parade is slated for June 20. “That one will be to celebrate graduations from high school and college,” said Churchill. “We want to get the word out

and get more boats. All manner of boats are welcome. All they need to do is show up at 7 p.m. at Mahtomedi Beach.” Tentatively planned are a patriotic-themed boat parade in July and a “personal creativity” themed parade in August, Churchill said.

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Patriotism still on display Memorial Day activities still took place May 25 at area locations, although commemorations were abbreviated due to COVID-19 restrictions on gatherings. In the accompanying photos, members of the Keep Zimmer VFW Post and American Legion honor guard laid flowers at the Veteran’s Park Memorial and held a short ceremony at Union Cemetery. Saxophone player Danika Parenteau, 11, the granddaughter of VFW Senior Commander George Brown and Debra Courts-Brown, played Taps at the cemetery. VFW member Mike Lindvall was flag bearer for the events. Auxiliary members also participated, including Sandy Briggs, Joan Mample and Courts-Brown holding flags at Union. They’re standing by the GAR (Grand Army of the Republic) military monument erected in 1938 by American Legion Post #168.

OBITUARY NOTICE

Betty Wold Johnson Betty Wold Johnson, philanthropist and supporter of local organizations including Lakeshore Players Theatre, the White Bear Center for the Arts and the White Bear Area Historical Society, died May 5 at the age of 99. A longtime resident of New Jersey, Betty was born and raised in Minnesota and had a home in Dellwood. After the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, she enlisted in the women's branch of the U.S. Naval Reserve, better known as the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service), and was stationed in Corpus Christi, Texas. Betty later married Robert Wood Johnson III, the grandson of Johnson & Johnson co-founder Robert Wood Johnson. Robert Wood Johnson III died in 1970. In 1978, Betty married Douglas Bushnell, who died in 2007. Betty was a renowned philanthropist and supported many arts, education and health care initiatives in the New York and New Jersey areas. She is survived by her sons, New York Jets owners Woody and Christopher, and 13 grandchildren.

Virus won’t stop fireworks The White Bear Lake Fireworks Committee announced that the longstanding tradition of a Fourth of July pyrotechnics display has been rescheduled. “The committee has worked hard to prepare for the July 4th event,” said Dick Galena, chair. “Yet as each day passes, it has become clear that our wonderful event will not be in compliance with the state social gathering orders. Out of abundance of caution for the health and safety of our residents, the committee, in consultation with other interested parties, has made the decision to reschedule to Friday, Aug. 21.” Fireworks will begin after the Manitou Days parade, also rescheduled to Aug. 21. Galena said the committee is grateful for the continued support and generosity of sponsors, fans and the community. “On behalf of the White Bear Lake Fireworks Committee and all the volunteers and sponsors that make this amazing event happen, we extend our most sincere thank you.”

Ramsey County is providing emergency assistance to small local businesses adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Through June 5, applications will be accepted for the small-business relief fund, which provides grants of $7,500 to small businesses most in need of support. In total, nearly $15 million will be awarded in 2020 through multiple grant periods to qualifying small businesses in Ramsey County. For the first round of awards, 670 grants will be awarded to help businesses with fewer than five employees pay for critical expenses such as rent or mortgage payments, utilities and costs associated with reopening. Subsequent grant periods will be announced in the weeks ahead. Funding for the relief fund is provided through the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The relief fund will be administered by the Metropolitan Consortium of Community Developers’ Open to Business program, which provides technical assistance and access to capital for businesses throughout Ramsey County. Priority outreach will be conducted in partnership with 14 community-based organizations working in low-wealth communities, communities of color and areas with barriers to access other small business resources. The grant application and eligibility details can be found at ramseycountymeansbusiness.com/relief-fund.

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

Grant • A vehicle was reported damaged May 14 at Mile 12 along the Gateway Trail after a window was broken in while its owner was rollerblading.

Mahtomedi • A resident on Stillwater Road on May 11 reported a person on the property who had been banned from the site. • A resident in the 1000 block of Iverness Place on May 11 reported an attempted Social Security scam via phone. When Washington County Sheriff's Office deputies tried to call back on the number, it was disconnected. The complainant suffered no financial loss and revealed no personal information. • A resident on Wedgewood Drive on May 11 reported an attempted scam, and a resident on Forest Trail on May 12 reported the same thing. • A resident on Park Avenue reported seeing and hearing suspicious activity around her home at 2:30 a.m. May 12. Due to a rash of mail thefts in the area, the complainant requested extra patrol.

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• A resident on Emerald Lane reported receiving vague threats via text from her ex on May 12. • A resident on Warner Way on May 13 reported receiving a letter from the state unemployment insurance offices indicating he was denied unemployment benefits because he had failed to show proof of identity. The complainant told deputies he was presently employed and had never applied for benefits. • A resident on Emerald Lane on May 14 reported her ex, who had been served an order for protection (OFP), for making a scene at her father's workplace and for possibly being en route to her address. When deputies arrived on the scene, they did not see the male but gave the complainant's parents OFP process information. • A resident on Glenmar Avenue on May 15 reported his neighbor for cutting shrubs on his side of the property line while he was out of town for six days. When deputies interviewed the neighbor, she said the complainant had threatened her prior to deputies' arrival and that she was about to seek an OFP due to the ongoing incidents. • A resident on Dahlia Street on May 15 reported receiving a notice from the USPS that his

mail had been stolen and that some of it had been recovered. The complainant thought his stimulus check may have been among the pieces of stolen mail. The caller was given contact information for the detective working on mail thefts in the area. • A resident on Wildwood Beach Road on May 16 reported taking a video of an unknown party opening his mailbox. He doesn't believe any mail was taken. Another resident on the same road reported finding a large pile of mail belonging to the other residents along the road. • A resident on Dartmoor Road on May 16 reported a party for sending harassing Facebook messages from false accounts and showing up at her house. The caller was advised to take out a harassment restraining order. • A resident on Stillwater Road claimed a neighbor had assaulted her May 16 in the hallway of the building.

Pine Springs • A Minnesota motorist was cited May 12 on westbound Highway 36 at Hilton Trail N. for speeding 73 mph in a 55 mph zone by stationary deputies who clocked the vehicle on radar.

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

Vadnais Heights • A White Bear Township man, 18, was arrested at 6:34 a.m. May 17 for fourth degree DWI, underage consumption of alcohol while driving and third degree refusal to submit to a chemical test, following a single vehicle accident in the 3100 block of Centerville Road. Witnesses said the vehicle was speeding approximately 60 mph before crashing into the sound barrier where Centerville Road dead ends. The subject was partially trapped inside the vehicle and needed help to exit. Ultimately, the subject registered a blood alcohol content of .24. • Cameras and other items were reported recovered May 18 in a parking lot in the 3200 block of Highway 61. The items were placed into evidence at the patrol station. • A Hugo man reported dropping his wallet May 19 in the Kwik Trip parking lot in the 3200 block of Highway 61. He canceled his credit cards immediately. • A Walker, Minn. man reported a firearm, sets of keys and a checkbook stolen from his vehicle parked at the Fairfield Inn and Suites in the 1100 block of County Road E overnight May 19-20. • An estimated $10,000 worth of construction tools were reported stolen May 20 from a storage unit in the 3300 block of Labore Road. • A St. Joseph, Minn. man reported an iPad, cordless tool battery and charging cords stolen from his work van May 20, after the passenger window was broken into as it was parked in the 1100 block of County Road E.

White Bear Township • A juvenile was arrested May 18 for assaulting a woman, 64, in the 1300 block of Jonquil Lane. • A wallet was reported stolen May 19 from a purse left in a shopping cart at Cub Foods in the 1000 block of Meadowlands Drive. A credit card was attempted in Little Canada shortly after the theft. • Persons stealing items from mailboxes in the 1400 block of Birchcrest Drive were reported May 20. • A White Bear Township man, 35, was arrested May 20 in the 4000 block of Oakmede Lane for felony terroristic threats and misdemeanor domestic assault, after throwing a baby bottle at his mom’s head and threatening to “put a bullet between her eyes to make her leave” her own home. • It all started when the subject and his family of four moved in with his parents about six months prior to the incident, and the subject’s parents started a discussion about their living situation. The subject’s wife told Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office deputies the victim had “been too much” and they had decided to move out. Before deputies left the scene, they removed twelve long guns and a pistol from the residence. The subject had left the scene and was later arrested in the parking lot of the Army Reserve Center on Highway 96 and Lexington Avenue. • A woman in the 1100 block of County Road J on May 20 was reported for trapping live mice and dumping them behind her residence in a multi family dwelling, despite being asked more than once to stop. • A resident in the 4600 block of Weston Woods Way on May 20 reported her identity fraudulently used for unemployment benefits. The case is under investigation.

WHITE BEAR LAKE POLICE REPORTS The White Bear Lake Police Department reported the following selected incidents:

• A verbal domestic incident in the 3600 block of Hoffman Road was mediated by officers May 23.

• A catalytic converter was stolen in the 3900 block of Hoffman Road May 26.

• A White Bear Lake man was found to be in violation of a domestic abuse no-contact order and was arrested in the 4600 block of White Bear Parkway May 22.

• Criminal damage to property was reported in the 4500 block of Lake Avenue May 23.

• Attempted fraud was reported in the 2100 block of Spruce Place May 26.

• Harassment was reported in the 3600 block of Midland Avenue May 24.

• An animal complaint was reported in the 2500 block of Manitou Island May 26.

• A package was reported stolen in the 4000 block of McKnight Road May 24.

• Perennials were pulled from a yard in the 4600 block of Clark Avenue May 27.

• A trailer and lawnmower were reported stolen in the1800 block Buerkle Road May 24.

• A resident of Buffalo, New York, reported being scammed in the online purchase of a dog by a middleman residing in the 3500 block of Century Avenue. Officers confirmed the middleman moved out a year ago.

• An Oakdale man was arrested on a warrant following a traffic stop in the 3100 block of Century Avenue May 22. • Officers responded to a report of multiple people gathering in the 2400 block of South Shore Blvd. May 22, but they were gone when officers arrived. • Fraud was reported in the 1500 block of Park Street May 22.

• An Amazon package valued at $29.14 was stolen from a doorstep in the 2200 block on Birch Street May 24.

• Officers were dispatched to the 2000 block of Sierra Drive for disorderly conduct May 22.

• An Amazon package valued at $16.10 was stolen from a doorstep in the 3700 block of Howard Avenue May 24.

• A phone scam was reported in the 2500 block of Manitou Lane May 22.

• An Amazon package valued at $5.99 was stolen from a doorstep in the 2100 block of County Road E May 24.

• Community Service Officers responded to a noise complaint in the 2100 block of Fourth Street May 22.

• Officers helped find a lost dog in the 4600 block of White Bear Parkway May 24. • Officers responded to a complaint of narcotics in the 4500 block of Centerville Road May 24. • A woman was arrested for a canceled license-inimical to public safety following a traffic stop at County Road E and Judson Road in Gem Lake May 24

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• An officer searched an occupied vehicle behind a closed business in the 1900 block of Buerkle Road May 25. The passenger was cited for possession of drug paraphernalia.

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• Officers responded to a disorderly conduct incident between neighbors in the 4100 block of Hazel Street May 25. Subjects were advised to stay away from each other.

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• A White Bear Lake woman was arrested on an outstanding misdemeanor warrant in the 3500 block of Century Avenue May 26.

• Officers gave a warning to a group of juveniles who were reportedly swimming and jumping off the bridge at Manitou Island May 27. • An unidentified suspect attempted to cash a stolen check in the 4600 block of White Bear Parkway. • An assault occurred in the 3500 block of Century Avenue May 28. Officers were already on the scene. • A customer in the 2000 block of County Road E forgot his wallet on a machine overnight May 28, and video shows a man stealing it in the morning.

PUBLIC SAFETY BRIEF White Bear Lake boating accident injures youth A 10 year-old boy was injured in a boating accident on White Bear Lake Friday afternoon. According to the Mahtomedi Fire Department (MFD), they responded to a call at 4:08 p.m. Friday May 29 at a residential address on Wildwood Beach Road though it was unknown where on the lake the incident occurred. The boy had fallen off of the boat he was in, went underneath the boat and sustained a leg injury from the propeller. He was transported to Regions Hospital by MFD, with assistance from the Washington County Sheriff. The boy is not from the White Bear Lake or Mahtomedi area.

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Academic Award — 12th Grade 2019-2020 Juliette, Emma Karni, Jaylin Lang, Jennifer Lawal, Bailey Leis, Braden Letourneau, Avery Macintosh, Kaitlyn Maher, Isaac Maruyama, Kirby Masso, Tyler Mattson, Chloe Mccalla, Marissa Metzler, Katelyn Meyer, Mackenna Meyers, Olivia Morin, Paul Moris, Marissa Myers, Marisa Nelsen, Helen Nelson, Amy Nguyen, John Nguyen, Abbie Nistler, Baqir Noor, Brady O’Brien, Olivia O’Connor, Hunter O’Donnell, Danielle Olson, Julie Olson, Bilal Osman, Ryan Pedersen, Anna Perron, Isabelle Perron, Sydney Peterson, Mackenzie Petty, Noel Preiner, Taylor Printon, Lucas Prokosch, Anna Racine, Charlie Rapheal, Ellen Ring, Cristina Ryberg, America Salverda Beck, Andrew Samrock, Devon Schuette, Chloe Schwieger, Savannah Shea, Samuel Shervheim, Collin Sibik, Jenna Simonson, Matthew Springer, Kaitlyn Stender, Jack Stucynski, Logan Tanttu, Paige Tanttu, Savannah Tarnowski, Tori Taugner, Mackenzie Ternes, Joshua Thao, Kaitlynn Thiel, Julia Thomalla, Olivia Treichel, Molly Trudgeon, Gavin Tschida, Chassidy Vang, Madeline Verkerke, Aaron Walby, Alexandra Weinberger, Rory Wisgerhof, Kyla Wylie, Alexia Yang, Allison Zarling, Abigail Zavadil, Tatiana Zech

Honors 2019-2020 *** = Summa Cum Lude + = National Honor Society ** = Magna Cum Laude * = Cum Laude @ = AVID Samuel Adair ***, Lily Adams @, Marisa Nelsen *, Helen Nelson ***, Amy Nguyen Ahmed-Rashad Ahmed ***+@, ***, John Nguyen ***, Abbie Nistler ***+, Ninchai Erika Albrecht *, Madeline Andacht **, Nok-Chiclana @, Baqir Noor ***, Noelle Norman Brooke Anderson @, Kayla Anderson ***, Allison *+, Savannah Nyberg @, Brady O’Brien **, Olivia Bates @, Isabella Battocletti @, Sydney Beck ***+, O’Connor **, Ava Ocel *, Danielle Olson***, Julie Kyleigh Besta@, Mason Bishop@, Erick Bloom**, Olson ***, Bilal Osman @, Oluwateniola Oyekunle Allison Blue *+, Neenah Bosman ***, Harris @, Emma Parranto @, Ryan Pedersen ***+, Anna Brekke *, Samantha Burket ***, Madison Carroll Perron***, Isabelle Perron ***, Jessica Person *, ***+, Jayvon Carter @, Jackson Chase-Jacobus *, Mackenzie Petty ***+, Noel Preiner **, Taylor Matthew Chouinard ***+, Smilla Clausen ***, Printon *, Anna Racine ***+, Charlie Rapheal Beatrice Colleoni *, Monte Collins ***, Karina **, Allison Richards @, Ellen Ring *, Cristina Constant **, Mason Cox *, Ella Danenberg *, Ryberg**, Andrew Samrock ***, Hteemoo Saw +, Tehya Daniels ***+, Lydia Deutsch ***, Nestor Autumn Schurr @, Chloe Schwieger **, Savannah Domrongwattanakul *, Mariana Dopkins@, Shea *, Samuel Shervheim **+, Collin Sibik *, Corey Doran*, Ava Driscoll ***, Natalie Dumas Jenna Simonson **, Andrew Spears +, Matthew ***+, Ainsley Durand **+, Jessica Duvick@, Blake Springer **, Kaitlyn Stender *, Logan Tanttu Engrav*, Liam Enright+, Nickolas Erickson- *+, Paige Tanttu *+, Savannah Tarnowski*, Tori Cancino***, Euresa Fahnbulleh@, Katelyn Taugner *, Mackenzie Ternes *, Joshua Thao **, Ferrand*, Marshall Ficken @, Anders Fischer *+, Julia Thomalla ***+, Olivia Treichel *, Madison William Flemons @, Alec Garza @, Riley Gent *, Triplett @, Molly Trudgeon **, Gavin Tschida *, Madeline Goewey ***+, Jorja Goudreau *, Mary Madeline Verkerke ***, Aaron Walby *, Alexandra Greer **, Caroline Grubs*, Donovan Guest *, Weinberger *, Kaitlyn Wilson *, Victoria Wilson Clare Gunderson *, Hayden Gunderson *+, Jordan @, Kyla Wylie *, Tiffany Yang @, Allison Zarling Haag **+, Justin Haag +, Kailey Halama ***, Baylee ***+, Abigail Zavadil ***, Tatiana Zech *** Hamilton *@, Austin Hansen *, Emma Hass **, The Laude Latin model will be used to Leng Her *, Grant Hofeld *, Kyra Hoffman *, Olivia recognize academic excellence for recognition at Horvath *, Melina Hughes *, Patrick Hunner **, Commencement. The three levels of honors to be Ella Janicki ***, Kathryn Jarnagin ***+, Mackenzie awarded to eligible students who have acquired Jensen ***, Andrew Johnson **, Claudia Johnson academic excellence are: +, Lauren Johnson *+, Julia Juelich **, Alec Juliette *, Nehemiah Kelly-Johnson @, Gerald Kunishige Summa Cum Laude: With Highest Distinction — @, Mitchell Landsberger +, Nathan Laroche *, Cumulative weighted GPA of 4.1 or above Jennifer Lawal*, Braden Letourneau *, Mitchel students wear an orange stole Loberg @, Avery Macintosh **, Kaitlyn Maher **, Magna Cum Laude: With Great Distinction — Kailey Markwalter @, Isaac Maruyama ***, Kirby Cumulative weighted GPA of 4.0 - 4.09 Masso***, Tyler Mattson ***, Chloe McCalla *, students wear an orange and white cord Marissa Metzler *, Katelyn Meyer **, Mackenna Cum Laude: With Distinction — Meyers *, Dyshawn Mitchell, Jr@, Jillian Moor +, Cumulative weighted GPA of 3.8 - 3.99 Paul Moris ***, Anck-Su-Namun Mortel @, Trevor students wear an orange cord Motzko +, Charlie Moua @, Marissa Myers **,

Perfect Attendance Award 2019-2020 12TH GRADE Beatrice Colleoni, Alyssa Josephs, Sara Rajtar, Jack Stucynski, Skyler Wohlfeil

11TH GRADE Micah Anderson, Oluwadara Animasaun, Alex Carlson, Jonah Cran, Carter Crane, Anthony Davis, Sydney Dean, Noah Engen, Connor Flahave, Kory Kanipes, Andrew Larson, Kierstin Larson, Luca Lindsay, Rachel Lonn, Caleb Nelson, William Neuendorf, Anthony Perfetti, Thomas Rohlinger, Isabelle Sisterman, Tyler Vanderhyde, Yileng Vang, Matthew Weiman

Students with a 3.67 or higher weighted GPA for the past two semesters Arif Abdilahi, Aminat Adegoke, Abdirahman Ahmed, Caden Anderson, Eli Anderson, Micah Anderson, Natalie Andres, Brooke Ascheman, Kolby Bachmeier, Jillian Ballata, Logan Barrett-Gams, Aaron Barton, Anna Barton, Abbigail Bates, Benjamin Baumgardner, Saron Bekabil, Branden Berwald, Christian Bieniek, Joelena Bockarie, Sailor Brown, Sophia Bruestle, Abigail Carlson, Huan Chen, Abigail Corcoran, Leonardo Corral, Elizabeth Davis, Sophie Davis, Sydney Dean, Ava Del Castillo, Tanner Domschot, Alexander Dufresne, Emma Duncanson, Sage Durdle, Abigail Fettinger, Mason Fike, Wyatt Fish, Abigail Franta, Joseph Frattalone, Evan Giesemann, Madilyn Gieske, Hailey Gilbertson, Brandon Goetz, Daniel Hannigan, Katherine Hansen, Devin Helmes, Katherine Hoffman, Kylie Hoffman, Kieran Holden, Courtney Hook, Eric Hosch, Erin Hunter, Paige Jennings, Emma Johnston, Riley Kehoe, Conner Keintz, Kylie Kendall, Ethan Keu, Sophia Krocak, Kierstin

Larson, Natascha Larson, Andrew Laska, Tristian Lehner, Allen Lind, Luca Lindsay, Yasmine Linzy, Trevor Locke, Andrew Lomoro, Derek Lopez, Lauren Loppnow, Camron Madsen, Grace Maijala, Maggie Marston, Sydney Martindale, Rachel Mcaulay, Elizabeth Mccarty, Madalyn Miller, Hannah Mudgett, Elizabeth Nelson, William Neuendorf, Josie Nguyen, Lainey Nguyen, Kendra Odhiambo, Aaron Palkar, Moses Palar, Melanie Pankow, Amanda Pendergast, Anthony Perfetti, Trayton Pescosolido, Madeline Petersen, Alec Rautenberg, Alex Reed, Leah Robinson, Faith Rockford, Thomas Rohlinger, Alivia Rust, Anna Ryan, Claire Schneider, Caeden Schuette, Isabella Schulz, Sean Smythe, Jude Snell, Maxwell Steiner, Jessica Stelton, Jillian Stob, Mikayla Stowe, Gretel Tassah, Alexander Toner, Kailee Tran, Heidi Trinh, Daisy Vaching, Hannah Vander Heiden, Tyler Vanderhyde, Daniel Vargas, Stephanie Vargas, Anika Volker, Zakary Wadzinski, Lily Wagner, Yinghao Wang, Natalie Weier, Matthew Weiman, Erin Whalen, Sarah Wickstrom, Dominic Woods, Caris Worsham, Noelle Yang, Nora Yoder, Lia Zimmerman

Top 5 percent Award 2019-2020 Based on class rank using weighted GPA Isaac F. Maruyama, Abbie F. Nistler, Julia J. Thomalla, Matthew W. Chouinard, Ryan M. Pedersen, Natalie G. Dumas, Abigail C. Zavadil, Paul J. Moris, Isabelle M. Perron, Anna R. Perron, Helen M. Nelson, Sydney A. Beck, Tyler J. Mattson, Madison M. Carroll, Monte A. Collins, Kirby J. Masso, Lydia B. Deutsch, Ella C. Janicki, Amy D. Nguyen, Tatiana E. Zech, Anna R. Racine, Ava D. Driscoll, Kathryn G. Jarnagin, Tehya Daniels

2019-2020 Scholarship Recipients Abbie Nistler, Abigail Zavadil, America Salverda Beck , Anna Perron, Ashlyn Bohrer , Audrey Custar, Autumn Schurr, Baqir Noor, Chloe Schwieger, Corey Doran, Dylan Larson, Gabe Bartlett , Hteemoo Saw, Isaac Maruyama, Jenna Simonson, Jennifer Lawal, Julia Thomalla, Justin Haag, Justin Peterson, Kayla Anderson, Kyra Hoffman, Lily Vanderwood, Mackenzie Petty, Madeline Goewey, Madeline Verkerke, Madison Carroll, Madison Schroeder, Matthew

Chouinard, Matthew Springer, Mercedes Sauerwein, Monte Collins, Natalie Dumas, Nathanael Wolffe, Neenah Bosman, Nehemiah Kelly-Johnson, Nicole Agurto, Noel Preiner, Noelle Norman, Olivia Horvath, Olivia Treichel, Oseas Vasquez-Tarax, Patrick Hunner, Paul Moris, Pedro Acosta, Riley Gent, Sam Adair, Simon Oslund, Sophia Verkerke, Sydney Beck, Tehya Daniels, Theodore Groff, Thomas Comstock, Trevor Motzko

Principal’s Award 2019-2020 Seniors who have a 4.0 throughout high school using non-weighted GPA Samantha M. Burket, Matthew W. Chouinard, Tehya L. Daniels, Lydia B. Deutsch, Natalie G. Dumas, Kathryn G. Jarnagin, Abbie F. Nistler, Julie A. Olson, Ryan M. Pedersen, Isabelle M. Perron, Julia J. Thomalla

President’s Award 2019-2020 Seniors with a 3.67 or above cumulative weighted GPA and score at the 85 percentile in reading or math on a college entrance exam Samuel M. Adair, Ahmed-Rashad A. Ahmed, Erika M. Albrecht, Madeline J. Andacht, Kayla J. Anderson, Brianna L. Askin, Sydney A. Beck, Erick J. Bloom, Neenah M. Bosman, Harris C. Brekke, Samantha M. Burket, Madison M. Carroll, Jackson Chase-Jacobus, Matthew Chouinard, Monte A. Collins, Tehya L. Daniels, Lydia B. Deutsch, Nestordomrongwattanakl, Ava D. Driscoll, Natalie G. Dumas, Ainsley M. Durand, Blake L. Engrav, Nickolas EricksonCancino, Riley Gent, Donovan D. Guest, Clare M. Gunderson, Jordan M. Haag, Kailey J. Halama, Austin J. Hansen, Grant P. Hofeld, Kyra C. Hoffman, Patrick C. Hunner, Ella C. Janicki, Kathryn G. Jarnagin, Mackenzie Jensen,

Andrew A. Johnson, Julia J. Juelich, Alec M. Juliette, Nathan D. Laroche, Alessa R. Levi, Avery G. Macintosh, Kaitlyn M. Maher, Isaac F. Maruyama, Kirby J. Masso, Tyler J. Mattson, Chloe A. Mccalla, Katelyn N. Meyer, Mackenna R. Meyers, Paul J. Moris, Helen M. Nelson, Amy D. Nguyen, John Nguyen, Abbie F. Nistler, Baqir H. Noor, Brady F. O’brien, Hunter J. O’donnell, Ava N. Ocel, Danielle K. Olson, Julie A. Olson, Ryan M. Pedersen, Anna R. Perron, Isabelle M. Perron, Jessica N. Person, Mackenzie R. Petty, Anna R. Racine, Charlie R. Rapheal, Ellen M. Ring, Cristina R. Ryberg, Andrew M. Samrock, Chloe S. Schwieger, Collin L. Sibik, Matthew A. Springer, Tori M. Taugner, Julia J. Thomalla, Molly E. Trudgeon, Madeline Verkerke, Aaron G. Walby, Alexandra Weinberger, Kaitlyn I. Wilson, Allison M. Zarling, Abigail C. Zavadil, Tatiana E. Zech, Nickolas Erickson-Cancino

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Academic Award — 10th Grade 2019-2020 Students with a 3.67 or higher weighted GPA for the past two semesters Abdinasir A. Abdilahi, Paige M. Andrle, Annika B. Arends, Joshua T. Atilade, Addison R. Bachmeier, Adam A. Beloyed, Mckinlee M. Bemlott, Khushi S. Bhakta, Margaret M. Blanding, Aubrey A. Bolton, Kristofer A. Bower, Rachel L. Bridgeman, Benjamin A. Broich, Alex P. Brown, Jacob D. Burket, Caitlyn J. Cariveau, Amanda M. Crosson, Clara E. Cunningham, Annelise M. Daniels, Najma M. Darwish, Patrick L. De Los Santos, Cora E. Donoghue, Aisha Y. Doumbia, Collin M. Downey, Travis J. Downey, Cayden J. Drake, Lauren P. Eckerle, Sofia R. England, Jordan S. Esser, Dillon Fliehler, Rayja L. Folley, Emma J. Fouks, Maija A. Gale, Brian L. Gilbert, Jacob A. Grann, Aliyah A. Hamlin, Timothy P. Hannigan, Trevor J. Hart, Ariana L. Herdegen, Hailey R. Highland, Andrea S. Hilpisch, Michael J. Hoffman, Joshua J. Hoover, Grayson P. Hughes, Nathan W. Hupert, Callie R. Jahnke, Clara J. Johansen, Ella G. Johnson, Paul M. Johnson,

Katherine M. Kaufman, Noah A. Kristensen, Megan A. Kubas, Julia M. Lamwers, Victoria I. Lang, Charles A. Larson, Stephanie A. Larson, Mike T. Le, Collin T. Lee, Ashley N. Loken, Ernest J. Mattson, Gianna M. Mcleod, Sophia I. Mendoza-Rodriguez, Ellie L. Messerschmidt, Jordyn E. Meyer, Annalise K. Montgomery, Erin C. Mooney, Colten C. Murphy-Carlson, Vanessa B. Nelson, Nicholas M. O’brien, Oreoluwa J. Olusi, Arthur J. Perron, Charlotte A. Perron, Gunnar J. Peterson, Nicholas D. Pettman, Kylie E. Petty, Zachary D. Pratt, Shea W. Raeburn, Lily M. Rausch, Ethan L. Rick, Jackson R. Roeser, Gavin W. Rogers, Audrey J. Rowe, Caris Rungkittikhun, Ella M. Sagnes, Sandra Sardi, Lauren C. Sather, Lauren E. Schmid, Ali M. Schroeder, Isabella C. Schultz, Aidan E. Shepler, Chloe K. Simanek, Justin J. Stafki, Leah J. Staruck, Samantha R. Steffens, Morgan P. Stein, Bemnet M. Tessema, Isaac N. Theissen, Taylor A. Turinske, Megan J. Van Ostrand, Chiemeng A. Vang, Laura M. Wells, Emma J. Wickstrom, Sador Wondeson, Andrew Xiong, Nkauj Hnag N. Yang, Samantha R. Zahradka, Isabela K. Zimmerman

Principal’s Award 2019-2020 Seniors who have a 4.0 throughout high school using non-weighted GPA 10TH GRADE Adam A. Beloyed, Khushi S. Bhakta, Benjamin A. Broich, Alex P. Brown, Jacob D. Burket, Clara E. Cunningham, Cora E. Donoghue, Aisha Y. Doumbia, Lauren P. Eckerle, Maija A. Gale, Clara J. Johansen, Mike T. Le, Ernest J. Mattson, Ellie L. Messerschmidt, Annalise K. Montgomery, Erin C. Mooney, Arthur J. Perron, Charlotte A. Perron, Nicholas D. Pettman, Zachary D. Pratt, Gavin W. Rogers, Ali M. Schroeder, Chloe K. Simanek, Taylor A. Turinske, Megan J. Van Ostrand, Samantha R. Zahradka,

9TH GRADE Kafiya A. Ahmed, Margaret N. Arvig, Ella M. Berg, Bella E. Butters, Erika L. Colby, Lauren E. Collier, Meg R. Elliott, Ryan E. Goetz, Audrey W. Grawe, Megan K. Hanson, Mikaylah A. Hanson, Mia K. Haskins, Malia M. Hasselius, Christopher D. Heim, William T. Heise, Kylie M. Hook, Micaela A. Hovick, Ashley S. Johnson, Jessica B. Lindberg, Emma N. Masso, Emma R. Merriman, Olivia K. Mulier, Gabriella R. Perron, Margaret N. Petersen, Austin M. Porter, Katelyn L. Porter, Kailyn M. Pratt, Kristina L. Pratt, Jacob W. Reineke, Sofia L. Samuelsson, Sophie M. Scroggins, Hayden B. Stob, Cindy H. Thao, Joseph W. Thomalla, Derrick J. Thomas, Nathaniel P. Tobeck, Kaylee X. Zimmerman

President’s Award 2019-2020 Presented to 10th grade students who receive an Academic Letter and receive a score in the 85th percentile or higher in either the math or reading portion of the Pre-ACT test Abdinasir Abdilahi, Paige Andrle, Joshua Atilade, Addison Bachmeier, Adam Beloyed, Khushi Bhakta, Kristofer Bower, Rachel Bridgeman, Alex Brown, Jacob Burket, Amanda Crosson, Clara Cunningham, Annelise Daniels, Patrick De Los Santos, Cora Donoghue, Collin Downey, Travis Downey, Cayden Drake, Jordan Esser, Dillon Fliehler, Rayja Folley, Emma Fouks, Maija Gale, Jacob Grann, Timothy Hannigan, Trevor Hart, Ariana Herdegen, Hailey Highland, Michael Hoffman, Joshua Hoover, Grayson Hughes,

Nathan Hupert, Callie Jahnke, Clara Johansen, Katherine Kaufman, Noah Kristensen, Julia Lamwers, Victoria Lang, Charles Larson, Mike Le, Collin Lee, Ernest Mattson, Gianna Mcleod, Sophia Mendoza-Rodriguez, Eric Mooney, Colten Murphy-Carlson, Vanessa Nelson, Oreoluwa Olusi, Arthur Perron, Charlotte Perron, Gunnar Peterson, Nicholas Pettman, Kylie Petty, Zachary Pratt, Shea Raeburn, Lily Rausch, Jackson Roeser, Gavin Rogers, Audrey Rowe, Ella Sagnes, Lauren Sather, Lauren Schmid, Ali Schroeder, Isabella Schultz, Aidan Shepler, Chloe Simanek,Leah Staruck, Samantha Steffens, Isaac Theissen, Taylor Turinske, Megan Van Ostrand, Laura Wells, Emma Wickstrom, Sador Wondeson, Nkauj Hnag Yang

Perfect Attendance Award 2019-2020 Zakariye Abdirahim, Chloe Barber, Micah Boyer, Matthew Currier, Ryan Dufresne,Jordan Esser, Celia Fuhrman, Sophia Gaddini, Jackson Greenbaum, Michelle Haugen, Logan Hawkes, Ella Johnson, Paul Johnson, Sophia Kaminski, Tabitha King, Stephanie Larson, Eli Leafblad, Alexander Lee, Christopher

A. Ludwig, Autumn O. Lund, Ava M. Marino, Maya M. Marston, Isabelle J. Martin, Emma N. Masso, Ryan A. Mattson, Sara E. Mcbride, Aveline J. Mccabe, Mattison H. Mcdaniel, Calvin M. Mckinney, Carly J. Mckinney, Emma R. Merriman, Danielle I. Meyers, Jenna M. Molin, Marion E. Moore, Olivia K. Mulier, Maia A. Nebo, Kaitlyn C. Nelson, Annika R. Norman, Vincent M. Norton, Evan J. O’hara, Annika M. Olsen, Nicole N. Olson, Cienna A. OrnelasLund, Nora L. Oslund, Tessa R. Otto, Shayla M. Pankratz, Gabriella R. Perron, Margaret N. Petersen, 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, Olivia J. Pyle, Aidan J. Randel, Madelyn N. Reicher, Alexandra S. Reiland, Jacob W. Reineke, Leilani J. Richnofsky, Beck R. Rogers, Zachary J. Rudeen, Madelyn G. Runningen, Megan A. Ryan, Abby L. Samrock, Sofia L. Samuelsson, Elisabeth L. Sarauer, Nicholas J. Scherer, Lily K. Schneider, Kylie R. Schuette, Sophie M. Scroggins, Broden K. Seaton, Eleanor R. Senart, Samantha J. Sherrick, Adler J. Siebenaler, Jessica L. Simonson, Ella M. Skeie, Anabella R. Soldow, Anna M. Sommerhause, Evelyn I. 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, Dara G. Torenvliet, Kathryn E. Twist, Katherine P. Van Loh, Evan P. Vickstrom, Lena R. Viker, Jaden G. Volker, Nathan C. Wachtler, Mya I. Williams, Mackenzie C. Wnuk, Braden W. Wohlfeil, Ariel G. Yang, , Jack R. Zemke, Kaylee X. Zimmerman

Students with a 3.67 or higher weighted GPA for the past two semesters Kafiya A. Ahmed, Hannah C. Ahrens, Julia M. Albin, Margaret N. Arvig, Madilynn M. Aubin, Jemelia Bairagee, Logan D. Baltzer, Chloe A. Barber, Isabelle M. Barger, Ella M. Berg, Isaiah D. Berry, Reece K. Blankenship, Rowda J. Boru, Gabriella M. Bosompem, Tobias P. Braun-Schaus, Kaisa L. Brown, Bella E. Butters, Madelyn J. Bystrom, Ella M. Carlson, Zoe G. Carlson, Erika L. Colby, Lauren E. Collier, Thomas J. Cox, Mari M. Davis, Ryan M. Dufresne, Lauren E. Elbert, Meg R. Elliott, Alexina G. Erickson, Lucille K. Fleming, Celia J. Fuhrman, Sophia A. Gaddini, Grady J. Gallatin, Anna M. Gauger, Gianna M. Giandalia, Teagan J. Giese, Kimberly R. Glasow, Ryan E. Goetz, Audrey W. Grawe, Jackson A. Greenbaum, Nathan M. Greene, Clara J. Griebel, Isaiah D. Guest, Sharaswoti Gurung, Jackson G. Halko, , Devon L. Hammel, Megan K. Hanson, Mikaylah A. Hanson, Laura J. Hardy, Joseph Nathan G. Haron, Oliver C. Harvieux, Mia K. Haskins, Malia M. Hasselius, Christopher D. Heim, William T. Heise, Kajsa C. Hellmark, Briahna S. Hill, Kylie M. Hook, Micaela A. Hovick, Neo V. Huynh, Jack D. Janicki, Ashley S. Johnson, Monique A. Jones, Emmalie L. Kashani, Alicia X. Keu, Tabitha M. King, Elaera C. Knutson, Alexis L. Koenig, , Jeremy O. Kolb, Malia M. Kunze, Lillian K. Larson, Sophia A. Lavalley, Eli J. Leafblad, Alexander C. Lee, Kierra P. Levi, Xiaoyun L. Liang, Jessica B. Lindberg, Madison L. Loberg, Blake E. Lockbeam, Rachel

Department Awards 2019-2020 Anneka C. Albrecht - Most Creative Science Compound Model Award, Paige M. Andrle - Patrick S. Gilmore Award, Joshua T. Atilade - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, White Bear Lake - Mahtomedi Rotary Club Academic Achiever Award, Jemelia Bairagee - Avid Award, Isabelle M. Barger - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Braden M. Bates - Digital Photography Award, Mckinlee M. Bemlott - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Reece K. Blankenship - Most Creative Science Compound Model Award, Aubrey A. Bolton - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Olivia A. Brennan - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Jacob D. Burket - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Ella M. Carlson - Most Creative Science Compound Model Award, Shivanie A. Charpenter - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Isabella R. Cirelli - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Abby S. Clinch - Avid Award, Lauren E. Collier Student Council Leadership Award, Annelise M. Daniels - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Jacqueline J. Degnan - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Cora E. Donoghue - World Language Award - Spanish, Sofia R. England - Avid Award, Jordan S. Esser - Digital Photography Award, Grace E. Fink - All State Choir, Ella M. Flood - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, All State Choir, Celia J. Fuhrman - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Most Creative Science Compound Model Award, Maija A. Gale - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, World Language Award - German, Mia R. Galvin - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Jayse L. Gerdes - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Gianna M. Giandalia - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Ryan E. Goetz - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Hammel, Devon L. - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Artistic Best Of Show, Megan J. Harrington - Student Council Leadership Award, William T. Heise - Introduction To Engineering Design Award, Ariana L. Herdegen - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Ethan Hernandez Most Creative Science Compound Model Award, Kayanna E. Heroff - Family And Consumer Sciences (Facs) Award, Andrea S. Hilpisch - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Clara J. Johansen - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Ella G. Johnson - Digital Photography Award, Andrei Kelly-Kennedy - Avid Award, Benjamin A. Koester

- Counseling Climb Award, David Krzoska - All State Choir, Julia M. Lamwers - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Victoria I. Lang - Student Council Leadership Award, Alexander C. Lee - AllState Mid Level Orchestra, Emma N. Masso - Most Creative Science Compound Model Award, Ernest J. Mattson - The Minnesota Mile - Motivating And Inspiring Leadership Award, Mattison H. Mcdaniel - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Calvin M. Mckinney - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Destyne L. Miller - All-State Mid Level Orchestra, Declan C. Moore - Math Team Award, Vanessa B. Nelson - World Language Award - American Sign Language, Justin N. Nunez - All State Choir, Kelsi B. Olivares - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Annika M. Olsen - Digital Photography Award, Samantha Perez - All-State Mid Level Orchestra, Most Creative Science Compound Model Award, Arthur J. Perron - Woody Herman Jazz Band Award, Charlotte A. Perron - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Margaret N. Petersen - Artistic Best Of Show, Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, World Language Award - French, Gunnar J. Peterson Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Emma M. Pitlik - Avid Award, Austin M. Porter - Introduction To Engineering Design Award, Kailyn M. Pratt Most Creative Science Compound Model Award, Lily M. Rausch - Digital Photography Award, Madelyn N. Reicher - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Gavin W. Rogers - Hugh O’brien Youth (Hoby) Leadership Award, Caris Rungkittikhun Graphic Arts Award, Anthony T. Sabbatini - Most Creative Science Compound Model Award, Ella M. Sagnes - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Abby L. Samrock - Digital Photography Award, Elisabeth L. Sarauer, - Most Creative Science Compound Model Award, Astrid K. Scharff - World Language Award - American Sign Language, Bryce R. Scherer - All State Choir, Sophie M. Scroggins - Most Creative Science Compound Model Award, Stephen St. Martin - Graphic Arts Award, Leah J. Staruck Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Abby K. Taylor - Introduction To Engineering Design Award, Cindy H. Thao - Avid Award, Derrick J. Thomas - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Daisy J. Vanderwood - Artistic Growth Mindset Art Award, Debby M. Vang - Avid Award, Song Xiong - Artistic Best Of Show, Alfia Zahir - Avid Award, Isabela K. Zimmerman - World Language Award - Spanish

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GRABOW FAMILY: â€˜They touched so many peopleâ€™ FROM PAGE 1

The Grabows were returning from their lake cabin on Highway 65 Monday, May 25, when the Jeep Gladiator driven by 16-year-old Abbey crossed the oncoming lanes of traffic, went into the ditch and struck a tree. Emergency personnel found Abbey and Amy, 51, dead at the scene. Three other family members sustained various levels of non-life-threatening injuries. Vivian Grabow, 12, was airlifted to Hennepin County Medical Center where she remains in stable condition. Clint Grabow, 44, was hospitalized and released. The fifth member of the family, Stella, 14, was not injured. The familyâ€™s two dogs also died in the accident. According to the State Patrol, all five victims were wearing seatbelts. â€œWe are heartbroken,â€? Barry said. â€œAmy would be the one we would call to tell us what to do to comfort others who were grieving.â€? Both Barry and Sellman recalled how Amy stepped in to help the Seevers family cope with the unexpected death of their wife and mother, Shannon Seevers, last November. â€œAmy had such a calm, nurturing presence. She helped with Shannonâ€™s service by doing the video collage,â€? Barry said. â€œShe always reminded us how important it is to spend time with the people we love.â€? After news of the accident hit the Mahtomedi community, Abbeyâ€™s friends found their way to Sellmanâ€™s house, a common gathering place for the tight-knit girls. And if it wasnâ€™t Sellmanâ€™s house, it was the Grabowâ€™s home in Grant. â€œThey laughed and cried together and are in shock together,â€? Sellman said. â€œBoth my girls just melted when their friends left around 10 p.m. They realized they will never see Abbey again.â€? At the girlsâ€™ request, a pastor from St.

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Andrewâ€™s Lutheran church, of which the Grabows are members, was asked to come to Sellmanâ€™s house to pray with them. The church is partnering with the Mahtomedi school district to provide support resources for students and their families who would like counseling. Amy was featured in a 2017 Press story about her new fashion line, All the Feels, that launched in Target Stores. Her brand is about giving goodness to others, she explained at the time. â€œThe term embodies what this brand is about, which is spreading warmth and joy.â€? Its first product was a soft fuzzy blanket. A picture of Abbey cuddling with the blanket was featured in the story. It was long Grabowâ€™s mission to have a career, a loving family and involvement in community. Being well rounded was something her former employer, Target Corporation, preached to its employees. After 17 years at Target, Grabow wanted to do something that involved all three. â€œIâ€™m a mom to three girls and I want to show them you can have it all,â€? she had said in the story. It was a typical endeavor for the brilliant marketing consultant, say her friends. â€œAmy always wanted to give more,â€? Sellman maintained. â€œShe was so special. Abbey was too. They touched so many people.â€? No one knows what happened in the accident, Sellman said. The State Patrol is investigating. â€œAll we know is everyoneâ€™s life is forever changed,â€? she lamented. â€œTwo little girls lost their loving mother and sister, and Clint lost his best friend and oldest daughter. You can never make sense of that.â€? Barry thought Amyâ€™s father summed up his late daughter best: â€œShe liked pretty things. She always saw the beauty in everything.â€?

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‘Rally WBA’ incentivizes local shopping BY BRUCE STRAND CONTRIBUTING WRITER

“I wanted to come up with something fun and engaging, that will provide an incentive, a spark, for people to shop safely and locally.”

WHITE BEAR TOWNSHIP — The solvent Water Gremlin is using as a replacement for the more toxic TCE (trichloroethylene) has some new health risk restrictions of its own. After evaluating existing air risk assessment advice (RAA) for the chemical tDCE (trans-1,2-dichloroethylene) and developed specifically for the Water Gremlin site, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) has updated emissions values it considers safe. The air risk value set in 2019 was 70 micrograms per cubic meter of air when Water Gremlin switched to tDCE in the manufacture of lead battery terminals. This was the level MDH determined to be safe for longterm exposure. The new RAA has values for two exposure durations: a chronic, or lifetime, value of 20 micrograms and a subchronic, or up to eight years, value of 200 micrograms. “While tDCE is less toxic, we are still concerned about it,” noted Doug Wetzstein, industrial division director at the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA).

Spokesperson Mary Gail Scott, environmental, health and safety director for Water Gremlin, said the company is developing a coating process that is 100% solvent-free. “We hope to eliminate use of tDCE completely,” Scott said, noting that “currently 40% of the company’s battery-terminal operation is nearly VOC-free.” Water Gremlin is currently required to follow volatile organic compound emission limits, of which tDCE is one, of 90 tons per year. Wetzstein said the company is under the limit based on the stipulation agreement. Asked about compliance under the new values, Kelly said the manufacturer has exceeded the long-term guidance of 20 micrograms and even occasionally the 200 level. Air monitors around the facility’s perimeter measure tDCE emissions. Kelly said he does not consider exceedance of subchronic values over a short time period a public health concern. “It does, however, continue to highlight the importance of controlling emissions over the long term,” he noted.

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REGROW WHITE BEAR: Aids businesses in reopening FROM PAGE 1

As a show of support for this effort, residents and businesses are invited to sponsor planters to help create a warm and welcoming environment. For more information on how to participate, visit regrow-wbl.com. In addition to the expanded spaces provided by the city, visitors can expect to see area restaurants get creative as they expand patios, utilize public rights of way to create parklets, and transform private parking lots to accommodate addi-

New health benchmark for Water Gremlin’s solvent BY DEBRA NEUTKENS STAFF WRITER

Seeking a “spark” to get shoppers into White Bear Area businesses during these times, Alan Haskins, the owner of a local marketing fi rm, has initiated a promotion called “Rally WBA.” Participating businesses are issuing cards to anyone making a purchase. The cards are entered into a weekly drawing. The second week of Rally WBA will conclude on Sunday with several prizes and a grand prize of $1,000, Haskins said. SUBMITTED Haskins is CEO of Nimble Impressions, a Rally WBA is an effort to marketing fi rm, which he said is operating at encourage residents to patronize small business “about half capacity” during the lockdown. affected by the COVID-19 Haskins said he had time to initiate something pandemic. “try do some good” for local businesses. “I wanted to come up with something fun and engaging, that will provide an incentive, a spark, for people to shop safely and locally.” Haskins organized to have businesses donate prizes for a drawing by giving out the cards made by Haskins with each purchase. Haskins printed 30,000 cards. In the fi rst week of Rally WBA, 14,000 cards were distributed. The winners of the drawings — about $700 worth of items, he said — were announced by Haskins live on Facebook. “Like my business, I saw other businesses struggling, suffering and looking for creative ways to inspire people to do business with them. The idea is a use of Alan Haskins our company time (and) talents to help the CEO, Nimble Impressions community we represent.” The second week of Rally WBA runs from May 30 through Sunday, June 7. As of Thursday, there were 20 to 25 businesses on board, Haskins said. On Sunday, Haskins will go on Facebook at 8 p.m. to draw and announce winners. Visit facebook.com/rallywba to watch the drawing. The ante was raised for the second week with the grand prize of “$1,000, or more,” which was not included in the fi rst week. The WBA territory covers 12 cities. Haskins said he’s not making any money on this project and is covering the costs himself. Participating businesses need only to commit to a prize of at least $10 in value. He asked the Chamber of Commerce for their approval, and the chamber has been “super helpful,” he said. It’s a week-to-week project, Haskins said. There will be a third week if support is there. Visit rallywba.com to learn more.

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The agency requested risk assessment advice for tDCE last year for enforcement documents regarding Water Gremlin. That assessment was recently reevaluated by MDH after the state of California used new computer modeling to update tDCE toxicology data from the 1980s. “We determined that the new modeling represents a better fit than what we had been using,” explained Jim Kelly, MDH health division director. “We felt we should make a similar change in our guidance for tDCE in air.” The health department knew the revised values had implications for MPCA’s work around Water Gremlin, Kelly said. “We wanted to make sure they were aware of this information and plan for how to implement it.” Wetzstein said Water Gremlin’s new air emissions permit will incorporate the new values for tDCE. The permit is expected to come out before end of the year. Water Gremlin was also made aware of the new values. The state agencies had a conference call with company officials before publicly announcing the tDCE changes to inform them of the new risk assessment numbers. Wetzstein described it as “a cordial conversation.” “Their goal, as they’ve expressed to me, is to eventually phase out use of VOCs and get to zero emissions,” Wetzstein said. Email communications with Water Gremlin confi rm that the company is transitioning away from tDCE.

Asked whether the company will wait for its new air permit or make changes now regarding the new emissions values, Scott replied that Water Gremlin is working with MPCA to understand whether and how the proposed change in RAA will affect its permits and/or operations. “The health and safety of our community is our priority,” she said. “Water Gremlin will continue to work with authorities to evaluate ways to improve our operation. It’s too early to know when we might make changes.” The prolonged wait for a new permit worries the Neighborhood Concerned Citizens Group. “If you look at the daily emissions, they have exceeded 200 micrograms seven times and the 20 micrograms multiple times,” pointed out spokesperson Leigh Thiel. “The date on the permit keeps getting moved out. Especially during COVID-19 and all of the increase in risk associated with compromised individuals, we are hopeful change can happen sooner.” According to the MDH, most exposures to airborne tDCE are in low amounts and are not likely to affect human health. People are more likely to experience health effects from breathing tDCE if they are exposed to high levels of the chemical over a long time. Many factors — such as age, body size, lifestyle and overall health status — may also influence any effect tDCE could have on a person’s health. The need for future tDCE monitoring around the facility is being evaluated as part of the permit process, and MPCA says it will hold Water Gremlin accountable for any new limits that may be imposed.

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In an effort to make the end of the year celebration activities feel familiar and traditional as possible during COVID-19, Mahtomedi High School students from the Class of 2020 had the opportunity to do an outdoor graduation walk to celebrate their academic achievement. The event was shaped with student feedback and safety practices were developed with the Washington County Sheriff’s Office using the Minnesota Department of Education and the Minnesota Department of Health guidelines.

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THEN -&- NOW MARINA RODRIGUEZ Magna Cum Laude

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Thomas Rodriguez Jr. is graduating from White Bear Lake Area High School. Thomas was a starting Face-Off Midﬁelder for the Varsity Lacrosse team for what would have been 4 years. Thomas was also a Captain for Junior and Senior year. Thomas plans to attend Albany UniversitySUNY in the fall to play Division 1 Lacrosse. He plans on majoring in Political Science with plans to become a lawyer and someday a judge. Thomas, your passion, drive and willingness to help others are amazing qualities that will take you far in life! — We love you! Mom, Dad, Marina, Ezra and the fur babies!

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White Bear Lake Area Church Directory Find the church that ﬁts your needs. CHURCH OF ST. PIUS X 3878 Highland Avenue White Bear Lake • 651-429-5337 www.churchofstpiusx.org Masses: Mon.-Fri. 8 am • Wed. 6:30 pm First Sat. 8 am, Sat. 4 pm

Sun. 8:45am & 10:30am, 7:30pm • Reconciliation: Sat. 3pm

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Saturday at 5 p.m. (Contemporary)

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Worship time: Sundays 10am

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Monday & Wed-Fri: Mass at 9 a.m. Wed-Fri: Mass at 96 a.m. Tuesday: p.m. Saturday: Mass at 5 p.m. Sunday: Mass at 9 a.m. & 11 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday 3:30-4:30 p.m. 700 Mahtomedi Ave., Mahtomedi 651-426-3245

Service times are subject to change during the coronavirus crisis. Contact your local church or check church web sites for service time and online service information.

South Shore Trinity Lutheran Church South Shore Blvd. at Bellaire Avenue White Bear Lake, MN 651-429-4293 LCMS Pastor Bob Gehrke Pastor Dan Bodin

Worship Saturday 5:30 p.m. Sunday 8 and 10:45 a.m. Christian Education Hour 9:30 – for all ages – Dial-A-Devotion 651-429-0078 www.sstwbl.org

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1. AROUND TOWN

4. 1. Jasper Okie walks Lake Avenue often with a friend’s dog. He has a bakery business and since the COVID-19 pandemic he has been out cleaning up. He’s picked up more than nine bags of garbage on Lake Avenue. — Carter Johnson 2. Memorial Day swim. A deer started out on the south shore and swam all the way to the east shore, escorted by numerous boats, including the Washington County Sheriff. — Kim Alnes

3. Sidewalk art spotted on the walking path along Lake Avenue South Saturday morning reflected a local response to the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. — Submitted 4. Kerry Moser of White Bear Lake created a collection site for supplies to help Minneapolis neighborhoods at Willow Lane Elementary Sunday. The result was four car loads of supplies donated in less than 24 hours. — Submitted

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