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Official launch four years in making BY DEBRA NEUTKENS STAFF WRITER

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Owner Pete Sampair put on his captain hat to take the helm of the Joan II after launching her at Matoska Park.

At last, the 83-yearold cruiser built by a Norwegian boat builder returned to its roots on White Bear Lake. With little fanfare but a number of attentive spectators, the Joan II was launched July 7 at Matoska Park. The event followed four years of painstaking work by owner Pete Sampair, who admitted that restoring old wooden boats is never a moneymaking proposition. “It’s more about restoring memories,” he said, adding, “and continuing the legacy of Johnson Boat Works.”

The old wooden cruiser was built in 1939 by John O. Johnson, the Norwegian immigrant who built racing sailboats out of his Lake Avenue boat works. Most people know her as the “Queen Mary,” renamed by Johnson’s son Walter, aka Buster, after he inherited the boat — the largest on White Bear Lake. Sampair, who co-owns the boat with Mike Crary, decided to stick with her christened name, Joan II, in honor of the original owners. Johnson used a combination of Jo, which stood for John, and An, for Anna, his second wife, to arrive SEE JOAN II, PAGE 3A

Tour de Bar helps beneficiaries in countless ways BY DEBRA NEUTKENS STAFF WRITER

Money raised by hundreds of enthusiastic participants in the Tour de Bar is a godsend to families hurting from illness and loss. For Erica Largent and her three daughters, donations from the 2019 event not only helped pay medical bills, but more importantly, helped etch precious memories during final family trips with their husband and dad. Larry Largent died a year later at age 36. “The Tour helped in many ways,” said Erica, who now works as a school nurse at South Campus. “I was working minimally at St. John’s hospital as a nurse. We were at a crossroads with the amount of care Larry needed. I was at a point in time to made a decision to quit my job. Tour de Bar gave me the ability to do that without being terrified about how to survive.” The Largents were beneficiaries of a $21,000 gift, the highest amount raised

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Erica Largent and her three girls lost husband and father Larry to a debilitating disease in 2020. They were the last family to benefit from the Tour de Bar, canceled in 2020 and 2021.

so far by the Tour, an annual bicycle ride around the lake that started in 2007. “Everyone looks forward to the first Saturday in August,” noted Tour Chairman Mike Shearen. Since it began, the tour has raised more than $118,000 (see

list of funds raised 2007-2019). It was canceled in 2020 and 2021. Shearen predicts that 2022 will be another big year as people get “back and riding together again,” which is the theme for the 34th annual bicycle benefit. Some of the recipients share success

stories; some do not. Larry Largent suffered from an incurable, progressive brain disorder called frontotemporal dementia, or FTD. “It took him fast,” recalled Erica. “Larry passed almost two years to the date of his diagnosis in October 2018.” High school sweethearts, both Larry and Erica (she was a Dahl then) graduated from White Bear Lake High School in 2002. Coping with the loss is a continuing struggle, admitted Erica, but love and support from family and friends in her hometown has made a huge difference. She remains close with Larry’s parents, Jenny and Larry Sr., who sold their house in White Bear Lake after Larry died and moved to a one-level home in Forest Lake. Both Erica and Jenny were Larry’s caretakers. They had moved to his parents’ home after Larry’s diagnosis, deciding that was how best to care for him. SEE BICYCLE BENEFIT, PAGE 2A

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Erica bought a small house last fall in the Ramaley Park neighborhood. She’s working on a master’s degree in nursing education at St. Catherine University with plans to teach at the college level. She describes her three daughters, Lylah, Maura and Alyse, as “strong and resilient” girls who overall “are doing really well. We were isolated during the pandemic so it’s good to see them back socializing. COVID was a double whammy.” She finds comfort in returning to her old high school for work and bumping into old friends. “It’s good to be back in a familiar place,” she said. Change was difficult for her and Larry’s families, Erica continued.

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Built at Johnson Boat Works in 1939, the Joan II launched at Matoska Park earlier this month after a complete restoration. FROM PAGE 1

at Joan. The boat was his second homebuilt cruiser. A queen’s crown was painted on the stern in recognition of her previous name. The saga of how the 38-foot Joan II returned to her birthplace began when former owner Howard Nicholson of Port Washington, Wisconsin, announced he was putting the Queen up for sale. Nicholson, who grew up in Birchwood, bought the boat in 1982 from Walter Johnson. Sampair heard about the sale and called Jason Brown, owner of White Bear Boat Works and stepson of Skip Johnson, John O.’s grandson. The two traveled to Green Bay to see the Queen and struck a deal. She was shipped back on a flatbed truck. That was in 2018. Sampair prefers not

to share how much he’s sunk into the restoration. He did say anonymous benefactors with similar vision helped with the costs. Assisting with the launch was Steve Gamble, who worked on the boat 52 years ago. He was employed at Johnson Boat Works in high school, helping sand and paint boat bottoms and bringing boats in and out. He thought the cruiser “looks good.” After her inaugural launch last Thursday, Sampair pulled the boat out of the water. He had planned to take a cruise around the lake but the engine’s idle wasn’t quite right, so she was returned to his warehouse. Brown, who played on the boat as a child, is helping with repairs and maintenance. The Joan II will likely be docked in Commercial Bay once the issue

is addressed. The boat’s engine, a 5.7 MerCruiser, is the only part that isn’t original, according to Brown. Parts for the old three-cylinder Detroit diesel engine are impossible to find, so the difficult decision was made to replace it. Sampair hopes to offer boat rides to charitable groups but the cruiser will remain privately owned. Someday, he might just recreate the trip John O. Johnson and his wife Anne took back in 1940 when they voyaged down the Mississippi River to New Orleans and then on to St. Petersburg, Florida. “That’s a goal,” Sampair said. “There’s a lot of talk and a lot of great ideas for the boat. For now, I’m just happy as anyone to see her in the water. It’s all about having fun and putting smiles on faces.”

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ASS SHOOTINGS ARE on the increase. They are tragic and devastating. Families and children are fearful and law enforcement is not able to prevent them or reduce the incidence of these merciless killings.

I don’t see gun control, confiscation or more regulations as the only answer to reducing this growing problem. It’s a much, much deeper problem in our society and I think we’ve been skirting the root cause. What creates so much anger that provokes young men to walk into a school and kill innocent children and teachers? What creates so much hatred that provokes a person to walk into a place of worship and kill innocent people who only want to exercise their freedom of or to kill people simply because About the religion, of the color of their skin or sexual orientation? Town I fear for our country. As an American, Gene Johnson democratic society, I think we have lost our way. We have broken homes, children not being raised by parents, poverty, poor educational systems, and gangs. Violence is everywhere— on television, in the movies, on the Internet, in video games, on social media and in real-life news programs. Today there is a disrespect for law and order, for police, for teachers, for employers, for parents and for each other. We have lost many of the fundamentals of civil life. Perhaps it’s partly the decline in church attendance that has led to this, or parents no longer teaching basic manners and politeness to children. Worse, many parents may also lack these attributes. The moral fabric of this country seems to be coming apart. Many people who feel isolated, marginalized and insignificant are susceptible to dangerous messages found on social media and the Internet. Unless we begin to make progress solving these deeper problems of our society, I don’t see mass shootings going away. Our society, beginning with children, has lost respect for the responsibility of being parents. We have lost some of the basic fundamentals of civility and rules for living that Moses brought down from Mount Sinai known as the Ten Commandments. Today many pastors through their sermon communication are finding it difficult to challenge areas of immorality and ethics in our society. There is fear of reprisal, fear that their church won’t grow or it will lose financially. People are trying to rewrite the Constitution. In the first place, they should read it and understand it. Our government and our elected representatives are supposed to serve the people, not concentrate on personal financial gain. What information can you trust today? The Bible is our manufacturer’s handbook. It is God-inspired word, but throughout history sinful people have turned against God. They have lost what the words “Love your neighbor as yourself ” mean. Our nation is on the road to self-destruction and we cannot continue on this path. If we don’t make changes, we will continue to lose freedoms that we have fought so hard to protect. You can make a difference. Be an encourager. Invite people to church and help them be involved. Read the Bible or attend a Bible study. You may discover that the society written about and condemned in the Bible is very similar to our society today. Check it out!

The first amendment future of debate over Roe v. Wade

he First Amendment was not the focus for the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. But the five freedoms in the First Amendment have powered the nation’s long, divisive debate over the incredibly personal and societal issue of abortion – and may well be how we frame its future. In its 5-4 decision, the court deployed the First Amendment as a next step, as the issue now returns to individual Movers & states to set their own rules. Justice Samuel Shakers Alito’s opinion Gene Policinski cited a 1992 decision in which the late Justice Antonin Scalia predicted “the permissibility of abortion, and the limitations upon it, are to be resolved like most important questions in our democracy: by citizens trying to persuade one another and then voting.” In other words, the Supreme Court told us that the ultimate decision on legal abortions will come from us, collectively, using our First Amendment rights to speak and write to each other

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Parish Lovejoy for supporting the end of slavery. For decades, women used their First Amendment rights to fight for the right to vote, facing violence like being force-fed during hunger strikes. The nation still is embroiled in debating social justice issues around civil rights for people of color. In response to the Black Lives Matter protests over police killings of Black men, some states have enacted draconian laws aimed at stifling the First Amendment rights of speech, assembly and petition. Those laws ignore history. It was the pursuit of those very freedoms – the right to produce change by being heard in a free and open “marketplace of ideas” – that fueled the creation of our nation. The First Amendment favors no side in the issue of abortion’s legality, or any other issue of public importance. Nor does it disfavor any view. It does protect from government penalty or censorship any engaged citizen willing to use information, education and participation to, as Scalia wrote, “persuade one another.” Gene Policinski, Freedom Forum senior fellow for the First Amendment, can be reached at gpolicinski@ freedomforum.org.

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to advance our views and to assemble with people of like minds to ask for a “redress of grievances.” The nation didn’t wait to take that instruction from the justices. As soon as the decision was announced, anti-abortion activists paused to celebrate, and opponents of reversing Roe took to the streets, the media and online forums to decry the court’s action. The newest place for the next generation to join the debate: TikTok, where according to The Washington Post, “Gen Z is harnessing political power by creating bite-size videos on the nation’s fastest-growing social media platform.” Newscasts from outside the Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C., showed daily dueling groups of demonstrators on the sidewalks. Weekend news reports said marches and protests in support of Roe erupted in more than 100 cities and towns across the nation. The First Amendment’s right to assembly shielded each side. Abortion certainly is not the first or only major issue to enrage, excite and galvanize us to use those core freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly and petition – or to go beyond them. Nearly 200 years ago, a mob killed newspaper editor Elijah

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Never in a million years would I have thought I would be writing a letter to the editor. However, I've been reading all of the recent, seemingly coordinated, editorials attacking Roger Chamberlain in this paper. I now feel the need to speak up. Like many of us, the past few years of turbulent politics and the decaying state of our country has forced me to pay attention and get involved. I decided to start locally, and have gotten to know Sen. Chamberlain well. I've been very impressed with him! He is reliable, trustworthy and hardworking. Most importantly, he is honest and straightforward. He cares about and listens to the people he serves. He has gotten things done that impact all of us directly. He has successfully pushed for studies of White Bear's water level, a TCE ban, rail repair and jobs in Hugo and a middle-class tax cut. Also, he continues to fight for eliminating state taxes on Social Security. Sen. Chamberlain is beyond platitudes, he actually listens and acts. I am sick of politics as usual, and have found an uplifting candidate that I am proud to defend and vote for. Glad I got involved!

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PAID LETTER We are in a dark place A recent poll found that the overwhelming majority of gun owners support commonsense gun control measures like universal background checks, red flag laws and raising the minimum age to buy guns to 21. The 2022 election gives us the opportunity to elect leaders who will work to enact these policies. In House District 36A, which includes the communities of Centerville, Circle Pines, Lino Lakes, North Oaks and part of White Bear Township, that leader is Susie Strom. As the mom of two young daughters, Susie shares the concerns of many in our community about school shootings, 27 of which have occurred this year alone in the United States. She supports increased funding for mental health services and staff in schools and policies that make it more difficult for youth to obtain firearms. As a veteran, Susie understands how difficult it can be for veterans to transition back into civilian life. Suicide rates for veterans are much higher than in the general population and the majority of these suicides result from the use of firearms. Susie supports safe storage programs and red flag laws, which can prevent people from harming themselves or others with firearms. We are in a dark place, losing children and entire families to suicide and crime. This is not OK. We are the only ones who have the power to make change. We need to show up in this election, find the

person on the ballot who will do what Minnesotans want about gun violence, and vote for them so they will do what we the people want to keep our communities safe. I believe Susie Strom is that person to serve as our Representative in District 36A.

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PAID LETTER No action taken on Human Rights Commission There were bags of white rice attached to a flyer left on your neighbor’s property. The flyer said, “Defend white children, white families, white values, your people, your race, your nation.” Most people will likely react by thinking, “That is racist, and intimidating behavior does not happen in my neighborhood.” Well it does, and it did happen over the course of two nights in late June/early July to our neighbors in Lino Lakes and North Oaks. Law enforcement is investigating. They stated, “The link printed on these flyers is associated with white supremacy groups.” Our local politicians have condemned the behavior but have not taken any action to help our community in being more inclusive and welcoming. The mayor of Vadnais Heights, Heidi Gunderson, (who is now running for the Minnesota House) did not support establishing a Human Rights Commission in Vadnais Heights even after a packed meeting of residents spoke passionately about supporting this commission. The mayor, as well as several other council members, showed no interest in taking action to create a Human Rights Commission, which would be made up of volunteers who care about the safety and inclusivity of our community. This decision to do nothing speaks volumes about their values. Brion Curran was one of the speakers at that council meeting. Brion’s personal experience there was a pivotal moment that helped her decide to run for the House in her district (36B). Heather Gustafson was a driving force behind the grassroots effort to establish a Human Rights Commission. Heather is now running for Senate in our district. Both Heather and Brion experienced firsthand that our current leadership has no interest in working to create a community that values, respects and welcomes everyone. I have witnessed the brave actions that Heather and Brion have taken to lead our community and to run for public office. Their actions do speak volumes about our community inclusiveness and our values. They have my vote!

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Constitution doesn't mention abortion I read with interest the response letter of July 6 by George Kimball. The Constitution of the U.S. does not support his comments. There is no statement in the text or Amendments that even remotely mentions abortion. The Constitution was preceded by a number of essays called the Federalist Papers to inform citizens as to the content and why it was worded as it was. They should be read as well. The Constitution is largely a definition of the government being formed, its makeup, and rules and guidelines for carrying them out. Amendment 12 states that “The powers not delegated to the United States…, nor prohibited by it, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.” The Federalist Papers indicate that the intent was to place most decision-making in the hands of the States, see below. He references the 14th Amendment, Section 1, as supporting the federal government’s right to control abortion; however, it does state “nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty without due process,” etc. Again, no reference to abortion or rights to one. The Declaration of Independence states that, “All men are created equal and endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are the right to Life, Liberty" etc. That sounds to me like a right, not to be infringed. The SCOTUS merely stated that since there is no mention of abortion in the Constitution, that subject must be returned “to the states, or to the people.” I believe that is a correct interpretation. A comment on Lori Olinger’s letter on “access to health care.” Women have rights; but, they also have responsibilities. Contraception, an act of prevention, should be “worth a pound of cure.” Couples should be responsible for their choices. Abortion should never be a primary means of birth control.

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On April 26, 2022, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) issued a Public Health Assessment summarizing health impacts our community could suffer (past, present, future) because of 24-plus years of toxic pollution by Water Gremlin. The NCCG (Neighborhood Concerned Citizens Group) has worked tirelessly on this fiasco for 3.5 years. We believe people in our community have been sickened (or worse) by devastating pollution Water Gremlin imparted into the air, water and soil in the area. Whether willfully or irresponsibly, they’ve mishandled TCE, and proved incompetent at handling lead, t-DCE and hazardous waste. The impact on human health has been significant and is only part of the profoundly concerning facts involving this serial polluter. Water Gremlin is now delaying issuance of a years-overdue air permit because they’re pushing to use t-DCE at a level 3.5 times higher than the current MDH guidelines. Ultimately, we want Water Gremlin to eliminate using t-DCE, as the chemical structure of this volatile compound is very similar to TCE. Our community believes Water Gremlin deserves no :breaks’ be cut, particularly in the area of volatile organic compounds. They’ve no history of compliance with regulations, whether involving t-DCE, lead, hazardous waste, or TCE. Frankly, the community is still trying to understand the cumulative impact of all types of pollution imparted on us by Water Gremlin. This permit has been “in the works” for 3.5 years. We were to have a public (community) meeting on May 24, 2022, with officials from MPCA and MDH to go over details of this long-overdue permit. Because of Water Gremlin delay tactics, the public meeting is now rescheduled for July 28. There is no indication of cultural change at Water Gremlin. It has demonstrated for years an inability to operate within the confines of its air permit, or any other limits set forth for the company. The community insists upon continued air monitoring and frequent on-site inspections. We cannot and will not look away from the 24-plus-year history of negligence and disregard for human health and the environment.

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WHITE BEAR LAKE POLICE REPORTS The White Bear Police Department reported the following selected incidents: • A suspicious man in the 3200 block of Midland Avenue was not located July 6. • Tools were stolen from a vehicle in the 1500 block of Park Street overnight July 6. • Disorderly conduct by juveniles was reported July 6 in the 1700 block of Birch Lake Avenue. • A burglary was reported at a business in the 1800 block of Buerkle Road July 6. • A swimmer had items taken on the beach while swimming July 6 in the 4900 block of Lake Avenue. • Officers responded to a person sleeping in a tent in the 3400 block of Buckbee Road July 6. • Officers responded to a report of a man on the sidewalk yelling profanities through a microphone in the 2200 block of County Road E July 6, but he was gone when they arrived. • Criminal damage to property was reported in the 3800 block of Jay Lane July 7. • Violations at the dog beach were reported July 7. • A vehicle was stolen from the lot of a business in the 1900 block of Buerkle Road July 7. • Graffiti was reported in the 4900 block of Lake Avenue July 7. • Officers responded to a fight between a man and a woman in the 2200 block of Thomas Lane July 8. • An Isanti woman was arrested for obstruction and underage consumption following a disorderly conduct incident in the 1600 block of Goose Lake Road, Gem Lake, July 8. • Officers responded to separate verbal disputes in the 2300

block of Elm Drive and the 3600 block of Hoffman Road July 8. • A vehicle fled officers attempting to conduct a traffic stop near White Bear Avenue and County Road E July 8. • Officers responded to a report of people arguing in the street in the 3800 block of Prairie Road July 9. • A White Bear Lake man was arrested for DWI following a traffic stop for expired registration at the intersection of Highway 61 and Cedar Avenue July 9. • Officers responded to a dispute in the 1500 block of Birch Lake Blvd. July 9. • Officers took a report of an assault incident between two coworkers in the 4400 block of Lake Avenue S. July 9. • A noise complaint was reported in the 3800 block of Oak Terrace July 10. • Officers responded to a domestic assault and threats in the 3200 block of White Bear Avenue July 10. • An assault was reported in the 5000 block of Stewart Avenue July 10. • Officers responded to a report of two people in a dumpster in the 1800 block of Buerkle Road July 10. • Disorderly conduct was reported July 10 in the 2100 block of Orchard Lane. • Theft occurred at a road construction site in the 5000 block of Bald Eagle Avenue July 11. • Harassment was reported in the 4000 block of Gisella Blvd. July 11. • Trespassing was reported in the 4400 block of Lake Avenue July 11. • Officers responded to a dispute in the 3800 block of Highland Avenue July 11.

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A White Bear Lake man, 31, has been charged with second degree DWI and for having a blood alcohol content greater than the .08 legal limit within two hours after consuming alcohol. He faces a jail term of up to one year and/or a maximum fine of $3,000 if convicted of the first offense and an additional year in jail and/or maximum fine of $3,000 if also convicted of the second offense. At approximately 3:17 a.m. June 28, Ramsey County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to a report of a male slumped over in the front seat a grey Scion parked outside a liquor store in the 1100 block of County Road E. On arrival at the scene, deputies noted the vehicle parked crookedly and taking up two different parking spots. The male was still asleep in the front seat, the vehicle's tail and brake lights were still illuminated and the keys to the vehicle were still in the ignition. After four attempts to wake him, deputies took the subject's statement that he had drunk four beers before driving. The subject had great difficulty performing any of the field sobriety tests and agreed to a preliminary breath test, which registered a .137 alcohol content. At jail, the subject's blood alcohol content registered .175 on the Datamaster breath test. The subject had a prior DWI from 2021, which was used to enhance the charges.

JULY 20, 2022

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

Vadnais Heights

• Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office deputies recovered an abandoned bicycle June 20 lying in the roadway in the 700 block of Parkside Drive. The gas-powered motor attached to the bike was leaking fluid and appeared damaged. • A St. Paul woman, 24, and a juvenile female were arrested for theft June 20 at the Walmart in the 800 block of County Road E after they were observed concealing items, passing all points of sale and fleeing loss prevention personnel when they were stopped. Deputies found one suspect hiding behind neighboring businesses, who then tried to flee by dumping the stolen merchandise on the ground. The other suspect was found hiding in the restroom of a neighboring business. Both females were issued trespass notices before being taken in. The adult was arrested for misdemeanor theft, misdemeanor possession of marijuana and gross misdemeanor giving false information to police. The juvenile was transported to the juvenile detention center and booked without further incident for misdemeanor theft, fleeing on foot and misdemeanor obstruction. • An adult male escaped after an unsuccessful attempt at shoplifting $639.61 worth of merchandise from the Walmart June 20, after he was observed filling a cart with merchandise and bypassing all points of sale.

When stopped by loss prevention personnel, he left the cart and merchandise and fled north on foot across County Road E and into the parking lot of a shopping mall. • A Maplewood woman, 51, was cited and trespassed June 20 at the Walmart for under-scanning $108.32 worth of items at the self-checkout, after she was detained by loss prevention personnel. A St. Paul woman, 34, was also cited at the store that day after she under-scanned items at the self-checkout. The suspect dropped one item when stopped by store employees at the exit and fled on foot. Because the woman was a known shoplifter, she was mailed a misdemeanor theft citation. • An Isanti man reported the front license plate stolen from his vehicle June 21 while it was parked in an employee lot in the 1100 block of Willow Lake Blvd. • A Wilson, Wisconsin, man reported the catalytic converter stolen from his Mitsubishi Outlander as it was parked in a medical facility lot in the 3500 block of Arcade Street June 21 while his spouse was undergoing surgery. • Deputies initiated a 4-mile pursuit of a stolen vehicle at 10:08 p.m. June 21 in the area of Centerville Road and Edgerton Street. They didn’t catch the thief, but the plates and the vehicle were recovered the next morning by different agencies. It all started when deputies were flagged down in the area of Labore Road and Willow Lake Road about a vehicle driving suspiciously around the neighborhood. When

deputies tried to conduct a traffic stop, the vehicle accelerated, weaved and turned off its headlights. The pursuit entered various thoroughfares and ended when the vehicle, stolen from a South St. Paul man, entered a residential area. • A Minneapolis man, 32, and a Minneapolis woman, 25, were cited June 23 at the Walmart for misdemeanor theft after they were observed switching price tags and underpaying $64.80 at the self-checkout. • A resident in the 800 block of Berwood Avenue on June 24 reported a check removed from his checkbook without permission, written out to a relative and cashed. • A South St. Paul woman, 38, was cited June 25 in the 900 block of Vadnais Drive for misdemeanor domestic assault, assault and disorderly conduct.

White Bear Township

• A Maple Grove man reported a laptop and military-issued gear stolen from his unlocked vehicle June 23 while it was parked in an employee lot in the 4200 block of Otter Lake Road. The following day, the complainant noticed fraudulent credit card charges and attempts to use information on his laptop. • A resident in the 5800 block of Hobe Lane on June 24 reported receiving letters regarding a vehicle loan that he never initiated. When he called the bank, he learned his identity information was used to purchase a $63,000 vehicle in Connecticut.

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:

Dellwood

• Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office deputies were dispatched out to the scene of an abandoned vehicle in the 9000 block of Ideal Avenue N. at 9:47 a.m. June 24. On the vehicle was a note that requested that the vehicle not be towed. The note included a phone number with which to contact the registered owner. Deputies did try the number and left multiple voicemails, but could not reach the owner. As the vehicle had been left at that location for several days and even displayed tabs that expired in September, deputies had it towed. • Deputies arrested an unnamed suspect June 25 on Dellwood Curve for using a weapon to threaten another person.

Grant

• A firearm was reported stolen June 20 during a burglary in the 9000 block of Lansing Avenue N.

• A group home resident in the 11000 block of Julianne Avenue N. reported being struck in the shoulder by another resident. The attacker received a citation for fifth-degree assault. • A motorist was cited June 23 on westbound Highway 36 for failure to use lanes designated for through traffic use, after he was seen traveling at a high rate of speed in the right turn lane. The vehicle then continued west, drove on the shoulder and cut off other vehicles before being pulled over.

Mahtomedi

• A motorist was arrested on a narcotics warrant at 12:29 a.m. June 20 in the area of Hilton Trail N. and 72nd Street N. • A pile of BB pellets was reported found June 20 in the 1000 block of Lincolntown Avenue. • A canoe occupied by two people was reported tipped over on White Bear Lake at 8:50 p.m. June 21. When deputies arrived on scene, the canoe and its occupants had made it to shore without assistance. • Extensive graffiti was

reported overnight June 21-22 in both the women’s and men’s public restrooms at Southwest Park on Long Lake Road. • Deputies formally banished three individuals from the Holiday gas station on Stillwater Road at 1:31 p.m. June 22. At 2:31 p.m. that day, deputies received a report of the juveniles trespassing again. When deputies located the youths, they said they were in the area of the gas station, but not actually at the gas station. • A suspicious occupied vehicle found in the Chuck and Don’s Pet Food parking lot at 2:19 a.m. June 24 turned out to be a person looking for a cell phone believed to have been lost somewhere around the gas station lot. • Deputies on water patrol just before 9 p.m. June 24 issued two written warnings to boaters on White Bear Lake for operating after sunset without lights.

Pine Springs

• A skateboarder was reported at 11:21 p.m. June 24 on eastbound Highway 36 over Hilton Trail N.

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PAUL W-6 P-11 HAYDEN HEIGHTS RECREATION CENTER (W-6 P-11) 1965 HOYT AVE E ST PAUL NEW BRIGHTON P-6 NEW BRIGHTON COMMUNITY CENTER (P-6) 400 10TH ST NW NEW BRIGHTON close on Tuesday, August 16 at 5:00 p.m. Candidates may submit an affidavit of withdrawal up ST. PAUL W-7 P-01 DAYTON'S BLUFF RECREATION CENTER (W-7 800fees CONWAY STrefundable. ST PAUL until Thursday, August 18P-1) by 5:00 p.m. Filing are not NEW BRIGHTON P-7 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST (P-7) 1000 LONG LAKE RD NEW BRIGHTON ST. PAUL W-7 P-02 HAZEL PARK RECREATION CENTER (W-7 P-2) 945 HAZEL ST N ST PAUL NEW BRIGHTON P-8 GRACEPOINT CHURCH (P-8) 2351 RICE CREEK RD NEW BRIGHTON Candidates for the(W-7 following fileJOHNSON at either the city office or the ST. PAUL W-7 P-03 OUR SAVIOUR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH P-3) city offices may 674 PKWY ST Ramsey PAUL County NORTH OAKS P-1 NORTH OAKS CITY HALL–COUNCIL CHAMBERS (P-1) 100 VILLAGE CENTER DR NORTH OAKS Elections Office. ST. PAUL W-7 P-04 MOUNDS PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (W-7 P-4) 1049 EUCLID ST ST PAUL NORTH OAKS P-2 NORTH OAKS CITY HALL–COUNCIL CHAMBERS (P-2) 100 VILLAGE CENTER DR NORTH OAKS ST. PAUL W-7 P-05 MOUNDS THEATER (W-7 P-5) 1029 HUDSON RD ST PAUL NORTH ST. PAUL P-1 RIVER OF GOD CHURCH (P-1) 2490 7TH AVE E NORTH ST PAUL Jurisdiction Position Filing Office Fee ST. PAUL W-7 P-06 EAST SIDE COMMUNITY CENTER (W-7 P-6) 1526 6TH ST E ST PAUL NORTH ST. PAUL P-2 NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (P-2) 2675 HIGHWAY 36 E NORTH ST PAUL ST. PAUL W-7 P-07 WILSON HI-RISE (W-7 P-7) 1300 WILSON AVE ST PAUL NORTH ST. PAUL P-3 COWERN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (P-3) 2131 MARGARET ST N NORTH ST PAUL • Mayor 1505 BURNS AVE ST. PAUL W-7 P-08 PROGRESSIVE BAPTIST CHURCH (W-7 P-8) ST PAUL NORTH ST. PAUL P-4 RICHARDSON SCHOOL-GYM (P-4) 2400 17TH AVE E NORTH ST PAUL (4-year term) ST. PAUL W-7 P-09 HAZEL PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (W-7 P-9)• 2 seats 1831 MINNEHAHA AVE E ST PAUL Ramsey County or ROSEVILLE P-01 CENTENNIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (P-1) 1524 COUNTY ROAD C2 W ROSEVILLE Councilmember ST. PAUL W-7 P-10 EASTERN HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY 2001 MARGARET STArden Hills ST PAUL Arden Hills SCHOOL (W-7 P-10) $2 • 1 seat (special, 2-year ROSEVILLE P-02 ROSEVILLE COVENANT CHURCH (P-2) 2865 HAMLINE AVE N ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL W-7 P-11 CONWAY RECREATION CENTER (W-7 P-11) 2090 CONWAY AVE City Hall ST PAUL term) Councilmember ROSEVILLE P-03 ROSEVILLE CITY HALL (P-3) 2660 CIVIC CENTER DR ROSEVILLE ST. PAUL W-7 P-12 BATTLE CREEK RECREATION CENTER (W-7 P-12) 75 WINTHROP ST S ST PAUL 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 ROSEVILLE P-05 ST. CHRISTOPHER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH (P-5) 2300 HAMLINE AVE N ROSEVILLE Councilmember3115 (3) VICTORIA ST NBlaine SHOREVIEW P-1 LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION (P-1) ROSEVILLE Blaine $5 ROSEVILLE P-06 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTEHRAN CHURCH (P-6) 2561 VICTORIA ST N ROSEVILLE 1 seat in Ramsey County City Hall SHOREVIEW P-2 SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-2) 3920 VICTORIA ST N SHOREVIEW ROSEVILLE P-07 CENTRAL PARK ELEMENTARY (P-7) 535 COUNTY ROAD B2 W ROSEVILLE SHOREVIEW P-3 SHOREVIEW CITY HALL (P-3) 4600 VICTORIA ST N SHOREVIEW ROSEVILLE P-08 1910 COUNTY ROAD B W ROSEVILLE Gem Lake SHOREVIEW AŊPÉTU TÉČA EDUCATION CENTER (P-8) SHOREVIEW P-4 SHOREVIEW COMMUNITY GemCENTER Lake (P-4) Councilmember4580 (2) VICTORIA ST N $2 City Hall 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 ROSEVILLE P-10 ROSEVILLE LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-10) 1215 ROSELAWN AVE W ROSEVILLE SHOREVIEW P-6 INCARNATION LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-6) 4880 HODGSON RD NORTH OAKS Mayor Lauderdale ROSEVILLE P-11 GALILEE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-11) 145 MCCARRONS BLVD N ROSEVILLE Lauderdale (P-7) SHOREVIEW P-7 LAKE JOHANNA FIRE DEPARTMENT SHOREVIEW $2 Councilmember5545 (2) LEXINGTON AVE City Hall ST ANTHONY P-1 SILVERWOOD PARK EVENT CENTER (P-1) 2500 COUNTY ROAD E ST ANTHONY Notice of Filing SPRING LAKE PARK P-1R EMMANUEL CHRISTIAN CENTER (P-1R) 7777 UNIVERSITY AVE NE SPRING LAKE PARK 2022 State General Election ST. PAUL W-1 P-01 GALTIER SCHOOL (W-1 P-1) 1317 CHARLES AVE ST. PAUL HEIGHTS P-1 VADNAIS HEIGHTS COMMONS (P-1) 655 COUNTY ROAD Ramsey FE VADNAIS County or HEIGHTS Ramsey County, VADNAIS Minnesota Mayor ST. PAUL W-1 P-02 MARTIN LUTHER KING RECREATION CENTER (W-1 P-2) 271 MACKUBIN ST SAINT PAUL Little Canada Little Canada $2 VADNAIS HEIGHTS P-2 VADNAIS HEIGHTS COMMONS (P-2) VADNAIS HEIGHTS Councilmember655 (2)COUNTY ROAD F E City Hall 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 Notice is hereby given that a filing period will be held for candidates seeking election to city 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) 3595 ARCADE ST VADNAIS HEIGHTS offices at the state general election to be conducted on November 8, 2022. The filing period for Ramsey County or ST. PAUL W-1 P-05 MAXFIELD SCHOOL (W-1 P-5) 380 VICTORIA ST N ST PAUL Mayor WHITE BEAR TWP2 P-1 LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1401 COUNTY ROADMounds H2 E View WHITE BEAR TWP offices with the potential for a primary will open on Tuesday, August at 8:00 a.m.OTTER and will Mounds View (P-1) $20 Councilmember (2) ST. PAUL W-1 P-06 JIMMY LEE RECREATION CENTER (W-1 P-6) 270 LEXINGTON PKWY N August ST16PAUL WHITE TWP P-2 LAKESHORE 4941 LONG AVE City Hall WHITE BEAR LAKE close on Tuesday, at 5:00 p.m. Candidates mayBEAR submit an affidavit of withdrawal upPLAYERS THEATRE (P-2) ST. PAUL W-1 P-07 UNITY UNITARIAN CHURCH (W-1 P-7) 733 PORTLAND AVE August 18STbyPAUL WHITE BEAR TWP P-3 SOUTH SHORE TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH (P-3) 2480 SOUTH SHORE BLVD WHITE BEAR LAKE until Thursday, 5:00 p.m. Filing fees are not refundable. 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 RD WHITE Mayor Ramsey County or BEAR TWP Candidates for the following city offices may file at either the city office or the Ramsey County New Brighton $5 WHITE BEAR TWP P-5 OTTER LAKE ELEMENTARY (P-5) H2 EBrighton WHITE BEAR TWP ST. PAUL W-1 P-09 JACKSON SCHOOL (W-1 P-9) 437 EDMUND AVE ST PAUL Councilmember1401 (2) COUNTY ROADNew City Hall Elections Office. WHITE BEAR LAKE W-1 P-1 WHITE BEAR LAKE CITY HALL–COUNCIL CHAMB (W-1 P-1) 4701 HIGHWAY 61 WHITE BEAR LAKE ST. PAUL W-1 P-10 MOUNT ZION TEMPLE (W-1 P-10) 1300 SUMMIT AVE ST PAUL WHITE BEAR LAKE W-2 P-1 RAMSEY COUNTY LIBRARY–WHITE BEAR LAKE (W-2 P-1) 2150 2ND ST Mayor North Oaks WHITE BEAR LAKE ST. PAUL W-1 P-11 RAVOUX HI-RISE (W-1 P-11) 280 RAVOUX ST ST PAUL North Oaks $2 Jurisdiction Position Filing Office Fee (2) CEDAR AVE City Hall WHITE BEAR LAKE W-3 P-1 SUNRISE PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL GYM (W-3 P-1) Councilmember2399 WHITE BEAR LAKE ST. PAUL W-1 P-12 RICE STREET LIBRARY (W-1 P-12) 1011 RICE ST ST PAUL WHITE BEAR LAKE W-4 P-1 WHITE BEAR LAKE ALTERNATIVE LEARNING CTR (W-4 P-1) 2449 ORCHARD LN WHITE BEAR LAKE ST. PAUL W-1 P-13 MOUNT AIRY HI-RISE (W-1 P-13) 200 ARCH ST E ST PAUL • Mayor WHITE BEAR LAKE W-4 P-1 WHITE BEAR LAKE ALTERNATIVE CTRMayor (W-4 P-2) 2449 ORCHARD LN North Saint Paul WHITE BEAR LAKE North Saint LEARNING Paul $5 ST. PAUL W-2 P-01 CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (W-2 P-1) 500 CEDAR ST ST PAUL Councilmember (2) City Hall • 2 seats (4-year term) LAKE W-5 P-1 or ST. STEPHEN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-5 P-1) 1965 COUNTY ROAD E E WHITE BEAR LAKE Ramsey County ST. PAUL W-2 P-02 AWAKEN COMMUNITY CHURCH (W-2 P-2) 506 VIEW ST ST PAUL Councilmember WHITE BEAR Arden Hills Arden $2 ST. PAUL W-2 P-03 WEST 7TH COMMUNITY CENTER (W-2 P-3) 265 ONEIDA ST Hills ST PAUL Mayor • 1 seat (special, 2-year A public used at the general election will be conducted atShoreview 9:00 a.m. on July 28, $5 2022 Citytest Hall of the voting system to be Shoreview Councilmember (2) City Hall ST. PAUL W-2 P-04 PALACE COMMUNITY CENTER (W-2 P-4) 781 PALACE AVE ST PAUL term) Councilmember at the Ramsey County Elections Office, located at 90 W Plato Blvd. To see your sample ballot or find your polling place, ST. PAUL W-2 P-05 LINWOOD RECREATION CENTER (W-2 P-5) 860 ST CLAIR AVE ST PAUL visit mnvotes.org. For more elections and voting information, contact Office Mayor Ramsey County Elections Spring Lake Parkat elections@ ST. PAUL W-2 P-06 SUMMIT CHURCH (W-2 P-6) 845 SUMMIT AVE ST PAUL Spring Lake Parkwill be conducted at 9:00 a.m. on July 29, 2022 at the $15 A public test of the voting system to be used at the general election ramseycounty.us or 651-266-2171. Councilmember (2) City Hall (3) Blaine ST. PAUL W-2 P-07 LANDMARK CENTER (W-2 P-7) 75 5TH STBlaine W ST Councilmember PAUL $5 1 seat in Ramsey CountyRamsey City Hall County Elections located at 90 W Plato Blvd. see your sample or find your polling place, visit Published two timesOffice, in the White Bear Press onToJuly 13 and 20,ballot 2022. ST. PAUL W-2 P-08 SALVATION ARMY (W-2 P-8) 401 7TH ST W ST PAUL Ramsey County or mnvotes.org. For more elections and voting information, contact Ramsey County Elections Office at elections@ramseycounty.us Mayor ST. PAUL W-2 P-09 ST. MATTHEW'S PARISH CENTER (W-2 P-9) 490 HALL AVE ST PAUL Vadnais Heights Vadnais Heights $5 Gem Lake or 651-266-2171. Councilmember (2) Gem Lake (2) $2 ST. PAUL W-2 P-10 EL RIO VISTA RECREATION CENTER (W-2 P-10) 179 ROBIE ST E ST Councilmember PAUL City Hall City Hall ST. PAUL W-2 P-11 HUMBOLDT HIGH SCHOOL (W-2 P-11) 640 HUMBOLDT AVE ST PAUL Ramsey County or Notice Filing (W-2 P-12) Lauderdale ST. PAUL W-2 P-12 HUMBOLDT HIGHofSCHOOL 640 HUMBOLDT AVE ST Mayor PAUL Board Supervisor (2) Lauderdale $2 NOTICE OF FILING White Bear Township White Bear $2 2022 State General Election (2) City Hall ST. PAUL W-2 P-13 HOPE ACADEMY (W-2 P-13) 720 PAYNE AVE ST Councilmember PAUL Seats A and B Township Office 2022 STATE GENERAL ELECTION Ramsey County, Minnesota ST. PAUL W-3 P-01 TEMPLE OF AARON (W-3 P-1) 616 MISS. RIVER BLVD ST PAUL Ramsey County or isP-02 hereby givenNATIVITY that a filing period will HALL be held ST.Notice PAUL W-3 CHURCH-STEINER (W-3 for P-2) candidates seek1938 STANFORD AVE ST Mayor PAUL ISD 622 District Little Canada Little Canada $2 ing togiven citythat offices at the state general election to beelection conducted ISD 622 School Board Member (3) $2 (2) Notice is hereby a filing period will be CATHOLIC held for candidates seeking to city on ST. election PAUL W-3 P-03 LUMEN CHRISTI COMMUNITY (W-3 P-3) 2055 BOHLAND AVE ST Councilmember PAUL Education Center City Hall November 8,P-04 2022. The filing forCOMM offices with the for aperiod primary offices at the general election toperiod be conducted on November 8, potential 2022.(W-3 TheP-4) filing for1978 FORD PKWY ST. PAUL W-3state HIGHLAND PARK CTR (HILLCREST) ST PAUL offices withW-3 theP-05 potential forAugust a primary on Tuesday, August 2 aton 8:00 a.m. and will will on Tuesday, 2will at open 8:00 a.m. and close Tuesday, August ST. open PAUL MONTREAL HI-RISE (W-3 P-5)will 1085 MONTREAL AVE ST PAUL Petitions Ramsey County or Mayor close on5:00 Tuesday, August 16 at 5:00 may p.m. Candidates may submit anofaffidavit of withdrawal up 16 submit CHURCH an affidavit Mounds Mounds View $20 ST.at PAUL W-3 p.m. P-06 Candidates ST. LUKE LUTHERAN (W-3 P-6) withdrawal up until 1807 FIELD AVE View ST Councilmember PAUL The number of signatures required on Petition in Place of Filing Fee is as (2) until Thursday, August18 18 by 5:00 p.m. Filing fees fees are notare refundable. City Hall Thursday, August by 5:00 p.m. Filing not refundable. ST. PAUL W-3 P-07 MACALESTER/PLYMOUTH UNITED CHURCH (W-3 P-7) 1658 LINCOLN AVE ST PAUL follows. Candidates for the following city offices may file at either the city office or Candidates for the following city offices may file at either the city office or the Ramsey County ST. PAUL W-3 P-08 GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-3 P-8) 700 SNELLING AVE S ST PAUL Cities – 5% of the total number of votes cast in the last general election in Mayor Ramsey County or Elections the County Elections Office. New Brighton $5 ST. Ramsey PAULOffice. W-3 P-09 GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN CHURCH (W-3 P-9) 700 SNELLING AVE S ST PAUL which the office was on the ballot or 500 signatures – whichever is less. Councilmember (2) New Brighton City Hall ST. PAUL W-3 P-10 HIGHLAND PARK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (W-3 P-10) 1015 SNELLING AVE S ST PAUL How to file Jurisdiction Position Filing Office Fee ST. PAUL W-3 P-11 JIE MING ACADEMY (W-3 P-11) 1845 SHERIDAN AVE W ST Mayor PAUL Affidavits of candidacy, petitions, and affidavits of withdrawal must be preNorth Oaks North Oaks $2 ST. PAUL W-3 P-12 AWAKEN COMMUNITY CHURCH (W-3 P-12) 506 VIEW ST ST Councilmember PAUL (2) City Hall sented in person or by mail during the filing period. If a candidate must travel •EDGCUMBE Mayor RECREATION CENTER (W-3 P-13) ST. PAUL W-3 P-13 320 GRIGGS ST S ST PAUL out-of-state during the candidate filing period based on an emergency, they •LUTHER 2 seats (4-year term) Mayor North Saint Paul ST. PAUL W-4 P-01 SEMINARY OLSON CAMPUS CENTER (W-4 P-1) 1490 FULHAM ST ST PAUL should contact the Elections Office to be informed on how to submit the filing. Ramsey County or North Saint Paul $5 Councilmember Councilmember (2) City Hall ST. PAUL W-4 P-02 LANGFORD RECREATION CENTER (W-4 P-2) 30 LANGFORD PARK ST PAUL Arden Hills Arden Hills $2 Affidavit of candidacy, petition forms, and withdrawal forms are available • 1 seat (special, 2-year City Hall ST. PAUL W-4 P-03 SEAL HI-RISE (W-4 P-3) 825 SEAL ST ST PAUL term) Councilmember on the Ramsey County Elections website and at the office. A list of candidates Mayor Shoreview ShoreviewAVE $5 ST. PAUL W-4 P-04 MERRIAM PARK RECREATION CENTER (W-4 P-4) 2000 ST ANTHONY ST Councilmember PAUL who have filed for office will be posted daily on the Secretary of State’s web(2) City Hall ST. PAUL W-4 P-05 MCNEELY HALL–ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY (W-4 P-5) 2060 SUMMIT AVE ST PAUL site: candidates.sos.state.mn.us. Councilmember (3) SCHOOL (W-4Blaine ST. PAUL W-4 P-06 RAMSEY MIDDLE P-6) 1700 SUMMIT AVE ST PAUL Mayor Spring Lake Park For more information about the filing process, contact Ramsey County Blaine $5 Spring Lake Park $15 1 seat in Ramsey County(W-4 P-7) City Hall ST. PAUL W-4 P-07 LEAP HIGH SCHOOL 631 ALBERT ST N ST Councilmember PAUL (2) City Hall Elections at: ST. PAUL W-4 P-08 HANCOCK SCHOOL RECREATION CENTER (W-4 P-8) 1610 HUBBARD AVE ST PAUL • elections@ramseycounty.us Gem Lake Ramsey County or ST. PAUL W-4 P-09 BETHLEHEM (2) LUTHERAN CHURCH IN THE MIDWAY (W-4 P-9)$2 436 ROY ST N ST Mayor PAUL Gem Lake Councilmember • 651-266-2171 City Hall Vadnais Heights Vadnais Heights $5 ST. PAUL W-4 P-10 COMO PARK STREETCAR STATION (W-4 P-10) 1224 LEXINGTON PKWY ST Councilmember PAUL (2) • Website: ramseycounty.us/elections City Hall ST. PAUL W-4 P-11 HAMLINE HI-RISE (W-4 P-11) 777 HAMLINE AVE N ST PAUL Mayor Lauderdale Published two times in the White Bear Press on July 13 and 20, 2022. Lauderdale $2 2021 ST CLAIR AVE ST. PAUL W-4 P-12 GROVELAND(2) RECREATION CENTER (W-4 P-12) ST PAUL Councilmember City Hall Ramsey County or Board Supervisor (2) ST. PAUL W-4 P-13 HOLY CHILDHOOD CHURCH (W-4 P-13) 1435 MIDWAY White Bear WhitePKWY Bear Township ST PAUL $2 Seats A and B Ramsey County Township Office ST. PAUL W-5 P-01 NORTH DALE RECREATION CENTER (W-5 P-1) or 1414 ST ALBANS ST N ST PAUL Mayor Little Canada Little Canada $2 1414 ST ALBANS ST N ST. PAUL W-5 P-02 NORTH DALE(2) RECREATION CENTER (W-5 P-2) ST PAUL Councilmember City Hall ISD 622 District ST. PAUL W-5 P-03 FRONT AVE HI-RISE (W-5 P-3) 727 FRONT ST School PAUL Board Member (3) ISDAVE 622 $2

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THE CHICK CONTINUES TO GROW LIKE A WEED! MOLTING IS NEARLY FINISHED, WITH CONTOUR FEATHERS EMERGING RIGHT ON SCHEDULE. THE PARENTS HAVE STEPPED UP THEIR FISH DELIVERIES AND REMAIN ENGAGED

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FEED ME!

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Governor and Lieutenant Governor Vote for One Team Darrell Paulsen and Ed Engelmann

Steve Patterson and Matt Huff Continue voting on the nonpartisan ballot.

Governor and Lieutenant Governor Vote for One Team

Governor and Lieutenant Governor Vote for One Team Joyce Lynne Lacey and Kent Edwards

Tim Walz and Peggy Flanagan

James McCaskel and David Sandbeck

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ELLEN MAAS | SUBMITTED

Loon Chronicles VIII: Feed Me The chick continues to grow like a weed! We are convinced that, once again, the chick has doubled in size, during the last two weeks. Most of the chick’s fuzzy brown baby feathers are gone. With molting nearly over, the chick’s contour feathers have emerged and appear to be in fine shape. The wingspan, seen during wingflaps, appears several inches longer. The chick’s white chest is easy to spot while preening or flapping its wings. Morning routines still include fish deliveries, diving, and preening. Some mornings, the parents make the

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chick work for its breakfast and will hold off on fish deliveries until after the chick has spent time diving on its own. The parents are starting to deliver larger fish. This morning, we watched papa Loon tackle a large sunfish and try to present it to the chick. After a few attempts, the chick gave up and papa Loon swallowed it whole, in a matter of seconds. The chick has been working on its calls, but they remain barely audible. Whenever the parents call, the chick will open its bill and try to make a sound. It will be lucky to get a squeak or

a low hiss sound. The drop in Loons and rafting bachelors continue to gather in expanding groups and have been heard and spotted all around the lake. We spotted a group of seven near South Shore Boulevard whooping it up with their synchronized swimming games and calls. We have not seen the mystery juvenile trio for a few weeks. Flying lessons are only a few weeks away and always a treat to watch. We will keep you posted.

Ellen Maas

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Additional races voters may see on their Secretary of State Steve Simon ballots on August 9, 2022, depending Vote for One where they live: Erik van Mechelen Attorney General Federal offices: Vote for One • U.S. Representative - District 4 Kim Crockett Bill Dahn • U.S. Representative - District 5 (only Saint Anthony in Ramsey County) Attorney General Keith Ellison State offices: Vote for One • State Senator - District 44 Doug Wardlow Continue voting on the • State Senator - District 65 nonpartisan ballot. • State Representative - District 65B Jim Schultz • State Representative - District 66A • State Representative - District 67A Sharon Anderson County offices • County Commissioner - District 4 Continue voting on the • County Commissioner - District 5 nonpartisan ballot. • County Commissioner - District 6 City offices Additional races voters may see on their ballots on August Visit 9, 2022, depending where mnvotes.org to they see live: your sample ballot • Mayor - Maplewood for the state primary. • Council Member - Roseville Federal offices: • Council Member, Ward 1 Blaine • U.S. Representative - District 4 Published one time in the White Bear Press Election- for Council •• Special U.S. Representative District 5 (only Member, Saint Anthony in Ramsey County) on July 20, 2022. Ward 1 - Blaine State offices: • State Senator - District 44 • State Senator - District 65 • State Representative - District 65B • State Representative - District 66A • State Representative - District 67A

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Bear Tracks (pictured here in the Manitou Days Parade) will soon be commissioned and has begun operator training. A soft launch is anticipated over the next few weeks. Riders will board at the YMCA.

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City offices NOTICE OF CANDIDATE FILING • Mayor - Maplewood IS HEREBY GIVEN That a City Election in the City of Birchwood •NOTICE Council Member - Roseville • Council Member, Ward 1County, - Blaine Village, Washington MN will be held on November 8th, 2022, with the • Special Election for Council Member, Ward 1 - Blaine

following offices to be filled: – Two-year term Visit mnvotes.orgMayor to see your sample ballot for the state primary. Two Council Members – Four-year terms First day for filing Affidavit of Candidacy: August 2, 2022. Last day for filing Affidavit of Candidacy: August 16, 2022. Filing will be accepted at City Hall during office hours, by appointment only, or via mail at Birchwood Village City Hall, 207 Birchwood Ave., Birchwood, MN 55110. City office phone number: 651-426-3404. Rebecca Kellen, City Clerk Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 20, 2022.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE GEM LAKE PLANNING COMMISSION The Gem Lake Planning Commission will consider a Variance request at 10 Hillary Farm Lane for a 100 ft setback for a pool from Gem Lake. There will be a public hearing on August 10, 2022 at the Planning Commission Meeting. The Planning Commission Meeting is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at 4200 Otter Lake Rd, Gem Lake. Gretchen Artig-Swomley, Mayor Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 20, 2022.

WHITE BEAR LAKE AREA SCHOOLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 624

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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MINUTES JUNE 13, 2022 Abbreviated Minutes-complete information available from the Superintendent’s office or online at www.isd624.org. A meeting of the White Bear Lake Area School Board was held on Monday, June 13, 2022 at 5:30 p.m. in Room 112 at District Center, 4855 Bloom Avenue, White Bear Lake, MN. This meeting was open to the public and a recording is posted on the website. PROCEDURAL ITEMS 1) Chair Ellison called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. 2) Roll Call - Present: Thompson, Arcand, Daniels, Ellison, Newmaster. Absent: Streiff Oji, Beloyed. Ex-Officio: Dr. Wayne Kazmierczak. 3) Pledge of Allegiance. 4) Newmaster moved and Daniels seconded to approve the agenda as presented. Voice vote: Ayes,all. Nays, none. Motion carried. 5) Arcand moved and Daniels seconded to approve the consent agenda consisting of: a) Minutes for regular Board meeting on May 9, 2022, and May 23, 2022; b) Invoices based upon a random sample, all of which met the standards and guidelines as set by the School Board; c) Correspondence; d) Resolution regarding acceptance of gifts with thank you letters directed to the donors; e) Field trips; f) Resolution regarding personnel items. Roll call vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. PUBLIC FORUM - Rebekah Bradfield. INFORMATION ITEMS 1) Student Recognition - Participants in state-level girls and boys track and field, softball, boys and girls golf, and choir, and national-level Speech Merit Program, and Academic Bowl, as well as the Hennepin Theatre Trust Triple Threat Awards were recognized and congratulated by Dr. Kazmierczak. 2) Superintendent’s Report - Dr. Kazmierczak spoke about the graduation celebrations, honoring retirees, and free summer meals. He finished with information about Summer Programming, Marketfest and a “Thank you, Bears’’ message. 3) Construction Update - Representatives from Wold Architects and Engineers presented a construction update. DISCUSSION ITEMS 1) Overview of Director of Educational Equity and Achievement Position - Matt Mons, Director of Human Resources and General Counsel provided an overview of the role and responsibilities of the Director of Educational Equity and Academic Achievement. 2) 2022-2023 Calendar Revision - Jennifer Babiash, Director of Curriculum and Instruction presented a revised 2022-2023 academic calendar. 3) First Reading of School Board Policies; a) Policy 210, Conflict of Interest - School Board Members, b) Policy 413, Harassment and Violence, c) Policy 424, License Status, d) Policy 704, Development and Maintenance

of an Inventory of Fixed Assets and a Fixed Asset Accounting System, and e) Policy 902, Use of School District Facilities and Equipment. The policies listed above will be on the July 11, 2022 or subsequent agenda for a second reading. OPERATIONAL ITEMS 1) Arcand moved and Newmaster seconded to approve the action on the Tentative Agreement 2021-23 Contract with SEIU Local 284, WBLAS Extended Day Program Employees. Roll call vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. 2) Daniels moved and Arcand seconded to approve the action on Nutrition Services Lunch Prices 2022-2023. Roll call vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. 3) Arcand moved and Newmaster seconded to approve the action on the FY 2022-23 Preliminary Budget. Roll call vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. 4) Daniels moved and Arcand seconded to approve the action on the Bid for Oneka Elementary Addition in the amount of $5,514,011. Roll call vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. 5) Thompson moved and Daniels seconded to approve the action on the Bid for Unified High School Security Package in the amount of $969,485. Roll call vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. 6) Newmaster moved and Daniels seconded to approve the action on Workers Compensation Agreement for 2022-23 in the amount of $403,859. Roll call vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. 7) Arcand moved and Thompson seconded to approve the action on Property and Liability Insurance for 2022-23 in the amount of $524,092.20. Roll call vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. 8) Arcand moved and Thompson seconded to approve the action on 20222023 Calendar Revision. Voice vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. 9) Newmaster moved and Daniels seconded to approve the action on Annual Resolution to Increase Micro Purchase. Roll call vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. 10) Thompson moved and Daniels seconded to approve the action on School Board Policies, a) Policy 418, Drug-Free and Alcohol-Free Workplace/Drug-Free and Alcohol-Free School, b) Policy 420, Students and Employees with Communicable or Infectious Diseases, c) Policy 509, Enrollment of Nonresident Students, d) Policy 612.1, Development of Parent and Family Engagement Policies for Title I Programs, e) Policy 649, Early Admission into Kindergarten, f) Policy 701, Establishment and Adoption of School District Budget, g) Policy 702, Accounting, and h) Policy 732, Credit Card Usage. Voice vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. BOARD FORUM. ADJOURNMENT - Arcand moved and Daniels seconded to adjourn the meeting at 7:07 p.m. Voice vote: Ayes, all. Nays, none. Motion carried. Submitted by: Angela Thompson, clerk. Published one time in the White Bear Press on July 20, 2022.

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Where: Lakeshore Players Theatre, 4941 Long Ave., White Bear Lake Details: Concert celebrates Judy Garland’s music and showmanship as Jennifer Grimm and her 11-piece band as she sings the classics. Concert: lakeshoreplayers.org/ concert-series-2021

When: 10-11:30 a.m. Friday, July 22 Where: Lake Country Bookseller, 4766 Washington Square, White Bear Lake Details: Sarah Nelson will sign her book “A Park Connects Us.” Contact: 651-426-0918

FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY

When: 4:30-7 p.m. Friday, July 22 Where: White Bear Senior Center, 2484 East County Rd. F Details: Mini donuts, tacos/ fajitas, and gyros. Open to the community. Contact: whitebearseniorprogram.org

SLICE OF SHOREVIEW DAYS

When: July 22-24 Where: Island Lake Park, 3611 N. Victoria St., Shoreview Details: Past events have included carnival, art and food vendors, kids activities, and live entertainment. Parade at 10 a.m. Saturday; fireworks at dusk. Car show Sunday at noon. Contact: 651-483-2416 or sliceofshoreview.com

JERRY NELSON CONCERT

When: 6 p.m. Sunday, July 24 Where: Lakewood Worship Center, 2080 Woodlynn Ave., Maplewood Details: Internationally known concert pianist from Colorado performs. Doors open at 5:15. Freewill offering. Contact: 651-226-4289

BIRCHWOOD MUSIC IN THE PARK

When: 6-7:30 p.m. Sunday, July 24 Where: Tighe-Schmitz Park (hockey rink), Birchwood Details: Six member band Any Day Now plays classic rock n' roll and country. Contact:cityofbirchwood.com

JENNIFER GRIMM SINGS JUDY GARLAND When: 7-9:15 p.m. Sunday, July 24

SOLVING GENEALOGICAL PROBLEMS AND COMMON MISTAKES IN YOUR MINNESOTA FAMILY HISTORY SEARCH

When: 6-7 p.m. Monday, July 25 Where: Zoom Details: Certified Genealogist Tom Rice shares guidance on how to avoid and resolve common problems and mistakes in your genealogy journey. Registration required. Contact: 651-724-6001 Ext. 3 or rclreads.org

ST. PAUL HIKING CLUB

When: 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 26 Where: 381 Colleen Dr., Vadnais Heights Details: Hike on pavement through local neighborhoods, approx. 3 miles. Contact: stpaulhike.com

When: 6-11 p.m. Friday, July 29 Where: White Bear Lake Area High School South Campus, 3551 McKnight Road Details: Typically more than 100 teams and 1,500 participate in a run/walk to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. Live music, food, kids activities, online auction, and stories from survivors. Contact: relay.acsevents.org

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

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When: noon Wednesday, July 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

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When: 5-7 p.m. Thursday, July 28 Where: White Bear Lake United Methodist Church, 1851 Birch St. Details: Enjoy brick over pizza baked by the Bread Ministry, live music and games for all ages. All are welcome to this community event. Contact: 651-429-9026 or wblumc.org

When: 8 a.m.-noon Fridays, June 24-Oct. 25 Where: Clark St. between 2nd and 3rd Streets, downtown White Bear Lake Details: Produce includes organic produce, natural meats and cheeses, honey, syrup, baked goods, plants and flowers. Contact: 651-747-3650 or whitebearlake.org

MAHTOMEDI AREA FARMER'S MARKET When: 8 a.m.-noon Saturdays, June 25-Oct. 1 Where: Veteran's Memorial Park Details: Local growers, artisans, and community resource table. Contact: mahtomedifarmersmarket@ gmail.com

METROPOLITAN COUNCIL | CONTRIBUTED

Route alterations for Purple Line end point.

Acceptable options considered for northernmost bus stop WHITE BEAR LAKE — City Council may make concessions to the Metropolitan Council regarding Metro Transit’s Purple Line. Representatives met with the mayor and council at a special work session June 28 to discuss options for the bus rapid transit (BRT) project and its northernmost stop after the plan to use an Eighth Street station as the turnaround point was scrubbed. Project Manager Craig Lamothe presented possible route modifications that include potential truncate routes to Maplewood Mall Transit Center, County Road E between Highway 61 and I-35E in Vadnais Heights or ending the bus line at Century College, at the request of the institution. All modifications would include a Purple Line connector between Maplewood Mall and downtown White Bear if local funding is secured. Minutes of the meeting show the following consensus by city leaders:

• White Bear Lake Resolution 12949, dated March 8, 2022, should not be amended. That resolution states the city does not want Purple Line buses entering its “jurisdictional boundaries.” • The proposed transit bridge crossing over I-694 into White Bear Lake to Buerkle Road heading west would be acceptable. • Ending the BRT line at Century College would be acceptable if the route follows I-694 heading east and turns north onto East County Line Road. • Connector buses running between Maplewood Mall and downtown White Bear Lake would be acceptable. No official action was taken at the work session. It should also be noted that the July 13 Corridor Management Committee meeting was canceled. The advisory group next meets Aug. 24. The public will be invited to share feedback on all options later this summer. Debra Neutkens

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FINANCIAL PLANNING These facts can help you decide on retirement BY ABE WINTER CONTRIBUTING WRITER

If you are planning early retirement, AARP’s John Waggoner wants you to know several facts while acknowledging that it isn't for everyone. In fact, it isn't for most people. Just 11% of today's workers plan to retire before age 60, according to an Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) survey. For many of those who do take the plunge, the reality of early retirement can turn out to be far different than the fantasy. Here are a few things to consider before you decide to retire early. First, health care is expensive. Medicare doesn’t kick in until age 65 and the bridge — alternative — won’t be cheap. “Private health insurance before Medicare kicks in costs an arm and a leg,” says Brian Schmehil, director of wealth management for the Mather Group. Current law says your insurance costs can't be more than 8.3% of your household income. For a person with a household income of $50,000, for example, a mid-level silver plan would be $346 a month, or $4,150 per year. Second, it can be costly if you retire before age 59.5 because you’ll usually pay a 10% withdrawal penalty from most tax-deferred accounts (IRAs and 401(k) plans. Third, if you are spending too much, consider this: If you sock away $250 a month — $3,000 a year — from age 25 to age 55,

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you'll have about $237,000 when you retire, assuming you make no withdrawals and earn an average 6% annually on your investments. Seemingly not a bad return on your $90,000 in contributions. But if you work 10 more years and retire at 65, you'll have about $464,000, nearly double. Why? The extra decade's worth of contributions helps, but that only adds up to $30,000. The real growth comes from another 10 years’ worth of interest earned not only on all the principal you contributed but also the interest earned on the interest that has compounded for four decades. Fourth, consider how long you might live. A woman who retires at 55 will have to make her savings last for 28.6 years, on average, compared to 20.4 years if she retires at 65. A man who retires at 55 will have to stretch his savings for 25.1 years, rather than 17.8. And for couples who make it to 65, there's a 25% chance that the surviving spouse lives to 98, according to the Society of Actuaries. Fifth, you should consider your spending. A typical rule of thumb is that you'll spend about 80% as much in retirement as you do when you work. After all, you won't be shoveling money into your retirement account, commuting every day and, for that

matter, paying Social Security payroll tax, assuming you have no more earned income. A J.P. Morgan Asset Management study found that there tends to be a “spending surge” by new retirees on travel, home renovations or relocation and other retirement-related lifestyle changes that levels off after two or three years. Sixth, remember that housing expenses don’t retire when you do. Retiring without a mortgage is a common goal for would-be retirees, but it's a goal that many fail to meet. According to an American Financing survey, 44% of retired homeowners between ages 60 and 70 still carry a mortgage. Seventh is understanding that extra income can be hard to come by. Working in retirement might not be as simple as you think. While 74% of workers plan to work for pay in retirement, according to the EBRI study, just 27% of actual retirees reported working for pay. Even part-time work can be a challenge. Eight involves the extra time you kill — that extra 40 hours. How much time do you realistically see yourself spending going on long walks, lounging poolside or curling up on the couch with a good book, especially after the novelty wears off? Think hard and

You should consider your spending. A typical rule of thumb is that you'll spend about 80% as much in retirement as you do when you work.

think long term before you retire. Do you want to volunteer? Go back to school? Pick up a new hobby or resume an old one? Come up with a plan in advance of retirement. Ninth is the simple fact that you may need to make new friends. If you retire in your 50s, you may find that your current friends aren't around much — because they still have full-time jobs. While you have the luxury of catching a matinee or playing a round of golf midweek, those in your social circle who are working nine-to-five don't. Finally, retirement isn’t always easy on couples. "Retirement is a major life transition, and you have to be patient with yourself and your spouse,” says Patti Black, a certified financial planner. “Most retired couples do not look like those pictured in ads and commercials.” You'll have to decide how work around the house will change. Will you really share cooking, cleaning and yard work? And do you honestly want to be together 24-7, particularly if you downsize to a smaller home? These decisions can have serious consequences for a marriage. “Gray divorce, or divorce after age 50, has doubled since 1990 while declining across all other age groups,” Black warns. Now some of those points can be discouraging, but many people of all ages enjoy retirement.

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The White Bear Township baseball team has taken on a different look the last couple years: namely getting more exBears on the roster. For several years, the roster had college players or ex-college players from around the northeast metro area but few if any local guys. Bill Capocasa, currently in his second year as manager, made it a priority to change that starting last year. “I’ve coached Triple A traveling teams since they were 10,” said Capocasa, a corrections officer. “I got to know a lot of the boys that way and reached out to a bunch of them. I took that on myself. I thought we’d like to see better White Bear representation on the team.” White Bear Township, which has no nickname and plays home games at Polar Lakes Park, remains low in the Skyline League standings as it has for almost a decade. Their current record is 4-11. The upside is this organization keeps going and gives post-high school players a local place to play. And now that includes 10 Bear alums. They are Christian Zellner, Class of 2012; Elliott Engen and Weston Andress,from 2017; Brad Capocasa,

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As of July 5, 443 storm water drains have been adopted by members of the five communities around White Bear Lake. Lake Conservation District Director Scott Costello provided the latest update to the 2022 Adopt-aDrain Challenge. The district is sponsoring the challenge. The goal, reminded Costello, is to double the number — 596 — by October. “While we’ve seen a significant increase, we still have a long way

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