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Heather and Randy Bacchus have been grieving since their 21-year-old son, Randy Michael Bacchus III, took his own life one year ago in Colorado while suffering from cannabisinduced psychosis. But the parishioners of St. Mary of the Lake in White Bear Lake, parents also of three daughters, are determined to share their story to help others understand the dangerous impact of high-potency marijuana that is replacing the less potent “weed” of the 1970s and beyond. All this even as a bill before the Minnesota Legislature, passed by the House last year and moribund in the Senate this year, would make recreational marijuana legal and set up a framework to grow, package and sell the drug. (Editor’s note: The Minnesota Legislature passed a bill that went into effect July 1 making it legal for adults over 21 to purchase up to 5 milligrams per serving or packages up to 50 milligrams of edible THC derived from hemp. Marijuana-derived THC is still illegal in Minnesota.)

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Regatta ready sailing community Dozens of sailors round a course buoy during one of the races that were conducted during the recent Inland Lake Yachting Association (ILYA) MC invitational regatta hosted in partnership with the White Bear Lake Yacht Club (WBLYC). Dozens of MC sailors from around the region participated in the event, which is among the several local and invitational races conducted throughout the season by members of the local sailing community. The next ILYA race will be held in mid-august in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

Donatelli’s passes torch after 46 years After 46 years of ownership, Donatelli’s Italian restaurant will be making an ownership change. Current owners Steve Donatelli and Trish Appleby say they have reached a time in their lives where they feel they can no longer give the time and effort it takes to keep Donatelli’s moving in the right direction. The two stand firm that they have made the right decision to bring in new ownership of Donatelli’s. This week, they are passing the torch. Donatelli’s opened its doors in September 1976. The White Bear community staple started out as a little hole-in-the-wall pizza joint where friends and family gathered to enjoy pizza and conversation. Although the menu has grown, not a lot has changed. After almost half a century, Donatelli’s is still that local place where family and friends gather to share meals,

celebrate milestones and have a good time. Appleby and Donatelli stopped seeing themselves as the only owners of the restaurant long ago. To them, Donatelli’s staff, customers and the community that embraces Donatelli’s are entitled to that recognition as well. “Over the years, especially, the past 15 or so, Steve and I have viewed ourselves as stewards of Donatelli’s, a community institution where people go to laugh, love, share stories, celebrate, grieve and enjoy great food,” Appleby said. The two say their customers have specifically requested that the diner stay the same. New owner Colin Myers says almost everything in the restaurant will stay the same and that his aim is to simply continue what Appleby and Donatelli have already created. “Typically, most of the locations that are bought are a total remodel … this is one where that’s not the

case at all. All the pieces are in place,” Myers said. Myers and his family live in Woodbury and have been loyal customers of Donatelli’s for 15 years. When Myers heard his business partners were looking at a restaurant in White Bear called Donatelli’s, Myers had no reservations about getting in on working with them. Appleby says the decision was heart-wrenching and bittersweet, but the second she met with Myers, she knew. “He just gets it,” she said. One of the things that most impressed Donatelli and Appleby was Myers’s understanding of the commitment Donatelli’s owners have made to the community and their belief in Donatelli’s mission — “to make everyone’s day better and brighter.” Myers has had the opportunity to become acclimated to the

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DONATELLI’S: Restaurant legacy to continue under new ownership be grieving their absence; however, they have welcomed Myers with open arms. As the former owners hand off their restaurant, they ask that everyone embrace the transition and help make it a success. “For Donatelli’s to succeed, it will take everyone to work together to keep Donatelli’s alive for many generations to come. This is what Steve and I hope and pray for — CONTRIBUTED Donatelli’s to still be thriving Donatelli’s employees (l-r) Rita Johnson and Chris Price join new owner Colin Myers (center), and former owners 46 years from now,” Appleby Steve Donatelli and Trish Appleby as Donatelli passes the torch this week to Myers and his partners to continue the said. restaurant’s legacy. The entire staff have been hired by the new owners.

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After early morning rain showers subsided, the sun emerged in time for high school sailors to maneuver their boats around a course on White Bear Lake during the 2019 Art Johnson Regatta Saturday, Oct. 19. The White Bear Sailing School hosted more than 100 participants representing teams from Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois at the annual two-day event.

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Last week I wrote a column regarding storm damage from the recent storms. I was corrected about the statement that you have 2 years to fix your home. Many insurance companies have different guidelines. The company I spoke with said they had a 2 year window. Be sure to read the fine print on your insurance policy and use a yearround local contractor to complete your roofing project.

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This week’s front page features a story that ran in “The Catholic Spirit” about Randy Michael Bacchus III, who took his life last year due in part to the effects of high-potency marijuana. We appreciate Randy and Heather’s willingness and courage in allowing us to share their son’s story and their family’s tragedy with our local readers. It is a story that could happen to anyone and a topic every parent should be aware of. Our hearts go out to them, the entire Bacchus family, and others who have lost a loved one. Carter Johnson is publisher of Press Publications. Distributed weekly in:

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pparently there is a lot of confusion about how the 2022 session ended, specifically surrounding K-12 education. As chair of the Senate’s education committee, I can help clear the air. There are some people with insincere motives who will say the issue is funding, but it’s not. Since 2017, Senate Republicans have approved historic funding for education, including $18.6 billion in total Legislator education funding in 2017, 2% Lingo annual student Roger formula Chamberlain increases in 2019, and $1.1 billion in funding increases in 2021 – including the largest formula growth in 15 years. This year, schools gave us a simple agenda – focus on literacy, don’t add any more burdens, and increase funding for special education and mental health. That is what we did. The Senate’s original K12 budget proposal focused solely on academics, specifically reading. It was a logical decision given only 50% of our public K12 students are reading at grade level. Our proposal included about $58 million to support educators in reading instruction. No

new mandates or additional burdens. Incidentally, the proposal had broad support; virtually everyone agreed with it. In the closing days of session, Senate Republicans worked to reach a compromise with the governor and House by providing another $1 billion to K12. To give you some perspective, that is roughly 20 times the average amount of education spending in a nonbudget year. You may agree or disagree with that amount -- too low, too high -- but that was the compromise. That is the hand we were dealt so we did what the schools asked. Here are the facts of what happened. This is all public information, posted to the conference committee site and shared with the press. The Senate made four offers in the closing days of session. Our offers were all simple: we focused on funding for literacy, special education, and mental health. Our proposals included the original literacy funding, an additional $15 million for mental health, and a huge 6-fold increase in funding for special education. We also proposed funding early childhood education scholarships and accepted some provisions that Gov. Walz and the House had asked for. In return, the House sent us unserious offer after unserious offer. Their first offer included about 100 spending items and hundreds of policies that

increased burdens, mandates, and costs on schools. Their offers included only a fraction of funding for literacy and special education, which were two of the top priorities for school officials this year. And near the end, they even sent an offer that included $56 million for unemployment benefits for part-time workers – a proposal so far out of left field that it literally had not even been discussed by the committee this year. If you would like a more detailed play-by-play of how these negotiations unfolded, please contact me and I will be happy to walk you through the specifics. In summary, the Senate offered exactly what the schools requested: no new mandates or new policy, support for reading, money for mental health, and a 6-fold increase in special education funding. The House, unfortunately, repeatedly sent us unserious offers. We had a real opportunity to do great things for parents, students, and educators. But we missed that opportunity because the House was more concerned about political maneuvering than getting our work done. Sen. Roger Chamberlain, 38–R, can be reached at 651-2961253, sen.roger.chamberlain@ senate.mn

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Please vote — your freedom depends on it I am a Korean War wounded combat veteran. I left a lot of blood on foreign soil fighting for equal rights for all Americans. After the war, I became an educator and, during the Civil Rights era, was again fighting for equal rights for all Americans. Later, I fought for equal rights for all female Americans during the Title IX era. I also fought for equal rights for all Americans in the gay marriage era. I’ve witnessed 70 years of accomplishments for equal rights for all Americans start to be dismantled by a coalition of politicians backed by the U.S. Supreme Court. The most recent to fall is protection for a woman’s right to reproductive medical care and choices. But it won’t end there. Justice Clarence Thomas, in his ruling, said the next rights to be attacked will be on gay marriage, contraceptives and privacy of adults in their own homes. I fought and bled for this country and urge all Americans to vote. Study the issues to see which candidate supports equal rights for all Americans and which candidate wants to deny rights to some Americans. Please vote like your freedom depends upon it — because it does. Dr. Don Sonsalla White Bear Lake

Urge administrators to address concerns I’m a retired resident of the White Bear Lake Area School District. When we become aware that decisions are being made that could directly affect our lives, it is only fair that we have a chance to provide the decision-makers with our perspectives on the issue. After reading Amanda Carter's recent letter in the Hugo Citizen, I am concerned that BIPOC and LGBTQ+ students in the White Bear Lake Area School District report they are not getting the support they deserve and need to feel that they belong in our school system. Ms. Carter also refers to a lack of community input during the process of filling the position of Director of Educational Equity and Achievement. She raises questions about how the district implemented it's own 4-Way Equity Decision Making Tool Protocol. To obtain clarification, parents and community members requested a meeting with district administrators, but there was no response from Superintendent Kazmierczak. I know that when we work together — parents, teachers, administrators, black, brown, white — and take the

time to listen to one another, we can make every neighborhood school a place where all children can learn, grow and thrive. Urge Dr. Wayne Kazmierczak and Dr. Alison Gillespie to meet with parents and community members who feel marginalized by a lack of response to their concerns. Joe Crowe White Bear Lake

Response to letter Mr. Kimball's emotional response to Mr. Kessel's letter was quite wrong regarding the Constitution. Nowhere does the Constitution grant a "right to privacy." That phrase was Justice Blackmun's. In fact, Justice Rehnquist in his dissent stated, "I find nothing in the language or history of the Constitution to support the Court's judgment. The Court simply fashions and announces a new constitutional right for pregnant women and, with scarcely any reason or authority for its action, invests that right with sufficient substance to override most existing state abortion statutes. " The 14th Amendment grants equal rights to all persons, and even though the Constitution does not recognize an unborn child as a person, federal law does so in certain cases. And a number of states, by law, consider the murder of a pregnant woman to be a double murder. There is more in existing law and the 14th Amendment to protect the unborn child than there is to grant a right of privacy. Obviously this is a highly emotional issue with the rights of the unborn child colliding with women's reproductive rights. As such, it most certainly should be left to the representatives of the people to decide, not the nine Justices of the Court. William Conway Vadnais Heights

Get back to basics According to materials presented at the May 23 school board meeting and the district website, the proficiency rates for students in White Bear Lake Area Schools are continuing to get worse under the current administration. We are no longer one of the better districts in our state or even our area. We have reached the point where the majority of fifth grade students are not proficient in math. Many would have you believe that the answer is simply to give the schools more money, but that would be throwing good money after bad. When faced with budget cuts, our school board cut classroom teachers and extended the distance students

walk to school. Trimming equity programs or administrative positions weren’t even considered. Instead, they reaffirmed their commitment to an ideology that doesn’t have any measurable outcomes. A quality education can overcome many of the barriers students may otherwise face. We need to get back to the basics of reading, writing, and arithmetic without the distractions of social-emotional learning. Leave mental health treatment to those who have formal training. Teachers don’t need more on their plates, and parents don’t want classroom therapists. Instead of isolating our students from the world, we need to bring back volunteers and put a bigger emphasis on interventional methods. We can’t keep pushing kids forward, pretending they didn’t have over two years of sub-par learning. Let me be clear that I am not blaming teachers as a whole. The blame rests on the school board, the union and the administration. Our kids deserve better. Rebekah Bradfield White Bear Lake

PAID LETTER Indoctrination coming to schools Marxist ideology and practices are coming, disguised as new teacher licensing. The new standards will embed basic Marxist principles and practices such as critical race theory and much more. Get the story on Alphanews.org by Allen and Julie Quist. The Minnesota Licensing Board consists of members that were all appointed by Gov. Walz. As if Gov. Walz hasn't done enough damage to the children when he shut down the schools during COVID, he now intends to pollute their precious innocent young minds. All the churches were shut down as well, but it was business as usual at the abortion centers. If Gov. Walz had allowed the National Guard to come in when the rioting started and before our cities were burning, we would not have seen the firestorm erupt across our nation. Just recently, with the Supreme Court's ruling by turning abortions over to the states, Gov. Walz made a public announcement that anyone who was not able to get an abortion in their state could come to Minnesota to have an abortion in our state. People, know that we have the power to unseat an elected official if they don't deserve the honor to represent us. Pray, God is still in charge and vote. Annemarie and Jim Foley White Bear Lake

PAID LETTER Vote in upcoming primary We are writing to urge residents to vote in the upcoming primary, either in person on August 9, or via early or absentee voting, which are already underway. Most especially, we urge your support of the re-election of Congresswoman Betty McCollum. Many of us are concerned about gun violence and appreciate knowing that Rep. McCollum supports such common sense measures as banning assault weapons, requiring background checks for all gun purchases and banning the sale of high-capacity magazines. What’s more, Rep. McCollum has been a progressive leader for combating climate change, fighting for workers’ rights, civil rights, reproductive rights, human rights, universal health care, quality education, and economic opportunity. She is an outspoken champion for protecting the pristine Boundary Waters Canoe Area and the Mississippi River, a source of drinking water and vital habitat. As a senior member of the House Appropriations Committee, Rep. McCollum chairs the Defense subcommittee and is vice-chair of the Interior-Environment subcommittee. Her advocacy for us in Congress brought millions of dollars to the Northeast Metro in one 2022 legislative action alone, including appropriations for small business development, workforce development, technology and science upgrades, upgraded equipment for police and first responders, strategies for supporting the collaboration of communities and police to prevent violent crime, the arts, and the expansion and improvement of recreational trails. Rep. McCollum works effectively with governmental leaders of all levels, educators, business leaders, workers and nonprofits to get the job done. We need Rep. McCollum’s experience and passionate advocacy for our region to continue in the U.S. Congress. Lisa Wersal and Louis Asher Vadnais Heights

CLARIFICATION In the July 6 edition of the Press, a few words were missing in the the letter by George Kimball and discovered after the paper went to press. The 4th paragraph of Kimball's letter should have read: “The 14th Amendment specifies that 'no State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property...nor deny to any person...the equal protection of the laws.'”

Sheriff's Office investigates possible murder-suicide, triple homicide On the evening of July 1 and morning of July 2, an adult woman and three young children were pulled from Lake Vadnais, located in Vadnais-Sucker Lake Regional Park, 4500 Rice Street in Vadnais Heights. All four individuals were pronounced deceased. The deaths are believed to be related to another incident that occurred in Maplewood earlier on July 1. According to the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office, at approximately 10:30 a.m. July 1, Maplewood Police officers and firefighters were dispatched to the 1300 block of Pearson Drive on a report of a possible suicide. They arrived on the scene and found a deceased adult male. The sheriff’s office says the incident is an active death investigation and the manner and cause of death of the man will be determined by the Ramsey County Medical Examiner. In relation to the death investigation in Maplewood, Ramsey County Sheriff’s deputies and Maplewood police officers responded to a request for a welfare check on an adult female with three small children in the area of Vadnais-Sucker Lake Regional Park at 4 p.m. July 1. When deputies and officers arrived on scene, they found a vehicle and other items, which included

children’s shoes. Deputies, officers and firefighters closed the park and began a search and rescue operation, both on land and in the water. At approximately 7:31 p.m. July 1, deputies pulled a child from the lake and began lifesaving measures, but medics declared the child deceased. At approximately midnight, a second child was located and pulled from the lake and was declared deceased. Deputies, officers, firefighters and other responders remained on scene working to locate the adult female and the other child. At approximately 3 a.m., search and recovery operations were temporarily suspended until daylight. Search and recovery operations resumed at approximately 6 a.m. July 2. At approximately 10:40 a.m. an adult female, believed to be the mother of the three children, was located and pulled from the lake and declared deceased. At approximately 11 a.m., the third child was located and pulled from the lake and declared deceased. All three children, two boys and one girl, are believed to be under the age of 5 or 6 years old. The Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office is investigat-

ing the incident as a possible murder-suicide and triple homicide, and has not released the names of the deceased and cause of death until it is determined by the Ramsey County Medical Examiner. However, multiple news outlets reported a vigil was held Saturday night to honor the family, and have identified the victims as 27 year-old Yee Lee, whose death is being investigated as a suicide; 23 year-old Molly Cheng, mother of the children; and children Phoenix (age 5), Quadrillion (age 4), and Estella (age 3). Vadnais Heights Mayor Heidi Gunderson issued a statement on the tragedy on the city’s website. “This is a tragic event in our community. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family, responding officers and firefighters that assisted in the search at Lake Vadnais. We at the city have children in our lives, and there simply are not words to express the sadness associated with the loss of three innocent lives. If you, or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK.” Amy Johnson

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Vadnais Heights

• A St. Paul man, 66, was arrested on a gross misdemeanor Washington County Sheriff’s Office warrant June 14 in the 3400 block of Edgerton Street after deputies were called out on a report of a suspicious person looking at houses with binoculars. • Lakeridge Liquors in the 100

block of Vadnais Blvd. reported a couple for stealing booze June 15 after the male distracted a clerk while his accomplice grabbed two bottles of liquor and left the store without paying. When store employees confronted the pair in the parking lot, a physical altercation ensured and one of the bottles fell to the ground and shattered. The second bottle was recovered, but the suspects left in a vehicle with covered license plates.

White Bear Township

• A leaf blower was reported stolen June 13 from a trailer while the owner was working on site in the 1000 block of Meadowlands Drive. • An Alexandria woman reported a gold necklace stolen June 17 from a vehicle parked at the Bald Eagle boat launch in the 5700 block of Hugo Road after the front passenger window was broken in and the vehicle rummaged through.

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

Birchwood

• Deputies on daily patrol conducted a traffic stop at 12:46 a.m. June 14 on Hall Avenue and Birchwood Road and issued a citation for barrier violation. Shortly after noon that day, deputies issued another citation to a motorist circumventing the barrier. • A Birchwood Village resident was cited June 15 in the 600 block of Birchwood Avenue for speeding 36 mph in a 25 mph zone. The driver told deputies he had lived in Birchwood Village for only a year and thought the speed limit was 30 mph.

Dellwood

• Mail from addresses throughout Mahtomedi was found June 13 in a ditch along Briarwood Avenue and Dwinnell Avenue. When deputies arrived on scene, they found five pieces of mail that had been opened and tossed into the ditch. The mail was brought to the Willernie post office.

Grant

• A resident in the 10000 block of Hadley Avenue N. reported a male in a vehicle trespassing on private property at Pine Tree Lake June 13.

Mahtomedi

• Two adult males were reported for getting into a physical fight at 1:54 p.m. June 12 in the Holiday station parking lot on Stillwater Road, following a road rage incident. • Two juveniles were reported June 12 for climbing onto the roof of Century College in the 3000 block of Century Avenue and accessing a roof hatch.

• A Stillwater Road business on June 13 reported a male for multiple shoplifting thefts and requested a formal trespassing order. Later that day, a juvenile male was issued a citation and formally trespassed from the store. • The Washington County Library on Stillwater Road reported the ongoing issue of a male entering the premises to smoke in the restroom. Deputies formally trespassed the male on June 14. • At 12:38 a.m. June 15, deputies ordered an underage girl behind the wheel of a parked vehicle on Lincolntown Avenue to go home. After twice trying to contact the girl’s parents, deputies left a voice mail for them. • A male was cited for petty misdemeanor trespassing June 16 from the Lincoln Place Apartments in the 800 block of Stillwater Road after deputies viewed camera footage of the male leaving an apartment unit. The male had been banned from the premises two days earlier. • A motorist was arrested for DWI at 8:01 p.m. June 16 on Stillwater Road following a noise complaint and report of a slumper. • A suspicious vehicle reported at 10:01 a.m. June 17 on Forest Trail turned out to belong to landscapers working in the area. • A juvenile male banned June 13 from the Holiday station store on Stillwater Road was cited June 18 for trespassing at the store.

Willernie

• Indecent exposure was reported at 12:05 p.m. June 12 on Kimberly Road. • The driver of an older model pickup was cited June 17 in the area of Warner Avenue S. and Dartmoor Road for possessing drug paraphernalia in a motor vehicle and for an object suspended from the rearview mirror.

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

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The White Bear Police Department reported the following selected incidents: • Planters were stolen from the end of a driveway in the 1800 block of County Road F June 29. • Officers responded to a complaint of a car horn that had been sounding for 3 days in the 4500 block of Highway 61 June 29. • An order for protection violation was reported in the 3500 block of Jerry Street June 29. • Officers responded to an unwanted dog in a resident's yard in the 2100 block of 11th Street June 30. • Officers responded to several parking complaints during Marketfest June 30. • A dispute was reported in the 4700 block of Highway 61 June 30. • Fireworks were stolen in the 1800 block of Buerkle Road June 30. • Officers assisted in checking on a missing elderly woman with dementia in the 3200 block of Highway 61 June 30. • A White Bear Lake man was arrested for DWI near Fourth

Avenue and Highway 96 June 30. • Attempted auto theft was reported in the 3100 block of Glen Oaks Avenue July 1. • Theft was reported in the 4800 block of Lake Avenue July 1. • An individual was cited for misdemeanor theft in the 3200 block of White Bear Avenue July 1. • A vehicle was stolen in the 3600 block of Highland Avenue July 1. • A noise disturbance was reported in the 4900 block of Lake Avenue July 1. • Officers took a report about a disorderly former employee int eh 4500 block of Centerville Road July 1. • A St. Paul man was arrested after he was found to be sleeping in a dumpster in the 1400 block of Highway 96 July 2. He was also found to have a department of corrections warrant and was in possession of a pistol. • Windows of multiple vehicles were shattered overnight July 2 in the 1800 block of Birch Street. • Officers assisted with a stolen vehicle in the 2500 block of

Taylor Avenue, White Bear Township July 2. • Park property was damaged in the 1800 block of Park Street July 2. • A disorderly man was trespassed from a business in the 4600 block of Highway 61 July 3. • Officers assisted with a disorderly man in the 3500 block of Rooney Place July 3. • Disorderly conduct was reported in the 4900 block of Lake Avenue July 3. • Officers responded to a verbal domestic incident in Near Christine Place and County Road E July 4. • A vehicle was reported stolen in the 4700 block of Centerville Road July 4, and later recovered in St. Paul. • An old air conditioning unit was stolen from the rooftop of a building in the 1300 block of Highway 96 July 5. • Officers responded to a complaint of a person camping in the 2100 block of Orchard Lane July 5. • A civil issue over a vehicle purchase was reported in the 2000 block of Dotte Drive July 5.

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PAUL (W-5 P-9) (W-5 P-2) 1095 ST ST N STSTPAUL MAPLEWOOD P-04 WAKEFIELD PARK COMMUNITY BUILDING (P-4) 1860 HAZELWOOD ST MAPLEWOOD MAPLEWOOD P-11 BEAVER LAKE EDUCATION CENTER (P-11) 1060 STERLING ST N MAPLEWOOD ST. PAUL PAUL W-5 W-5 P-10 P-03 FRONT AVE HI-RISE (W-5 P-3) 727 MIDWAY FRONT AVE PAUL ST. HOLY CHILDHOOD CHURCH (W-5 P-10) 1435 PKWY STSTPAUL MAPLEWOOD P-05 MAPLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER/YMCA (P-5) 2100 WHITE BEAR AVE N MAPLEWOOD MAPLEWOOD P-12 CARVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (P-12) 2680 UPPER AFTON RD E MAPLEWOOD ST. WASHINGTON TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL 1495 ST ST. PAUL PAUL W-5 W-6 P-04 P-01 PARKWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL (W-6 P-1) (W-5 P-4) 1363 RICE BUSHST AVE ST PAUL PAUL MAPLEWOOD P-06 REDEEMING LOVE CHURCH (P-6) 2425 WHITE BEAR AVE N MAPLEWOOD MAPLEWOOD P-13 LUTHERAN CHURCH OF PEACE (P-13) 47 CENTURY AVE S MAPLEWOOD ST. MCDONOUGH COMMUNITY 1544 ST ST. PAUL PAUL W-5 W-6 P-05 P-02 FIRST COVENANT CHURCH CENTER (W-6 P-2)(W-5 P-5) 1280 TIMBERLAKE ARCADE ST RD ST PAUL PAUL MAPLEWOOD FIRST EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 2696 ST MAPLEWOOD MOUNDS VIEWP-07 P-1 MOUNDS VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER(P-7) (P-1) 5394 HAZELWOOD EDGEWOOD DR MOUNDS VIEW ST. SAINT BERNARD'SLUTHERAN PARISH HALL (W-5 P-6) 187 AVEAVE W E ST ST. PAUL PAUL W-5 W-6 P-06 P-03 OUR REDEEMER CHURCH (W-6 P-3) 1390GERANIUM LARPENTEUR ST PAUL PAUL MAPLEWOOD RAMSEY COUNTY LIBRARY–MAPLEWOOD 3025 EDGEWOOD SOUTHLAWNDR DR MAPLEWOOD MOUNDS VIEWP-08 P-2 MOUNDS VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER (P-2) (P-8) 5394 MOUNDS VIEW ST. PAUL W-5 P-07 MOSAIC CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY (W-5 P-7) 540 WHEELOCK PKWY E ST PAUL ST. PAUL W-6 P-04 DIVINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-6 P-4) 1655 COTTAGE AVE E ST PAUL MAPLEWOOD JUSTICE ALAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2410 EDGEWOOD HOLLOWAY AVE MAPLEWOOD MOUNDS VIEWP-09 P-3 MOUNDS VIEW PAGE COMMUNITY CENTER (P-3) (P-9) 5394 DR E MOUNDS VIEW ST. PAUL PAUL W-6 W-5 P-05 P-08 ARLINGTON HILLS COMMUNITY CENTER (W-5 P-8) 1200 DULUTH PAYNE AVE ST PAUL ST. DULUTH AND CASE RECREATION CENTER (W-6 P-5) 1020 ST N ST PAUL MAPLEWOOD JUSTICE ALAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2410 HOLLOWAY MAPLEWOOD MOUNDS VIEWP-10 P-4 MOUNDS VIEW PAGE COMMUNITY CENTER (P-4) (P-10) 5394 EDGEWOODAVE DR E MOUNDS VIEW ST. PAUL PAUL W-6 W-5 P-06 P-09 ST. PATRICK'S OF ST. PAUL 1095 EDGERTON DESOTO ST ST ST PAUL PAUL ST. EDGERTON HI-RISE (W-6 P-6)(W-5 P-9) 1000 ST MAPLEWOOD P-11 BEAVER EDUCATION CENTERCHURCH (P-11) (P-1) 10602ND STERLING MAPLEWOOD NEW BRIGHTON P-1 ST. JOHNLAKE THE BAPTIST CATHOLIC 835 AVE NWST N NEW BRIGHTON ST. PAUL PAUL W-6 W-5 P-07 P-10 HOLY CHILDHOOD CHURCH 1435PAYNE MIDWAY PKWY ST PAUL PAUL ST. HOPE ACADEMY (W-6 P-7) (W-5 P-10) 720 AVE ST MAPLEWOOD P-12 CARVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (P-12) DAY SAINTS (P-2) 2680SILVER UPPERLAKE AFTON MAPLEWOOD NEW BRIGHTON P-2 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER 100 RDRD NWE NEW BRIGHTON ST. PAUL PAUL W-6 W-6 P-08 P-01 PARKWAY SCHOOL 1363 AMES BUSH AVE ST PAUL PAUL ST. BOYS AND MIDDLE GIRLS CLUB (W-6(W-6 P-8) P-1) 1620 AVE ST MAPLEWOOD P-13 LUTHERAN CHURCHCHURCH OF PEACE (P-13) 47 CENTURY AVE S MAPLEWOOD NEW BRIGHTON P-3 SALEM COVENANT (P-3) 2655 5TH ST NW NEW BRIGHTON ST. PAUL PAUL W-6 W-6 P-09 P-02 FIRST COVENANT CHURCH 1280 WHITE ARCADE ST AVE N ST PAUL PAUL ST. HAZEL PARK ACADEMY (W-6(W-6 P-9)P-2) 1140 BEAR ST MOUNDS VIEW P-1 MOUNDSTHE VIEW COMMUNITY 5394 7TH EDGEWOOD MOUNDS VIEW NEW BRIGHTON P-4 CHRIST KING LUTHERANCENTER CHURCH(P-1) (P-4) 1900 ST NW DR NEW BRIGHTON ST. PAUL PAUL W-6 W-6 P-10 P-03 OUR REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-6 P-3) 1390 IOWA LARPENTEUR ST PAUL PAUL ST. IOWA HI-RISE (W-6 P-10) 1743 AVE E AVE E ST MOUNDS VIEW P-2 MOUNDS VIEW COMMUNITY CENTER (P-2) 5394 MOUNDS VIEW NEW BRIGHTON P-5 FAITH CHURCH (P-5) 1600 EDGEWOOD SILVER LAKEDR RD NEW BRIGHTON Notice of Filing ST. PAUL PAUL W-6 W-6 P-11 P-04 DIVINITY HEIGHTS LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-6 P-4) (W-6 P-11) 1655 HOYT COTTAGE AVE ST PAUL PAUL ST. HAYDEN RECREATION CENTER 1965 AVE E E ST MOUNDS VIEW P-3 MOUNDS VIEW COMMUNITY 5394 EDGEWOOD MOUNDS VIEW 2022 State General Election NEW BRIGHTON P-6 NEW BRIGHTON COMMUNITYCENTER CENTER(P-3) (P-6) 400 10TH ST NW DR NEW BRIGHTON ST. PAUL W-6 P-05 DULUTH AND CASE RECREATION CENTER (W-6 P-5) 1020 DULUTH ST N ST ST. PAUL W-7 P-01 DAYTON'S BLUFF RECREATION CENTER (W-7 P-1) CONWAY ST ST PAUL PAUL MOUNDS VIEW P-4 MOUNDS VIEW COMMUNITY (P-4) 5394 EDGEWOOD DR MOUNDS VIEW Ramsey800 County, Minnesota NEW BRIGHTON P-7 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRISTCENTER (P-7) 1000 LONG LAKE RD NEW BRIGHTON ST. PAUL W-6 P-06 EDGERTON HI-RISE (W-6 P-6) 1000 EDGERTON ST ST PAUL ST. PAUL W-7 P-02 HAZEL PARK RECREATION CENTER (W-7 P-2) 945 HAZEL ST N ST PAUL NEW ST. JOHN THE CHURCH BAPTIST (P-8) CATHOLIC CHURCH (P-1) 835 AVE NW RD NEW NEW BRIGHTON BRIGHTON P-1 P-8 GRACEPOINT 23512ND RICE CREEK NEW BRIGHTON BRIGHTON ST. PAUL W-6 P-07 HOPE ACADEMY (W-6 P-7) 720 PAYNE AVE ST PAUL ST. PAUL W-7 P-03 OUR SAVIOUR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-7 P-3) 674 JOHNSON PKWY ST PAUL NEW BRIGHTON CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 100 RD NW NEW BRIGHTON NORTH OAKS P-1P-2 NORTH OAKS CITY HALL–COUNCIL CHAMBERS (P-1) (P-2) 100 SILVER VILLAGELAKE CENTER DR NORTH OAKS Notice isP-8) hereby given that a filing period will be held AVE for candidates seeking election to city ST. BOYS ANDPARK GIRLS CLUB (W-6 1620 ST ST. PAUL PAUL W-6 W-7 P-08 P-04 MOUNDS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (W-7 P-4) 1049 AMES EUCLID ST ST PAUL PAUL NEW BRIGHTON SALEM CHURCH (P-3) CHAMBERS (P-2) 2655 5TH ST NW NEW BRIGHTON NORTH OAKS P-2P-3 NORTH COVENANT OAKS CITY HALL–COUNCIL 100 VILLAGE CENTER DR NORTH OAKS offices at the state general election to be conducted on November 8, 2022. The filing period for ST. PAUL W-6 P-09 HAZEL PARK ACADEMY (W-6 P-9) 1140 WHITE BEAR AVE N ST PAUL ST. PAUL W-7 P-05 MOUNDS THEATER (W-7 P-5) 1029 HUDSON RD ST PAUL NEW BRIGHTON P-4 CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-4) 1900 7TH ST NW NEW BRIGHTON offices with the potential for a primary will 1743 openIOWA on Tuesday, 8:00 a.m. and will NORTH ST. PAUL P-1 RIVER OF GOD CHURCH (P-1) 2490 7TH AVE E NORTH ST PAUL ST. IOWA HI-RISE (W-6 P-10) E August 2 at ST ST. PAUL PAUL W-6 W-7 P-10 P-06 EAST SIDE COMMUNITY CENTER (W-7 P-6) 1526 6TH STAVE Emay ST PAUL PAUL NEW BRIGHTON P-5 FAITH CHURCH (P-5) 1600 SILVER LAKE RD NEW BRIGHTON Notice of Filing close on Tuesday, August 16 at 5:00 p.m. Candidates submit an affidavit of withdrawal up NORTH ST. PAUL P-2 NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (P-2) 2675 HIGHWAY 36 E NORTH ST PAUL ST. HAYDEN HEIGHTS RECREATION CENTER (W-6 P-11) 2022 State 1965 HOYT AVE E ST PAUL ST. PAUL PAUL W-6 W-7 P-11 P-07 WILSON HI-RISE (W-7 P-7) Thursday, 1300General WILSON AVE Election NEW BRIGHTON P-6 NEW BRIGHTON COMMUNITY CENTER (P-6) 400 10TH ST NW NEW BRIGHTON until August 18 by 5:00 p.m. Filing fees are not refundable. ST PAUL NORTH ST. PAUL P-3 COWERN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (P-3) 2131 MARGARET ST N NORTH ST PAUL ST. PAUL W-7 P-01 DAYTON'S BLUFF RECREATION CENTER (W-7 P-1) 800 CONWAY ST ST PAUL Ramsey1505 County, Minnesota ST. PAUL W-7 P-08 PROGRESSIVE BAPTIST CHURCH (W-7 P-8) BURNS AVE ST PAUL NEW BRIGHTON P-7 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST (P-7) 1000 LONG LAKE RD NEW BRIGHTON Candidates for (W-7 the following city offices may file at either city office orST the Ramsey County NORTH ST. PAUL P-4 RICHARDSON SCHOOL-GYM (P-4) 2400 17TH AVE E NORTH ST PAUL ST. HAZEL CENTER P-2) 945 ST NtheAVE ST. PAUL PAUL W-7 W-7 P-02 P-09 HAZEL PARK PARK RECREATION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (W-7 P-9) 1831HAZEL MINNEHAHA E ST PAUL PAUL NEW BRIGHTON P-8 GRACEPOINT CHURCH (P-8) 2351 RICE CREEK RD NEW BRIGHTON Elections Office.(W-7 P-3) ROSEVILLE P-01 CENTENNIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (P-1) 1524 COUNTY ROAD C2 W ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL W-7 P-03 OUR SAVIOUR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 674 JOHNSON PKWY ST PAUL ST. PAUL W-7 P-10 EASTERN HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (W-7 P-10) 2001beMARGARET ST ST PAUL NORTH OAKS P-1 NORTH OAKS CITY HALL–COUNCIL CHAMBERS (P-1) 100 VILLAGE CENTER DR NORTH OAKS Notice is hereby given that a filing period will held for candidates seeking election to city ROSEVILLE P-02 ROSEVILLE COVENANT CHURCH (P-2) 2865 HAMLINE AVE N ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL W-7 P-04 MOUNDS PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (W-7 P-4) 1049 EUCLID ST ST PAUL ST. PAUL W-7 P-11 CONWAY RECREATION CENTER (W-7 P-11) 2090 CONWAY AVE Filing8,Office ST The PAUL NORTH OAKS P-2 NORTH OAKS CITY HALL–COUNCIL CHAMBERS (P-2) 100 VILLAGE CENTER DR NORTH OAKS offices at the state general election to be conducted on November 2022. filing period for Jurisdiction Position Fee ROSEVILLE P-03 ROSEVILLE CITY HALL (P-3) 2660 CIVIC CENTER DR ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL W-7 P-05 MOUNDS THEATER (W-7 P-5) 1029 HUDSON RD ST PAUL ST. PAUL W-7 P-12 BATTLE CREEK RECREATION CENTER (W-7 P-12) 75 WINTHROP ST S ST PAUL offices with the potential for a primary will open on Tuesday, August 2 at 8:00 a.m. and will NORTH ST. PAUL P-1 RIVER OF GOD CHURCH (P-1) 2490 7TH AVE E NORTH ST PAUL ROSEVILLE P-04 NORTH HEIGHTS LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-4) 2701 RICE ST N ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL PAUL W-7 W-7 P-13 P-06 EAST SIDE COMMUNITY CENTER (W-7 P-6) 1526 6TH ST Emay ST PAUL PAUL close on Tuesday, August 16 at 5:00 p.m. Candidates submit an affidavit of withdrawal up ST. HIGHWOOD HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (W-7 P-13) 2188 LONDIN LN ST NORTH ST. PAUL P-2 NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (P-2) 2675 HIGHWAY 36 E NORTH ST PAUL ROSEVILLE P-05 ST. CHRISTOPHER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (P-5) 2300 HAMLINE AVE N ROSEVILLE • p.m. Mayor ST. PAUL W-7P-1 P-07 WILSON HI-RISE (W-7OF P-7)THE 1300fees WILSON AVE ST PAUL until Thursday, August 18(P-1) by 5:00 Filing are not SHOREVIEW LUTHERAN CHURCH RESURRECTION 3115 VICTORIA STrefundable. N ROSEVILLE NORTH ST. PAUL P-3 COWERN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (P-3) 2131 MARGARET ST N NORTH ST PAUL • 2 seats1505 (4-year term) ROSEVILLE P-06 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTEHRAN CHURCH (P-6) 2561 VICTORIA ST N ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL W-7P-2 P-08 PROGRESSIVE BAPTIST CHURCH (W-7CHURCH P-8) BURNS AVE N Ramsey County ST PAUL or SHOREVIEW SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS LUTHERAN (P-2) 3920 Candidates for the following city offices may fileVICTORIA at either ST the city office orSHOREVIEW the Ramsey County NORTH ST. PAUL P-4 RICHARDSON SCHOOL-GYM (P-4) 2400 17TH AVE E NORTH ST PAUL Councilmember ROSEVILLE P-07 CENTRAL PARK ELEMENTARY (P-7) 535 COUNTY ROAD B2 W ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL W-7P-3 P-09 HAZEL PARK CITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (W-7 P-9) 1831 VICTORIA MINNEHAHA AVE E HillsSHOREVIEW ST PAUL Arden Arden $2 SHOREVIEW SHOREVIEW HALL (P-3) Hills Elections Office. • 1 seat 4600 (special, 2-yearST N ROSEVILLE P-01 CENTENNIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (P-1) 1524 COUNTY ROAD C2 W ROSEVILLE City Hall ROSEVILLE P-08 1910 COUNTY ROAD B W ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL W-7P-4 P-10 EASTERN HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (W-7 P-10) term) Councilmember 2001 VICTORIA MARGARET ST ST PAUL AŊPÉTU TÉČA EDUCATION CENTER (P-8) SHOREVIEW SHOREVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER (P-4) 4580 ST N SHOREVIEW ROSEVILLE P-02 ROSEVILLE COVENANT CHURCH (P-2) 2865 HAMLINE AVE N ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL W-7P-5 P-11 CONWAY RECREATION CENTER (W-7 P-11) 2090 VICTORIA CONWAY AVE ST PAUL ROSEVILLE P-09 RAMSEY COUNTY LIBRARY–ROSEVILLE (P-9) 2180 HAMLINE AVE N ROSEVILLE SHOREVIEW SHOREVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER (P-5) 4850 ST N Filing Office SHOREVIEW Jurisdiction Position Fee ROSEVILLE P-03 ROSEVILLE CITY HALL (P-3) 2660 CIVIC CENTER DR ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL W-7P-6 P-12 BATTLE CREEKLUTHERAN RECREATION CENTER (W-7 P-12) 75 WINTHROP S ST PAULOAKS ROSEVILLE P-10 ROSEVILLE LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-10) 1215 ROSELAWN AVE W ROSEVILLE SHOREVIEW INCARNATION CHURCH (P-6) 4880 HODGSONSTRD NORTH ROSEVILLE P-04 NORTH HEIGHTS LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-4) 2701 RICE ST N ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL W-7 P-13 HIGHWOOD HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (W-7 P-13) 2188 LONDIN LN ST PAUL Councilmember (3)LEXINGTON AVEBlaine ROSEVILLE P-11 GALILEE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-11) 145 MCCARRONS BLVD N ROSEVILLE SHOREVIEW P-7 LAKE JOHANNA FIRE DEPARTMENT (P-7) 5545 SHOREVIEW Blaine $5 ROSEVILLE P-05 ST. CHRISTOPHER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (P-5) 2300 HAMLINE AVE N ROSEVILLE • in Mayor 1 seat Ramsey SHOREVIEW LUTHERAN OFCENTER THE RESURRECTION (P-1) 3115County VICTORIA ST N City Hall ROSEVILLE ST ANTHONY P-1 SILVERWOOD PARK EVENT CENTER (P-1) 2500 COUNTY ROAD E ST ANTHONY SPRING LAKEP-1 PARK P-1R EMMANUELCHURCH CHRISTIAN (P-1R) UNIVERSITY SPRING LAKE PARK • 2 seats7777 (4-year term) AVE NE ROSEVILLE P-06 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTEHRAN CHURCH (P-6) 2561 VICTORIA ST N ROSEVILLE Ramsey County or SHOREVIEW P-2 SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-2) 3920 VICTORIA ST N SHOREVIEW ST. PAUL W-1 P-01 GALTIER SCHOOL (W-1 P-1) 1317 CHARLES AVE ST. PAUL Councilmember VADNAIS HEIGHTS P-1 VADNAIS HEIGHTS COMMONS (P-1) 655 COUNTY ROAD F E VADNAIS HEIGHTS ROSEVILLE P-07 CENTRAL PARK ELEMENTARY (P-7) 535 COUNTY ROAD B2 W ROSEVILLE ArdenLake Hills Arden Hills $2 SHOREVIEW P-3 P-2 SHOREVIEW CITY HALL (P-3)Lake VICTORIA ST NFGem ST. PAUL W-1 P-02 MARTIN LUTHER KING RECREATION CENTER (W-1 P-2) 271 MACKUBIN ST SAINT PAUL • 1 seat 4600 (special, 2-year Gem Councilmember (2) $2 VADNAIS HEIGHTS VADNAIS HEIGHTS COMMONS (P-2) 655 COUNTY ROAD E Hall SHOREVIEW VADNAIS HEIGHTS City ROSEVILLE P-08 1910 COUNTY ROAD B W ROSEVILLE AŊPÉTU TÉČA EDUCATION CENTER (P-8) term) Councilmember SHOREVIEW P-4 SHOREVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER (P-4) 4580 VICTORIA ST N SHOREVIEW ST. PAUL W-1 P-03 ST. STEPHANUS LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-1 P-3) 739 LAFOND AVE ST PAUL VADNAIS HEIGHTS P-3 VADNAIS HEIGHTS COMMONS (P-3) 655 COUNTY ROAD F E VADNAIS HEIGHTS ROSEVILLE P-09 RAMSEY COUNTY LIBRARY–ROSEVILLE (P-9) 2180 HAMLINE AVE N ROSEVILLE SHOREVIEW P-5 SHOREVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER (P-5) 4850 VICTORIA ST N SHOREVIEW ST. PAUL W-1 P-04 ST. STEPHANUS LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-1 P-4) 739 LAFOND AVE ST PAUL VADNAIS HEIGHTS P-4 VADNAIS HEIGHTS SOUTH FIRE STATION (P-4) Mayor 3595 ARCADE ST LauderdaleVADNAIS HEIGHTS ROSEVILLE P-10 ROSEVILLE LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-10) 1215 ROSELAWN AVE W ROSEVILLE Lauderdale SHOREVIEW INCARNATION LUTHERAN CHURCH 4880 RD City OAKSTWP$2 ST. PAUL W-1 P-05 MAXFIELD SCHOOL (W-1 P-5) 380 VICTORIA ST N ST PAUL Councilmember (2)HODGSON WHITE BEAR P-6 TWP P-1 OTTER LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL(P-6) (P-1) 1401 COUNTY ROAD H2 EHall NORTH WHITE BEAR Notice of Filing Councilmember (3)LEXINGTON AVEBlaine ROSEVILLE P-11 GALILEE EVANGELICAL CHURCH 145 LEXINGTON MCCARRONSPKWY BLVDNN ROSEVILLE SHOREVIEW P-7 LAKE JOHANNA FIRE DEPARTMENT (P-7) 5545 SHOREVIEW ST. PAUL W-1 P-06 JIMMY LEE RECREATIONLUTHERAN CENTER (W-1 P-6) (P-11) 270 ST PAUL 2022 State General Blaine $5 WHITE BEAR TWP P-2 LAKESHORE PLAYERS THEATRE (P-2) 4941 LONG AVE Election 1 seat in Ramsey County City Hall WHITE BEAR LAKE ST ANTHONY P-1 SILVERWOOD PARK EVENT CENTER (P-1) 2500 COUNTY ROAD E ST ANTHONY SPRING LAKETWP PARK EMMANUEL CHRISTIAN (P-1R) 7777 SOUTH UNIVERSITY AVE NE SPRING LAKELAKE PARK Ramsey County orBEAR ST. PAUL W-1 P-07 UNITY UNITARIAN CHURCH (W-1 P-7) 733 PORTLAND AVE ST PAUL Ramsey County,WHITE BEAR P-3P-1R SOUTH SHORE TRINITY CENTER LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-3)Mayor 2480 SHORE BLVD WHITE Minnesota ST. PAUL W-1 P-01 GALTIER SCHOOL (W-1 P-1) 1317 CHARLES AVE ST. PAUL Little Canada $2 VADNAIS HEIGHTS P-1 VADNAIS HEIGHTS COMMONS (P-1) 655(2) COUNTY ROADRD FLittle E Canada VADNAIS HEIGHTS ST. PAUL W-1 P-08 MARTIN LUTHER KING RECREATION CENTER (W-1 P-8) 271 MACKUBIN ST ST PAUL WHITE BEAR TWP P-4 HERITAGE HALL (P-4) 4200 OTTER LAKE Councilmember GemHall Lake WHITE BEAR TWP ST. PAUL W-1 P-02 MARTIN LUTHER KING RECREATION CENTER (W-1 P-2) 271 MACKUBIN ST SAINT PAUL Gem(P-5) Lake Councilmember VADNAIS HEIGHTS P-2 VADNAIS HEIGHTS COMMONS (P-2) 655(2) COUNTY E EHall WHITE VADNAIS HEIGHTS WHITE BEAR TWP P-5 OTTER LAKE ELEMENTARY 1401 COUNTYROAD ROADFCity H2 BEAR TWP$2 ST. PAUL W-1 P-09 JACKSON SCHOOL (W-1 P-9) 437 EDMUND AVE ST aPAUL City NoticeAVE is hereby given that filing period will be held for candidates seeking election to city ST. PAUL W-1 P-03 ST. STEPHANUS LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-1 P-3) 739 LAFOND ST PAUL VADNAIS HEIGHTS P-3 P-1 WHITE VADNAIS HEIGHTS COMMONS (P-3) 655 COUNTY ROAD VADNAIS HEIGHTS WHITE BEAR LAKE W-1 BEAR LAKE CITY HALL–COUNCIL CHAMB (W-1 P-1) 4701 HIGHWAY 61 F E WHITE BEAR LAKE ST. PAUL W-1 P-10 MOUNT ZION TEMPLE (W-1 P-10) 1300 SUMMIT AVE ST election PAUL offices at the state general on November 8, 2022. The filing period for County orBEAR LAKE ST. PAUL W-1 P-04 ST. STEPHANUS LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-1 P-4) 739 LAFOND AVE ST PAUL to be conductedWHITE BEAR LAKE W-2 P-1 RAMSEY COUNTY LIBRARY–WHITE BEAR LAKE P-1) 2150 ST ST Ramsey WHITE VADNAIS HEIGHTS FIRE STATION (P-4) (W-2 3595 2ND ARCADE VADNAIS HEIGHTS Mayor Lauderdale ST. PAUL W-1 P-11 RAVOUX HI-RISE (W-1 P-11) 280 RAVOUX officesSTwith the potentialST for PAUL a primary will open on Tuesday, August 2 P-4 at 8:00 a.m.VADNAIS and will HEIGHTS SOUTH Mounds View Mounds View $20 Lauderdale $2 ST. PAUL W-1 P-05 MAXFIELD SCHOOL (W-1 P-5) 380 VICTORIA ST N ST PAUL Councilmember (2) City Hall WHITE BEAR LAKE TWP OTTER LAKE SCHOOL 1401 CEDAR COUNTYAVE ROAD City H2 EHall TWP WHITE LAKE W-3 P-1 of withdrawal SUNRISE PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL GYM(P-1) (W-3 P-1) 2399 Notice of Filing ST. PAUL W-1 P-12 RICE STREET LIBRARY (W-1 P-12) 1011 RICE ST on Tuesday, August ST 16 PAUL close at 5:00 p.m. Candidates mayBEAR submit anP-1 affidavit upELEMENTARY ST. PAUL W-1 P-06 JIMMY LEE RECREATION CENTER (W-1 P-6) 270 LEXINGTON PKWY N STbyPAUL WHITE BEAR TWP THEATRE (P-2) 4941 AVE LN WHITE BEAR LAKE LAKEP-2 W-4 P-1 LAKESHORE WHITE BEAR PLAYERS LAKE ALTERNATIVE LEARNING CTR (W-4 P-1) 2449 LONG ORCHARD Election until August 18 5:002022 p.m. State Filing General fees are not refundable. ST. PAUL W-1 P-13 MOUNT AIRY HI-RISE (W-1 P-13) 200 ARCH STThursday, E ST PAUL ST. UNITY UNITARIAN CHURCHCHURCH (W-1 P-7)(W-2 P-1) 733 ST BEAR SHORE TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH CTR (P-3)Mayor 2480 SHORE BLVD County WHITE Ramsey County,WHITE Minnesota WHITE BEAR TWP LAKEP-3 W-4 P-1 SOUTH WHITE BEAR LAKE ALTERNATIVE LEARNING (W-4 P-2) 2449 SOUTH ORCHARD LN Ramsey WHITEor BEAR LAKE LAKE Ramsey County orBEAR ST. PAUL PAUL W-1 W-2 P-07 P-01 CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN 500 PORTLAND CEDAR ST AVEfor the following ST PAUL PAUL Candidates city offices may file at either the city office or the Ramsey County $5 Little Brighton Canada CityBEAR Little Brighton Canada $2 ST. PAUL W-1 P-08 MARTIN LUTHER KING RECREATION CENTER (W-1 P-8) 271 MACKUBIN ST ST PAUL WHITE TWP P-4 HALLLUTHERAN (P-4) New 4200 RDNew (2)OTTER Hall TWP WHITE BEAR BEAR LAKE W-5 P-1 HERITAGE ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH (W-5 P-1) Councilmember 1965 COUNTYLAKE ROAD E E Hall WHITE WHITE BEAR LAKE ST. PAUL W-2 P-02 AWAKEN COMMUNITY CHURCH (W-2 P-2) 506 VIEW ST ST PAUL Elections Office. City WHITE BEAR TWP P-5 OTTER LAKE ELEMENTARY (P-5) 1401 COUNTY ROAD H2 E WHITE BEAR TWP ST. PAUL W-1 P-09 JACKSON SCHOOL (W-1 P-9) 437 EDMUND AVE ST PAUL Notice a filing period will be held for candidates seeking election to city ST. PAUL W-2 P-03 WEST 7TH COMMUNITY CENTER (W-2 P-3) 265 ONEIDA STis hereby given that ST PAUL BEAR LAKE W-1the P-1 voting WHITE BEAR LAKE CITY HALL–COUNCIL CHAMBelection (W-1 P-1) will be 4701conducted HIGHWAY 61at North BEAR28, LAKE A public test of system to be used at the general 9:00 Oaks a.m.WHITE on July 2022 Mayor ST. PAUL W-1 P-10 MOUNT ZION TEMPLE (W-1 P-10) 1300 SUMMIT AVE ST election PAUL to be conductedWHITE offices at the state general on November 8, 2022. The filing period for North Oaks $2 ST. PAUL W-2 P-04 PALACE COMMUNITY CENTER (W-2 P-4) 781 PALACE AVE ST Position PAUL Ramsey County orBEAR LAKE Jurisdiction Filing WHITE BEAR LAKEOffice W-2 P-1 Elections RAMSEYFee COUNTY LIBRARY–WHITE LAKEBlvd. (W-2 P-1) 2150 ST ballot WHITE Councilmember (2)2ND City Mayor the Ramsey at View 90 BEAR W Plato To see your sample orHall find your polling place, ST. 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PAUL W-2 P-01 CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (W-2 P-1) 500 CEDAR ST ST PAUL Ramsey County orinWHITE for the following city offices may file at either the city office ortimes the Ramsey County New Brighton $5 ST. PAUL W-2 P-08 SALVATION ARMY (W-2 P-8) 401 7THCandidates ST W ST PAUL Councilmember Councilmember (2) New Brighton City Hall Arden Arden $2 information, WHITE BEAR LAKE W-5 P-1 ST. and STEPHEN'S LUTHERANcontact CHURCH (W-5 P-1) 1965 at COUNTY ROAD Shoreview EE WHITE BEAR LAKE mnvotes.org. ForHills more elections voting Ramsey County Elections Office elections@ramseycounty.us ST. AWAKEN COMMUNITY CHURCH 506 ST Hills ST PAUL Elections Office. Mayor • 1 seat (special, 2-year ST. PAUL PAUL W-2 W-2 P-02 P-09 ST. MATTHEW'S PARISH CENTER(W-2 (W-2P-2) P-9) 490 VIEW HALL AVE ST PAUL Shoreview $5 City Hall ST. PAUL W-2 P-03 WEST 7TH COMMUNITY CENTER (W-2 P-3) 265 ONEIDA ST ST PAUL term) Councilmember Councilmember (2) City Hall or 651-266-2171. ST. 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PAUL W-3 P-02 NATIVITY CHURCH-STEINER HALL (W-3 P-2) 1938 STANFORD AVE ST PAUL Gem Lake Arden Hills Arden Hills $2 mnvotes.org. For more elections and voting Elections Office Councilmember (2)at elections@ramseycounty.us Mayor Shoreview • 1 seat (special, 2-year Councilmember (2) $2 information, contact Ramsey County ST. PAUL W-2 P-09 ST. MATTHEW'S PARISH CENTER (W-2 P-9) 490 HALL Gem AVE Lake ST PAUL City Hall Shoreview $5 City Hall ST. PAUL W-3 P-03 LUMEN CHRISTI CATHOLIC COMMUNITY (W-3 P-3) 2055 BOHLAND AVE ST PAUL term) Councilmember Councilmember (2) City Hall or 651-266-2171. ST. PAUL W-2 EL RIO VISTA RECREATION (W-2 P-10) 179 E ST ST. PAUL W-3 P-10 P-04 HIGHLAND PARK COMM CTRCENTER (HILLCREST) (W-3 P-4) 1978ROBIE FORDST PKWY ST PAUL PAUL Ramsey County or ST. PAUL W-2 P-11 HUMBOLDT HIGHofSCHOOL 640 HUMBOLDT AVE ST PAUL Notice Filing (W-2 P-11) Lauderdale Board ST. 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RIVER BLVD ST PAUL Ramsey County or Mayor ST. election PAUL W-3 to P-08 GLORIA LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-3 700 SNELLING S ST PAUL ISD 622 District Mayor Board Member (3) Little AVE Canada Little Canada $2 ing city that offices at period the DEI state election toP-8) be ISD 622 Heights School $2 Vadnais Heights Vadnais $5 (2) ST. PAUL W-3 P-02 NATIVITY CHURCH-STEINER HALL (W-3 P-2)conducted on No1938 STANFORD AVE ST Councilmember PAUL GemHall Lake Notice is hereby given a filing willLUTHERAN begeneral held forCHURCH candidates Education Center Councilmember (2) City ST. PAUL W-3 P-09 GLORIA DEI (W-3seeking P-9) election to city 700 SNELLING AVE S ST Councilmember PAUL Gem Lake (2) $2 City Hall vember 8, 2022. The filing period for offices with the potential for a primary will City Hall offices at the state general election to be conducted on November 8, 2022. The filing period for ST. PAUL W-3 P-03 LUMEN CHRISTI CATHOLIC COMMUNITY (W-3 P-3) 2055 BOHLAND AVE ST PAUL ST. PAUL W-3 P-10 HIGHLAND PARK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (W-3 P-10) 1015 SNELLING AVE S ST PAUL offices withW-3 theP-04 potential for a primary will open on Tuesday, August 2 atTuesday, 8:00 will 16 open on Tuesday, August 2 at 8:00 a.m. and will (HILLCREST) close on August ST. PAUL HIGHLAND PARK COMM CTR (W-3a.m. P-4) and 1978 FORD PKWY ST PAUL Petitions Ramsey County or ST. PAUL W-3 P-11August 16 atJIE MING ACADEMY (W-3 P-11) SHERIDAN AVE W ST Mayor PAUL Ramsey County or Notice of Filing close on Tuesday, 5:00 p.m. Candidates may an affidavit of up1845 Lauderdale at 5:00 p.m. Candidates may submit an affidavit of withdrawal upwithdrawal until ThursBoard Supervisor (2)on Petition in Place of Filing Fee is as ST. PAUL W-3 P-05 MONTREAL HI-RISE (W-3 P-5)submit 1085 MONTREAL AVE ST PAUL Mounds View Mounds View $20 Lauderdale $2 TheBear number of signatures required NOTICE OF FILING ST. PAUL W-3 P-12 AWAKEN COMMUNITY CHURCH (W-3 P-12) 506 VIEW ST ST PAUL White Township White Bear $2 Councilmember (2) 2022 State General Election City until Thursday, August 18 by p.m. 5:00 p.m. Filing feesare are not not refundable. Seats A and B City Hall Hall day, August 18 by 5:00 Filing fees refundable. ST. PAUL W-3 P-06 ST. LUKE LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-3 P-6) 1807 FIELD AVE ST PAUL follows. Township Office 2022EDGCUMBE STATE ELECTION RamseyGENERAL County, Minnesota ST. PAUL W-3 P-13 RECREATION CENTER (W-3 P-13) 320 GRIGGS ST S ST PAUL the following city file offices may file at either the city County office or Candidates for P-07 the for following cityMACALESTER/PLYMOUTH offices may at either the city office or the(W-3 Ramsey ST.Candidates PAUL W-3 UNITED CHURCH P-7) 1658 LINCOLN AVE ST PAUL Cities – 5% of the total number of votes cast in the last general election Ramsey isP-01 hereby givenLUTHER that aSEMINARY filing period willCAMPUS be held for candidates ST.Notice PAUL W-4 OLSON CENTER (W-4 P-1) seek1490 FULHAM ST ST Mayor PAUL Ramsey County County or or Elections the Ramsey County Elections Office. ST. election PAULOffice. W-3 to P-08 GLORIA LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-3 700 SNELLING AVE S ST PAUL ISD 622 District New $5 Little Brighton Canada City Hall $2 Little Brighton Canada in 622 which the office was onBoard the ballot or(3)500signatures – whichever is less. ing city that offices at period the DEI state election toP-8) be ST. PAUL W-4 P-02 LANGFORD RECREATION CENTER (W-4 P-2)conducted on No30 LANGFORD PARK ST PAUL $2 ISD School Member Councilmember (2) New Notice is hereby given a filing will begeneral held forCHURCH candidates Education Center City Hall ST. PAUL W-3 P-09 GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN (W-3seeking P-9) election to city 700 SNELLING AVE S ST PAUL How to file ST. PAUL W-4 P-03general SEAL P-3) 825 SEAL ST ST PAUL vember 8, 2022. The filing period for (W-4 offices the potential for filing a primary will offices at the state election toHI-RISE be conducted onwith November 8,Office 2022. The period for Jurisdiction Position Fee ST. PAUL W-3 P-10 HIGHLAND PARK SENIOR HIGHFiling SCHOOL (W-3 P-10) 1015 SNELLING AVE S ST PAUL Affidavits of candidacy, petitions, and affidavits of withdrawal must be preMayor North Oaks ST. PAUL MERRIAM RECREATION CENTER (W-4 P-4) 2000 ST ANTHONY AVE ST PAUL offices withW-4 theP-04 potential for a primary will PARK open on Tuesday, 2 at 8:00 a.m. and will 16 open on Tuesday, August 2 at 8:00 a.m. and will August close on Tuesday, August North Oaks $2 Petitions Ramsey ST. PAUL W-3 P-11August 16 atJIE MING (W-3 P-11) SHERIDAN AVE W ST Councilmember PAUL (2) City Hall County or sented in person or by mail during the filing period. If a candidate must travel close on Tuesday, 5:00 p.m.ACADEMY Candidates may submit an affidavit withdrawal up1845 ST.5:00 PAUL W-4 P-05 MCNEELY HALL–ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY (W-4of P-5) 2060 SUMMIT AVE View ST Mayor PAUL at p.m. Candidates may submit an affidavit of withdrawal up until ThursMounds View $20 Mounds The number of signatures required on Petition in Place of Filing Fee is as ST. PAUL W-3 P-12 AWAKEN COMMUNITY CHURCH (W-3 P-12) 506 VIEW ST ST PAUL Councilmember (2) • Mayor until Thursday, August 18 by p.m. 5:00 p.m. Filing feesSCHOOL are not not refundable. out-of-state during the candidate filing period based on an emergency, they ST. PAUL W-4 P-06 RAMSEY MIDDLE (W-4 P-6) 1700 SUMMIT AVE ST PAUL City Hall day, August 18 by 5:00 Filing fees are refundable. follows. •EDGCUMBE 2 seats (4-year term) CENTER (W-3 P-13) Mayor North Saint Paul ST. PAUL P-13 RECREATION 320 GRIGGS STSaint S ST PAUL should contact the Elections Office to be informed on how to submit the filing. Ramsey County or city County North Paul $5 ST.Candidates PAUL W-3 W-4 HIGH SCHOOL (W-4 P-7) 631 ALBERT ST N ST PAUL the following city offices may file at either the office or Candidates for P-07 the for following cityLEAP offices may file at either the city office or the Ramsey Councilmember (2) City Hall Cities – 5% of the total number of votes cast in the last general election ST. PAUL W-4 P-01 LUTHER SEMINARY OLSON CAMPUS CENTER (W-4 P-1) $2 1490 FULHAM ST ST Councilmember PAUL Arden Hills Arden Hills Ramsey County or Affidavit of candidacy, petition forms, and withdrawal forms are available ST. PAUL W-4 P-08 SCHOOL2-year RECREATION CENTER (W-4 P-8) 1610 HUBBARD AVE ST Mayor PAUL Elections Office. the Ramsey County Elections Office. •HANCOCK 1 seat (special, $5 New Brighton in which the office was on the ballot or 500signatures – whichever is less. City Hall ST. PAUL W-4 P-02 LANGFORD RECREATION CENTER (W-4 P-2) 30 LANGFORD PARK ST PAUL Councilmember (2) New Brighton City Hall term) Councilmember on the Ramsey County Elections website and at the office. A list of candidates ST. PAUL W-4 P-09 BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN CHURCH IN THE MIDWAY (W-4 P-9) 436 ROY ST N ST PAUL Mayor Shoreview How to file ST. PAUL W-4 P-03 SEAL (W-4 P-3) STATION ST ST Shoreview $5 who have filed for office will be posted daily on the Secretary of State’s webST. PAUL W-4 P-10 COMOHI-RISE PARK STREETCAR P-10) 1224SEAL LEXINGTON PKWY ST PAUL PAUL Jurisdiction Position Filing(W-4 Office Fee 825 Councilmember (2) City Hall Affidavits of candidacy, petitions, and affidavits of withdrawal must be preMayor North Oaks ST. PAUL W-4 P-04 MERRIAM PARK RECREATION CENTER (W-4 P-4) 2000 ST ANTHONY AVE ST PAUL North Oaks $2 ST. PAUL W-4 P-11 HAMLINE HI-RISE (W-4 P-11) 777 HAMLINE AVE N ST PAUL site: candidates.sos.state.mn.us. Councilmember (2) City Hall sented in person or by mail during the filing period. If a candidate must travel ST. PAUL MCNEELY HALL–ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY (W-4 P-5) 2060 SUMMIT AVE ST PAUL Councilmember (3) Blaine(W-4 P-12) Spring Lake Park ST. PAUL W-4 W-4 P-05 P-12 RECREATION CENTER AVE ST Mayor PAUL For more information about the filing process, contact Ramsey County Blaine $5 2021 ST CLAIR •GROVELAND Mayor Spring Lake Park $15 1 seat in Ramsey County City Hall out-of-state during the candidate filing period based on an emergency, they ST. PAUL W-4 P-06 RAMSEY MIDDLE SCHOOL (W-4 P-6) 1700 SUMMIT AVE ST PAUL Councilmember (2) City Hall ST. PAUL W-4 P-13 CHILDHOOD (W-4 P-13) 1435 MIDWAY PKWY ST PAUL Elections at: •HOLY 2 seats (4-year CHURCH term) Mayor North Saint Paul should contact the Elections Office to be informed on how to submit the filing. Ramsey County or North $5 ST. PAUL W-4 LEAP HIGH SCHOOL (W-4 P-7) 631 ST Saint NST NPaul ST Councilmember ST. 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PAUL W-5 P-03 FRONT AVE HI-RISE (W-5 P-3) 727 FRONT AVE ST PAUL • Website: ramseycounty.us/elections City Hall Shoreview $5 who have filed for office will be posted daily on the Secretary of State’s webST. PAUL W-4 P-10 COMO PARK STREETCAR STATION (W-4 P-10) 1224 LEXINGTON PKWY ST PAUL Councilmember (2) City Hall Mayor Lauderdale Published two times in the White Bear Press on July 13 and 20, 2022. Lauderdale $2 ST. PAUL W-4 P-11 HAMLINE HI-RISE 777 HAMLINE AVE N ST PAUL site: candidates.sos.state.mn.us. Councilmember (2) (W-4 P-11) City Hall Ramsey County or Councilmember (3) Blaine Board Supervisor (2) SpringBear Lake Park ST. PAUL W-4 P-12 GROVELAND RECREATION CENTER (W-4 P-12) ST Mayor PAUL For more information about the filing process, contact Ramsey County Blaine $5 2021 ST CLAIR White White Bear $2 SpringAVE LakeTownship Park $15 1 seat in Ramsey County City Hall Seats A and B (2) Councilmember City Hall Office ST. 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A bi-weekly section where readers will be informed on subjects of seasonal interest, upcoming events and other timely topics. FEEL LIKE THROWING A PARTY – HOW ABOUT A NIGHT TO UNITE NEIGHBORHOOD PARTY – Night to Unite is Tuesday, August 2, 2022, & is held annually as a way to meet your neighbors & promote safe communities. The event started in 1984 with the display of outdoor lights & front porch vigils. Through the years Night to Unite (also known as National Night Out) celebrations in cities, towns, & neighborhoods grew to include a variety of events & activities such as block parties, cookouts & visits from local police & fire departments. Register your event online before July 15th at: https:// www.surveymonkey.com/r/NTU2022. Registration helps the Sheriff’s Office & Fire Departments with scheduling visits to your event! Event planning tools are available on the Ramsey County Sheriff’s website. Materials & items for distribution at block parties will be distributed to

Event Hosts by your Crime Prevention Unit in the week before the event. More details & rsvp information will be sent when you register your event. DON’T FALL INTO THE JAPANESE BEETLE TRAPPING TRAP – The adult Japanese beetles have been munching on lawns all spring & will be coming to our homes soon. The beetle spends the spring & late summer as a grub feeding on lawns, but in the middle of summer they switch to leaves, over 300 species to be exact. Research shows that beetle traps do not reduce beetle feeding. With the sheer volume of beetles, trapping will not make the problem go away. Traps are generally baited with lures. These lures may have the scent of flowers or the scent of beetle pheromones, or both & as these smells travel through the air & the beetles pick upon the scent using

their antenna, the beetles are invited to come on over & the beetles end up both inside & outside of the trap & meanwhile are emitting more pheromones which attract more beetles. Estimates show that only 75% of the beetles attracted to a trap actually end up in the trap so in the end, you can be drawing large numbers of beetles to your area while only capturing some of them which in the end leads to more vegetation damage than if no traps had been placed. Since the Japanese beetles aren’t going anywhere Minnesotans will have to learn to live with them & for your most prized plants, tap beetles off the plant & into a bucket of soapy water. YOU CAN SIGN UP FOR COMMUNITY ALERTS – HERE’S THE SCOOP – If you would like to receive county wide community alerts & notifications which uses your address (geographic location) to send

messages relevant to where you live or work you can sign up with the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Department under Community Alerts. You can choose to receive these notifications by phone or email. You can receive alerts on the following topics: • Lost, abducted or missing children or vulnerable adults • Increases in crime • Bioterrorism & hazardous materials or chemical spills • Sex offenders • Natural disaster • Fires & evacuations • Pandemics • Other countywide alerts

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THE CLERK’S CORNER – Greetings From The Township! Summer has begun! After a very wet April & May, we have been hit with one of the driest Junes on record. PLEASE be aware of watering restrictions within the Township per ordinance & do your part to stay within an acceptable amount of water use. Further, along the lines of conservation, the Township does provide rebate programs for increased water use efficiency through water system audits & additional rebates to help with the purchase of WaterSense Toilets, as well as Energy Star Clothes Washers & dishwashers. Talk to our Township staff as to what may be available to you. Finally, I am pleased to announce that The Township has entered into a partnership with our neighbors in Gem Lake through providing Public Works Services! With this responsibility we have taken on an additional staff member to help with the increase in our workload. Stay cool!

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1. Spectators view the annual fireworks show over White Bear Lake from a Mahtomedi dock. -Carter Johnson 2. T-6 airplanes fly over the communities surrounding White Bear Lake in advance of the 4th of July fireworks. The WWII-era planes are single engine aircraft that were used by the United States Army Air Forces, United States Navy to train pilots. -Carter Johnson 3. Steve Gamble helps dock the Joan II cruiser at Matoska Park. He worked on the Joan II more than 50 years ago at Johnson Boat Works. Look for more photos and the full story of the recent launch and restoration of the 83 year-old boat in next week’s White Bear Press. - Deb Neutkens

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PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is given that the City of Dellwood will conduct a public demonstration of the DS200 tabulating equipment on July 28, 2022 at 9:30 a.m. at the City Office, (Willernie Hall) 111 Wildwood Road, Willernie. Anyone interested may attend the demonstration. Please call to make an appointment at 651-4291356. Joel Holstad, City Clerk Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 13, 2022.

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FILINGS OF AFFIDAVITS OF CANDIDACY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That a City Election in the City of Dellwood, Washington County, MN, will be held on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, with the following offices to be filled: Mayor - two-year term Two Council Members - four-year terms First day for filing Affidavit of Candidacy: August 2, 2022. Last day for filing Affidavits of Candidacy: August 16, 2022. Filing will be accepted at the City Office during office hours, by appointment only or via mail at Willernie City Hall, P.O. Box 775, 111 Wildwood Road, Willernie 55090. City Office phone number 651-429-1356. Joel Holstad, City Clerk Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 13, 2022.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the Planning Commission of the City of Dellwood, Washington County, Minnesota shall hold a public hearing on the 26th day of July 2022 at 6:30 pm. The meeting will be held online. Contact City Hall at 651-429-1356 for information on attending the meeting or visit the City’s website at Dellwood.us. Purpose of the meeting is to consider a variance request from setback ordinance for 19 Lacosta Drive as it relates to septic system reconstruction. Joel Holstad, City Clerk Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 13, 2022.

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FILINGS OF AFFIDAVITS OF CANDIDACY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That a City Election in the City of Grant, Washington County, MN, will be held on Tuesday, November 8, 2022, with the following offices to be filled: Two Council Members - four-year terms First day for filing Affidavit of Candidacy: August 2, 2022. Last day for filing Affidavits of Candidacy: August 16, 2022. Filing will be accepted at the City Office during office hours, by appointment only or via mail at City of Grant, P.O. Box 577, 111 Wildwood Road, Willernie 55090. City Office phone number 651-426-3383. Kim Points, City Clerk Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 13, 2022.

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NOTICE OF FILING Offices to be filled at the City Election on November 8th, 2022: Mayor – two-year term Two Council members - four-year terms One Council Member – Special seat – 2 years

First day for filing Affidavit of Candidacy is August 2nd, 2022. Last day for filing Affidavits of Candidacy is August 16th, 2022. Filing will be accepted at the Willernie City Hall, Monday through Thursday during office hours, by appointment only or via mail at Willernie City Hall, P.O. Box 487, 111 Wildwood Road, Willernie, MN 55090. City Office phone number is 651-429-2977. Victoria R. Keating, Clerk-Treasurer Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 13, 2022.

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NOTICE OF FILING Offices to be filled at the City Election on November 8th, 2022: Mayor – two-year term Two Council members - four-year terms First day for filing Affidavit of Candidacy is August 2nd, 2022. Last day for filing Affidavits of Candidacy is August 16th, 2022. Filing will be accepted at the Willernie City Hall, Monday through Thursday during office hours, by appointment only or via mail at Willernie City Hall, P.O. Box 487, 111 Wildwood Road, Willernie, MN 55090. City Office phone number is 651-429-2977. Victoria R. Keating, Clerk-Treasurer Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 13, 2022.

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PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is given that the City of Willernie will conduct a public demonstration of the DS200 tabulating equipment on July 28th , 2022 at 9:30 a.m. at Willernie City Hall, 111 Wildwood Road, Willernie, MN. Anyone interested may attend the demonstration. Victoria R. Keating, Clerk-Treasurer Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 13, 2022.

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ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS The Board of Education, White Bear Lake Area Schools ISD #624, will receive sealed proposals on the following: Group Health and Welfare Benefits: Medical Insurance Plans until 12:00 P.M. on August 12, 2022, at White Bear Lake Area Schools ISD #624 4855 Bloom Ave, White Bear Lake, MN 55110 Copies of the Request for Proposal, existing labor management agreements, and existing contracts are available free of charge, at OneDigital, 10900 Wayzata Blvd., Suite 620, Minnetonka, MN 55305. Please contact Charlie Fystrom via e-mail at cfystrom@onedigital.com to request the proposal. Instructions on how to submit a response is contained in the RFP materials. No Vendor may withdraw his/her proposal within thirty (30) days after date of opening proposals without the consent of the Board of Education. White Bear Lake Area Schools ISD #624 reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive informalities in bidding of advertisement. White Bear Lake Area Schools ISD #624 reserves the right to select the proposal that best meets the needs of the White Bear Lake Area Schools ISD #624 pursuant to M.S. 471.6161. Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 13, 2022.

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NOTICE OF FILING FOR THE 2022 STATE GENERAL ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a general election will be held in Independent School District No. 832 Mahtomedi Public Schools on Tuesday, November 8, 2022 for the purpose of electing three candidates for the offices listed below. The filing period for these offices begins at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, August 2, 2022 and ends at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday August 16, 2022. Candidates for the office of school board member file with Independent School District No. 832 Mahtomedi Public Schools, 1520 Mahtomedi Avenue, Mahtomedi, MN 55115. For more information visit: www.mahtomedi.k12.mn.us Published two times in the White Bear Press on July 6 and 13, 2022.

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PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE The City of White Bear Lake Planning Commission will hold a public hearing in the City Council Chambers at City Hall, 4701 Highway 61, White Bear Lake, Minnesota on Monday, July 25, 2022 beginning at 7:00 p.m. to hear and make a recommendation to the City Council on the following requests: A. Case No. 22-15-V: A request by Michels Homes on behalf of Meredith & Grant Raykowski for a variance from the side yard setback, per code section 1303.030, Subd.5.c.2, and a variance from the street side setback, per section 1303.030, Subd.5.c.1, in order to demolish the existing home and construct a new single-family home at the property located at 2503 Manitou Island. B. Case No. 22-16-V: A request by Michels Homes on behalf of Tom and Nancee Bruggeman for a variance from the height limitation for a wall, per code section 1302.030, Subd.6.a, in order to permit two entry monument features at the property located at 2510 Manitou Island. C. Case No. 99-2-Sa3 & 20-3-CUPa1: A request by Tside1LLC for two Conditional Use Permit amendments, per Code Section 1303.227, Subd.4.f, to reconfigure the docks and reallocate slips between the two properties located at 4441 Lake Avenue S and 4453 Lake Avenue S. Unless continued by the Planning Commission, these items will be heard by the City Council on Wednesday, August 10, 2022. Comments may be presented at the public hearing or filed with the City Clerk until 4:30 p.m. on the Friday before the hearing. Each response will be considered before the Planning Commission makes a recommendation to the City Council. If there are questions concerning these applications, please call the City’s Planning Department at (651) 429-8561. Lindy Crawford, City Clerk Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 13, 2022.

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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS NUTRITION SERVICES BULK MILK PROGRAM BID The White Bear Lake Area School District is requesting sealed bids for bulk milk products for the 2022-2023 school year. Sealed bids are due to the District Center (4855 Bloom Ave, White Bear Lake, MN 55110) no later than 10:00 AM, Wednesday, August 3rd, 2022. Bidding documents and specifications will be available on July 13th, 2022 at the District Center or by contacting Bridget Lehn at 651-407-7524 or bridget.lehn@isd624.org. Published two times in the White Bear Press on July 13 and 20, 2022.

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Polar industrial site awaits word from Met Council BY CYNTHIA SOWDEN CONTRIBUTING WRITER

The White Bear Township Boardhas passed a resolution — somewhat reluctantly — to allow work to continue at the Polar Industrial Park at 5300 Centerville Road. The board was reluctant not because it disapproves of the project, but because of uncertainty over a Metropolitan Council decision regarding a change to the township’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan. The Met Council wanted the site to be used for high-density housing; the township had requested a plan revision to make it an industrial site. A decision is expected Aug. 10. And therein lies the rub. Noting that they have spent $120,000 to date on the project and have steel ordered for delivery next July, Tim McShane and Joe Radach of Capital Development Partners LLC want to complete grading of the site by Sept. 1. Completing this part of the construction process this fall would save time next spring. The soil needs to consolidate for six to 12 months after grading before a building can be erected; winter would provide a perfect

time to let the project rest. Waiting for the Met Council’s blessing could push the project’s expected completion date out from 2023 to 2024. Board Chair Ed Prudhon commented, “We’re kind of held hostage by the Met Council. We don’t know what they’ll do.” The developer said an environmental review of the onsite wetland would be complete July 18. Still to come: A drainage permit from the Minnesota Department of Transportation needs to be acquired, Ramsey County requires a traffic study and the Vadnais Lake Water Management Organization also needs to be involved. Township Attorney Chad Lemmons suggested the board could approve a resolution contingent on the Met Council’s approval of the change to the 2040 Comprehensive Plan. And that’s what they did, with fingers crossed. Contributing Writer Cynthia Sowden can be GOOGLE MAPS reached by calling 651-407-1200 or emailing news@presspubs.com. The Polar Industrial Park will be located along Interstate 35E south of County Road H2 in White Bear Township.

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“We didn’t realize at the time what the weed really was,” said Randy Bacchus, 53, of their son’s marijuana use, which began at age 15. “Back in the day, the 1970s, ‘80s and ‘90s, THC (the psychoactive agent in cannabis) was about 2% to 5%. Today, the concentrates, a dab, or vape, is at 30%, 40%, up to 90%.” “I thought it was quasi-harmless,” Randy said. But as their son’s struggles with marijuana grew — and the family tried to help him with counseling, a wilderness therapy session in Utah, changes in high schools, asking him to leave the house, also inviting him back into the house — they learned more about the drug he was using. “It’s so strong, the potency,” Randy said. “Once he started smoking weed, we saw a real change.” Their son, who struggled from a very young age with learning, anxiety and impulse control, felt marijuana helped him get through difficult times, his father said. But Randy and Heather noted an uptick in anxiety when they knew their son was not using marijuana. He grew both more aggressive and withdrawn. Marijuana appeared to make their son’s mental health challenges worse. At age 18, graduated from high school, their son moved to Colorado in 2018. He had been accepted into the University of Colorado in Boulder. His parents hoped he would find work and establish residency to lower tuition costs. The change began well, with their son landing a job in real estate leasing and attending a community college. But their son’s anxiety ramped up and he suffered from headaches. He applied for and received a medical marijuana card. Recreational marijuana in Colorado was also legal. By June 2020, their son was suffering from paranoia. He thought his roommate was “trying to do things to him that really didn’t make sense,” his father

said. “We didn’t understand, but in hindsight …” It reached the point where they believe their son had cannabis-induced psychosis, breaks from reality that can include hearing voices, which sometimes dictate behavior that people in their right minds would not contemplate. Their son was contrite, loving but at the same time paranoid and delusional in the days before he committed suicide in Denver in July 2021, his parents said. “The irony is, my son thought marijuana was saving his life,” Randy said. “And it took his life.” Reaching out in their pain, the Bacchus’ found other families whose children have suffered similar fates from cannabis use, including Laura Stack, founder of Johnny’s Ambassadors in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, near Denver. Stack’s son, Johnny, killed himself at age 19 in 2019, and she started her nonprofit organization to raise awareness and educate teenagers, parents and communities about the dangers of high-THC marijuana to adolescent brain development, mental illness and suicide. High-potency marijuana impacts neural pathways in the brain, particularly in adolescent brains that are still developing, Stack explains on the group’s website, johnnysambassadors. org. The harmful combination of a stillforming mind and high frequency use of high-potency THC products equals cannabis-induced psychosis, Stack says. Repeated CIP incidents can trigger schizophrenia or other mental illness. Even when the cannabis is withdrawn, the psychosis remains. “This is what happened to my beautiful boy,” she said. Heather Bacchus has trained as an ambassador with Stack’s organization and hopes to speak at schools, and perhaps even testify before the Minnesota Legislature, about the dangers of highly potent marijuana. Stack said she knows Bacchus and understands what she — and many other

parents — are going through. “She told me,” Stack said in an email interview about Bacchus’ efforts. “So glad to hear the stories are getting out.” Her own son, Stack said, had no medical or mental health issues until he began using marijuana at age 14 at a party, when he was a freshman in high school. As their son’s involvement in the drug deepened, they turned to group programs, therapists, three mental health stays, inpatient and outpatient programs, she said. “Three days before he passed, he came over for dinner,” Stack explains on her organization’s website. “He lived in our condo a couple miles down the street and would often pop in for a home-cooked meal. “I need to tell you that you were right,’ he said to me. ‘Right about what?’ I ask. ‘Right about the marijuana. You told me weed would hurt my brain, and it’s ruined my mind and my life. You were right all along. I’m sorry, and I love you.’ He died by suicide three days later.” Johnny’s Ambassadors has 7,500 people on its mailing list, from all over the United States. It has 10 doctors, therapists and researchers on its scientific advisory board — specialists in child psychiatry, addiction psychiatry, emergency and pain medicine, cannabis use and psychosis. The board includes practicing clinical psychologist Aaron Weiner, who in his practice in Lake Forest, Illinois, specializes in treating people suffering from drug or alcohol use or behavioral addictions. Recreational marijuana for people 21 and older has been legal in Illinois since 2020. “I would say that as the advertisements have scaled up, as the industry has scaled up, we’ve seen marijuana use go up,” Weiner said in an email interview. “And certainly, the industry has a huge hand in this because they make more money the more (of it) they sell, and the more they normalize the product.” The biggest danger of marijuana to adolescents is “a direct link between marijuana and brain health, in a

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WHAT’S HAPPENING • WHAT’S HAPPENING • WHAT’S HAPPENING Lunch and table games

When: noon Wednesday, July 13 & 27 Where: Christ the Servant Lutheran Church, 3676 Centerville Road, Vadnais Heights Details: Bring a bag lunch and play table games with friends. Coffee provided. Contact: 651-204-6000 or cityvadnaisheights.com/ seniors

Vadnais Heights Music in the Park Series

When and where: 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, July 13 at Oak Creek Park; July 20 at Kohler Meadows Park; and July 27 at Bridgewood Park Details: Celebrate summer with free outdoor concerts. Big Toe and the Jam perform July 13; The Roe Family singers on July 20; and Mac and Cheese on July 27.

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When: noon-6 p.m. Thursday, July 14 Where: White Bear Lake Armory, 2228 4th St. Contact: Schedule and appointment at 1-800-RED CROSS or redcrossblood.org

Hockey Day Minnesota Kick-off event

When: 6 p.m. Thursday, July 14 Where: Gazebo stage, downtown White Bear Lake Details: Join the NHL and Minnesota Wild as they unveil the teams and team captains for Hockey Day Minnesota, along with a mini hockey expo with games, vendors and food on Fourth Street, and opportunity to get photos taken on a Zamboni and autographs

We wish everyone a safe and fun filled Summer!

When: July 15-17 Where: Lowell Park, 101 Water St., Stillwater Details: Past events have included live concerts, fireworks, parade, medallion hunt, kiddie carnival, tethered hot air balloon rides, vendors, chef’s competition, log rolling, axe throwing, fishing tournament, boat rides, Lumberjack competitions and fun on the river. Contact: lumberjackdays.com Vadnais Heights Food Program

from local players Ryan Carter and Hannah Brandt. Following the Marketfest event, A concert featuring Martin Zellar and the Hardways at Big Wood Brewery from 7-10 p.m. Contact: hockeydaymn.com

When: 9-11 a.m. Saturday, July 16 Where: Vadnais Heights Commons, 655 E. County Road F Details: Distribution of food to any family in need and considered low income. May register day of event. Contact: 612-245-9259 or cityvadnaisheights.com/foodshelf

Fridays with Firefighters

When: 10 a.m.-noon Friday, July 15 Where: Fire Station, 2240 County Road E., White Bear Lake Details: Free event for families to learn safety education and visit with firefighters.

Vocality Concert

When: 3-4:30 p.m. Saturday, July 16 Where: Front porch at 4671 Lake Ave., White Bear Lake Details: 7th Annual free concert performed by Vocality, an a cappella quartet that sings songs from the 60's and 70's as well as some newer numbers. Special guest quartet Spice also performs. Park on Banning Ave. and bring a lawn chair and beverage. Contact: vocalityquartet.com

Fare for All White Bear Lake

When: 1-3 p.m. Friday, July 15 Where: Community of Grace Church, Details: Buy fruit, vegetables, and frozen meat at a discount. Open to everyone. Contact:thefoodgroupmn.org

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When: 4:30-7 p.m. Friday, July 15 Where: Mahtomedi District Education Center, 1520 Mahtomedi Ave. Details: Food truck, yard games, activities and live music. Helps support community education scholarships. Contact: 651-407-2018 or communityed.mahtomedi.k12. mn.us

When: 6-7:30 p.m. Sunday, July 17 Where: Tighe-Schmitz Park (hockey rink), Birchwood Details: Twin Cities quintet The Riff Rangers perform. Free and open to the public. Bring a lawn chair. See lineup of performers online. Contact: cityofbirchwood.com

Ongoing events Marketfest

When: 6-9 p.m. Thursdays June 16 through July 28 Where: Downtown White Bear

Lake Details: Free family festival includes more than 150 retail and food vendors, live music, children’s activities, farmers market, classic car show. Contact: marketfest.org

Beach Yoga

When: 7-8 a.m. Fridays through Aug. 26 Where: Memorial Beach, 4980 Lake Ave. N., White Bear Lake Details: All are welcome. Donations welcome.

Midwest Ski Otters shows

When: 6 p.m. Sundays beginning second Sunday in June throughout the summer Where: Goose Lake on Hoffman Road in White Bear Lake Details: White Bear-based team of 120 amateur skiers from metro area Contact: skiotter.com

Bald Eagle Waterski Club Shows

When: 7 p.m. Thursdays, mid-June through August Where: Centerville Lake in Centerville Details: Members of all ages perform waterskiing tricks. Club also performs at summer festivals throughout the state. Contact: baldeaglewaterskishows. com

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Two local 18-year-old hockey players were drafted by National Hockey League teams last week. Ryan Chesley of Mahtomedi was taken by the Washington Capitals in the second round with the 37th pick. He is a 6-foot, 200-pound defenseman. Cruz Lucius of Grant was taken in the fourth round by the Carolina Hurricanes with the 124th pick. He’s a 6-foot-1, 185-pound right winger. Both are current members of the United States National Team Development Program, based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Chesley has signed with the Minnesota Gophers. Lucius signed with the Wisconsin Badgers on Jan. 5, after previously committing to the Gophers. In the NHL, players are drafted at age 18, and the

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teams retain their rights while they play college hockey. Chesley left home in eighth grade to attend Shattuck-St. Mary’s, a Faribault school whose hockey program plays a national schedule. Chesley played for SSM at the 14U and 16U levels before joining the USNTDP. He was the first of 14 USNTDP players drafted. Lucius attended Gentry Academy, a private school in Vadnais Heights owned by his parents. Gentry Academy, like Shattuck-St. Mary’s, has a high-powered hockey program, although Lucius never played for the school team. Lucius’s brother, Chaz Lucius, also a Gentry graduate, signed with the Winnipeg Jets in April, after playing one season for the Gophers. Chaz was the 19th pick in the 2021 draft.

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SPORTS BRIEFS Bears, Zephyrs wrestle in team camp

White Bear Lake and Mahtomedi wrestlers participated in the Malecek Team Camp held June 27-30 in Onalaska, Wisconsin. White Bear Lake won four of six matches. Top records for the Bears were Isaac Kolstad 7-2, Christian Carlson 7-2, Tyler Brock 6-3, Porter Cleary 6-3, Noah Ludwig 5-4, and Charlie Woodcock 4-2. Mahomedi had a 1-5 record. Zephyrs winning four matches each were Evan McGuire, Hayden Schaefer, JP Johnson and Max Rice. Aiden Carlson had two wins. Johnson was chosen for an all-star match in which he lost 5-4 to a South Dakota State champion.

Mahtomedi fishing team has strong showing

Mahtomedi had four of the top eight entrants in the conference meet at Rush Lake. Nathan Amberg and Wes Melander placed third, Gus and Gertie Drenan fourth, Meyer Springborn and Cal Whitehead sixth, and Danny Ruiz and Jackson Miller eighth. “We were the only school with four teams in the top ten,” said coach Doug Tveit, adding that it was the best showing Mahtomedi has ever had in a meet. The Mahtomedi team currently has 16 to 17 members, he said. The next conference meets are slated for July 11 at North and South Center Lakes in Center City, and Aug. 9, tentatively set for Lake Minnetonka.

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Bears’ Smith takes his strong right arm to NC State

His summer record with the Minnesota Icemen AAU team was much better. One highlight was helping the Icemen capAfter two seasons pitching for a struggling White Bear ture a national Prep Baseball Lake team, Derrick Smith has Report tournament champimoved on to a strong Division I onship last summer. He won college program, North Carolithe only game he pitched (they were 8-1-1) and batted over .300 na State University. with a bases-loaded homer in The 6-foot-2, 225-pound rightone of the wins. hander with a 95-mph fastball Along with his heater, Smith was discovered on the summer said that his “punch-out” baseball circuit, as are most pitches are “a downward slider D-I recruits. Recruited by and that breaks out of a zone” and a committed to NC State before change-up on the corners. his junior year, Smith has Smith has joined a North already left home and started Carolina State program that college life. reached the College World “We’re having practices and BRENNAN SCHACHTNER | CONTRIBUTED Series final four in 2021 (they taking classes, getting an early Derrick Smith, who’s been clocked at 95 mph, was did not finsh due to a Covid outstart,” said Smith, contacted one of seven finalists for the Mr. Baseball Award break) and finished 37-19. This Monday at his dormitory in this spring. Raleigh, North Carolina. season the Wolfpack, under Even for a pitcher as overlongtime coach Elliott Avent, went 36-21 although they didn’t get an NCAA berth. powering as Smith, who was one of seven finalists for “I think they are going to be very good, and I liked the Mr. Baseball Award, wins were hard to come by in their player development program which will help me high school. reach my goal of pro baseball,” Smith said about his Smith started the 2022 season with a no-hitter decision to attend NC State. against Forest Lake, winning 2-0, but managed just About his goals there, he said, “I expect to be a one more win for the Bears, who finished 7-16. Facing reliever, a closer, my freshman year, and work my way the top opponents, and battling some arm trouble, he up to starting by my sophomore or junior year.” finished with a 2-4 record and 3.33 ERA in 40 inSmith was throwing 87-88 mph after his sophomore nings while striking out 59 batters. He got his second season when Wolfpack pitching coach Clint Chrysler all-conference award. scouted him and got his commitment. Smith said the In Smith’s junior year, the Bears had a 4-18 record. Wolfpack staff liked his potential to throw well into He pitched in all four wins. “It was frustrating at times, not winning games that the 90’s, along with his size. “I had a big, strong frame, and they could see I had the makeup to get bigger,” are winnable,” Smith reflected. “But I had a great said Smith. bond with those guys, and we had a good time overSmith’s brother, Dominic, also a standout athlete, all.” was All-MIAC wide receiver for Augsburg University One regret about his last prep season was that he as a sophomore last fall, catching 69 passes, 14 of them hit only .125. However, having honed a keen batting for touchdowns. He set a Bears single-season yardage eye, he drew 15 walks along with his six hits. “That record as a senior. was my worst year hitting. I usually hit a lot better The brothers both played football and football growthan that,” said Smith, who played first base when not pitching. ing up. Dominic played baseball through high school. Assistant coach Cory Hazard described Smith as Derrick dropped football after eighth grade to concen“an absolute power” on the mound. “When he hits his trate on his best sport. spots, he is unstoppable. Even when he isn't spotting Smith plans to major in sports management at NC up to the best of his ability, he knows his fastball can State. blow by the best of them.” BY BRUCE STRAND SPORTS WRITER

Mahtomedi cagers invited to Sweet 16 BY BRUCE STRAND SPORTS WRITER

The Mahtomedi boys and girls basketball teams, both likely Top Ten-ranked teams next season, will play in the exclusive Pacesetter Sweet 16 Tournament Aug. 6-7 at College of St. Benedict. The Sweet 16, an annual event for more than 30 years, is the most prestigious summer basketball event in the state. Pacesetter brings together four of the anticipated top teams in each of the four divisions to play a one-class tournament. “It is a great honor to be invited to the Sweet 16,” said Zephyr girls coach Erica Zizzo. The Zephyrs will return five of their top seven players from a 19-8 team. The White Bear Lake High School Boys Basketball Boosters held their first annual golf fundraiser at Applewood Hills Golf Course. Seventy-five participants included alumni, teachers, past and present coaches, family members and friends of the team. Golfers even had the opportunity to challenge members of the varsity team on a couple of holes.

She said two starters will not be available as Mya Wilson was invited to an elite camp in Florida and Ella Kletti will be making a college visit. “We are happy to be invited,” said Keith Newman, boys coach. “We feel like we have a very good group coming back and they have been working hard during the offseason to improve their games even more.” The Zephyrs will return five starters from an 18-8 team and another, Will Underwood, who averaged 24 points as a sophomore but missed last season with an injury. Newman said most of his players have been playing AAU ball and most should be available. The Sweet 16 boys field is expected

to be Class 4A’s Hopkins, Minneapolis South, Park Center and Wayzata; Class 3A’s Benilde-St. Margaret, Mahtomedi, Orono and St. Thomas Academy; Class 2A’s Lake City, Minneapolis North, Pequot Lakes and Plainview-Elgin-Millville; and Class 1A’s Cherry, Hayfield, New Life Academy and Spring Grove. The Sweet 16 girls field is expected to be Class 4A’s Eden Prairie, Hopkins, Minnetonka and St. Michael-Albertville; Class 3A’s Jordan, Mahtomedi, Stewartville and Marshall; Class 2A’s Minnehaha Academy, Pequot Lakes, Providence Academy and Montevideo; and Class 1A’s Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart, Grand Meadow, Mayer Lutheran and Underwood.

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OBITUARIES

Patricia T. Coffey, 80, of White Bear Lake, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Saturday, July 2, 2022. She was preceded in death by her parents, Frank and Antonia; brother, Frank; ex-husband, David; brother-in-law, Frank; and sister-in-law, Marge. Pat will be missed by her children, Chris (Brianna Huston) Coffey, Candy (David) Blanchard, and Kelly (Joel Peterson) Coffey; grandchildren, Sebryna, Sydney, Harrison, Annabella, Sarah, and Ella; sister-in-law, Helen; brother-inlaw, Donald; and other family and friends. Private interment at a later date. Bradshaw 651-407-8300 Bradshawfuneral.com

Giovanna (Honey) Leick December 26, 1930 – May 28, 2022 Giovanna Leick, 91, of White Bear Lake passed away peacefully May 28, 2022. Preceded in death by long- time companion John Hinrichs, daughter Joanne, son-in-laws Louie, Ron, grandson Andrew. Survived by children Linda, Judy, Diane, Eddie and Carrie and their spouses, 14 grandchildren, 26 great grandchildren and 2 great, great grandchildren. Celebration of Life Tuesday, July 19, 2022 at 11 a.m. at St. Mary of the Lake Church, 4741 Bald Eagle Ave, WBL with visitation one hour before Mass.

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Age 62, Of White Bear Lake Preceded in death by parents Willis and Claudette Klein, nephew Troy Collova. Survived by her beloved sons Freddie (Tanya), Travis (Britni) and Chad (Sarah), grandchildren Olivia, Quinn, Kaden, Evan, Brody, Jackson and Gemma; sister Ruthie (Steve) Collova and their children Crystal and Steven, and friend Cindy Lannon. Kelly was a committed follower of Jesus Christ. She was devoted to her sons and their families and delighted with spending time with them. Kelly faithfully and joyfully served the woman at MN Adult and Teen Challenge. Memorial Service 11 AM Thursday. July 14, 2022 at EAGLE BROOK CHURCH - WHITE BEAR LAKE CAMPUS, 2401 East Buffalo Street, White Bear Lake, with visitation from 9:00- 11:00 AM. Private family burial. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred. Arrangements by Honsa Family Funeral Home, 651-4296172

Douglas, John, 77, of White Bear Lake, passed away at home surrounded by loved ones on May 29, 2022. John is survived by the love of his life, wife, Sandy, of 50 years; daughter, Jody (Rich Nygaard); sons, Bob and Jon (Elizabeth); his sweet grandchildren, Shailey, Sophia, Anika, Paisley, Inara, Emmy and Sawyer; his brother, Ken; many nieces; nephews; and cousins; and dear friends, Jack, Sharon, Brad, and Roy; and other extended family and friends. John was preceded in death by his son, Tommy; parents, Cal and Dorothy; brother, Russ; sister, Marilyn Jackovich; brothers-in-law, Don McNertney and Joe Jackovich; niece, JoAnne Jackovich; and nephew, Phillip. John served in the Army for 2 years and is a Vietnam Veteran. John was a huge Rolling Stones fan. John was a loving husband, father, and grandfather. John will be deeply missed by all who loved him. “John, my love, you were supposed to let me go first”. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, July 20, 2022 4:00pm at Community of Grace Lutheran Church, 4000 Linden Drive, White Bear Lake, with visitation from 3:00pm until the time of the service. A private family interment to take place at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred. Mueller MemorialWhite Bear Lake www.muellermemorial.com 651-429-4944

Phyllis A. Olson Benjamin Age 94, Formerly WB Township of 90 Years Preceded in death by loving husband of 50 years, Stilwell “Ben” Benjamin; parents Alice and Carl Olson, sister Arlene Clemens and brother Allen Olson; Son in Law Dennis Morgenson; Sons Dan and Murray Benjamin; Survived by: (Sandy) Alan’s wife; Children (Gail) Dan’s wife, Karen (Nick) Beck, (Judy) Murray’s wife, Todd (Carol); Lee (Rodell), and Grant (Karen); 14 Grandchildren Chad, Tonya, Rebekah, Kim, Lisa, Eric, Devan, Chloe, Nathan, Audrey, Bill, Clayton, Nick and Alexa; 17 Great grandchildren Hailey, Wyatt, Elijah, Hayden, Jordan, Tyler, Isaac, Morgan, Ruth, Franklin, Michael, Annalee, Benjamin, Geneva, Mahle, Delilah, Broderick and many relatives and friends. Visitation and Service at Community of Grace Lutheran Church (formerly 1st Lutheran,) 4000 Linden Ave, WBL on Thursday July 14, 2022. 9:30am Visitation, 11:00am Service, Lunch to follow service. Private internment at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. In lieu of Flowers, memorials preferred to Community of Grace Lutheran Church OR St. Andrews Village Life Enrichment, 240 E Ave, Mahtomedi, MN 55115

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