2013 Progress - Review Area Vol. 2

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Week of February 25, 2013 Supplement to the Review Published by Lillie Suburban Newspapers, Inc.


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If you want to build it, they will come.Since 1981 Rossbach Construction has quietly

built a reputation for quality. They hire peoplewho love their jobs, they use quality materials andthey stand behind their work. Their level of ser-vice is second to none.

Rossbach Constructions owners WillRossbach and Don Hruby conduct businesswith the understanding that above all else,customer satisfaction is always the first priority.Clients hiring them quickly discover a level ofcustomer service rarely seen in either the newconstruction or remodeling fields.

It starts with your first phone call to RossbachConstruction. You talk to a real live person, not amachine. And then staff makes sure to show upon time for appointments.

Youd be amazed at the tales we get horror stories, really regarding such basicconsiderations found lacking in competitors,says Hruby.

Rossbachs clients not only stay happy, butinformed.

Customers are kept in the loop with schedulesdetailing not just our project start dates, but enddates too, Hruby says.

Thats the kind of service that has earnedRossbach a 99 percent satisfaction rating amongthe customers theyve polled. And customerskeep coming back for more.

Falcon Heights City Council Member PamHarris is one of those repeat customers. Sheshired Rossbach Construction to do several

remodels for her.Rossbach is fantastic, says Harris. I couldnt

imagine using any other construction company.There is no comparison.

The 2007 remodel of her home was soextensive, she says, the only thing left was thefront of the fireplace and the floorboards.

Thanks to that remodel, her house wasfeatured in the Remodelers Showcase and can

be seen in the June/July 2008 issue of MidwestHome magazine.

Harris says the Rossbach bid ranked in themedian price range, so with the trust theydalready built up with her, the hiring decision waseasy.

I knew I could count on them, she says. Ive

had them do many things for me, and I feel safethat I can call them if theres anything I need.

Rossbachs owners know paying attention tothe small jobs conveys the expertise they bring totheir major projects. Their handyman services area no-nonsense way to build brand loyalty among

both old and new clients even if the moneyinvolved is minimal.

Take, for example, the Maplewood womanwho tried in vain to find someone willing to fixher doorknob in the height of the building boom.

After more than a dozen calls in vain, shecalled Hruby, who agreed to come out without amoments hesitation.

The payday for Rossbach was minimal, ofcourse. She actually wasnt even charged. But

bringing in money wasnt the point.She was so grateful for the help that when her

son wanted to build a new home, she told him toseek a bid from the Rossbach team. He did, andRossbach Construction built the home.

Thats how a successful company keeps itsreputation. That and the fact that RossbachConstruction stands behind its work, not for theindustry standard of one year, but for five years.

If you need a doorknob replaced, we cando that, says Hruby. If you want a whole newhouse, we can build it for you. Theres nothing wewont do.

Will and Don also volunteer in their communi-ty. Will has partnered with Habitat for Humanityto build sound housing for those in need of ade-

quate shelter and Don participates in a buildersoutreach program which helps our injured warveterans fix up and maintain their homes. WillRossbach is also the Mayor of Maplewood.

It is this type of dedication and the obviouspride that comes with a job well done that thecompany knows will keep customers coming backfor more, in any kind of economy.

Thats because theyve been around enough to

know their sterling reputation for quality not onlykeeps them going in boom times when shoddyfirms proliferate, but also sees them through

economic rough patches when lesser companiesquickly vanish.We cant stress that enough, says Hruby.

A customer needs to know that their contractorwill be around when a projects done, becausea warranty is only as good as the company thatstands behind it.

Rossbach Construction: from handymanservices to the home of your dreams

A family owned business forA family owned business forover 30 yearsover 30 yearsA Tradition of Excellence!A Tradition of Excellence!

I couldnt imagine using any other construction

company. There is no comparison.

Pam Harris, Falcon Heights City Council memberand Rossbach client

Basement before

Basement After

Before

After

Don Hruby and Will Rossbach
http://www.rossbachconst.com/


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We love it, says Betty Selchow.Its the best place weve ever

lived, adds her husband, Don.The couple moved to Briarcliff

Manor six months ago from a condoin White Bear Lake. They were readyto trade in the hassles of ownershipfor stress-free living and everydayconveniences such as heated under-ground parking and easy access togrocery stores, medical services andlocal shopping.

Everything we need is close by,says Betty, noting that best of all,Briarcliff Manor is just a few milesaway from most of their family.

Briarcliff Manor and NorgardCourt Apartments offer quality apart-

ment homes for those age 55+, andboth facilities are nestled in peacefulsettings with beautifully landscapedgrounds. Norgard Court Apartmentsfeature spacious one-bedroom, one-

bedroom plus den and two-bedroomapartment homes, and BriarcliffManor offers one-, two- and three-

bedroom units. Additionally, bothNorgard Court and Briarcliff arecat-friendly, and Norgard Court wel-comes small dogs as well.

Any needed repairs are alwaysdone fast, says Don, and members ofthe friendly, helpful management staffare quick to address all concerns.

Any time we need something, itsdone right away, he explains, addingthat two on-site caretakers are alwaysavailable if issues pop up.

They come straight over as soonas we call, Betty adds.

Both facilities offer a variety ofamenities and special features such aswalk-in closets, an exercise room, anon-site beauty salon, a theater, under-ground parking, controlled securityentries, and a community kitchengreat for family gatherings. NorgardCourt also offers in-unit washers anddryers.

A little villageIn addition to the convenience of

ownership-free living and variety ofamenities, the Selchows say they alsoenjoy many opportunities to socializewith other residents.

Both Briarcliff Manor and NorgardCourt Apartments offer regularlyscheduled activities such as cardgames, Bingo, exercise classes, groupoutings and holiday parties.

Bob Johnson moved to NorgardCourt Apartments in 2001 after hiswife, Leota, was diagnosed withcancer. Johnson said he was goingthrough a difficult time when Leotapassed away in 2011, but that hehas been able to find comfort in thegood company at Norgard CourtApartments.

Everyone here is friendly, he

says.Were like a little village here,adds Carole Arnold, who has lived atNorgard Court Apartments since the

building opened in 1999. You makefriends and all of us kind of look outfor each other.

Carole, a North High graduatewho lived on St. Pauls East Side for40 years, says shes happy she wasable to return home to her roots. Sheleads an exercise class every weekand participates in many other activi-ties with her neighbors.

A name you can trustNorgard Court Apartments

and Briarcliff Manor are managedby Home Care Senior Services, atrusted property management firmwith over 25 years of managementand training experience providingsenior care management.

Home Care Senior Services alsooffers a 90-unit facility in Faribault

for independent and assisted liv-ing, as well as memory care.

We are truly about the com-munity and serving the seniorsneeds, adds Home Care SeniorServices general manager KarenTiedens. We want to make sureseniors in our communities have aplace to call home.

Independent seniors enjoy stress-free living atBriarcliff Manor and Norgard Court Apartments

There are plenty of rea-sons why its easy tocall Briarcliff Manor

in Mahtomedi or Norgard CourtApartments in Maplewoodhome just ask the residents.

Both Norgard Court Apartments and Briarcliff Manor are nestled in peaceful set-

tings with beautifully landscaped grounds.

Briarcliff Manor residents Don and BettySelchow

We love the extended family we have grown toknow from our breakfasts, pot lucks and Bingogames. We enjoy the many services that come toour building: beautician, foot care, home care,

two monthly religious services, chiropractic,Schwans truck, jewelry sales, equipment companyselling chairs and walkers, weekly postal truck

providing stamps and taking our packages.Even though we both still drive, many residents are

house-bound and these bring the world to us.

Leo and Helengrace BauerNorgard Court residents for four years

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Neonilla Paczkowski, a resident at Norgard Court,

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Dana Rossbach, housing coor-dinator at Homestead, says resi-dents there and at the adjacentMaplewood Care Center keepher in high spirits, constantlylaughing.

They have a good sense ofhumor here, she says, and theresidents and staff are like fam-ily.

You can feel that when youwalk through here and meet theresidents, Rossbach adds.

Residents at this assisted-liv-ing facility enjoy comfortable liv-ing and activity rooms, and win-dowed alcoves where they canhave coffee, do a puzzle, reador chat. Other amenities includemassage therapy, an aviary, a

beauty parlor, pool table, chapel,library with a computer adaptedfor seniors and beautifully land-scaped grounds where residentscan grow their own gardens.

Residents rent their studio,one- or two-bedroom apartmentsand bring their own furniture,pictures and family mementos tomake it feel like home.

Meals in the dining room areserved restaurant-style, and fam-ilies and friends of the 65 resi-dents are also invited to dine.

Homestead residents are alsoencouraged to get out of theirrooms and be part of the com-munity, Rossbach says. Twofull-time life enrichment coordi-nators set up a monthly sched-ule of activities that include aresidents council, bingo, exerciseclasses and outings to stores andrestaurants. The goal is to helpresidents maintain connectionswith their community and haveas much independence as pos-sible.

Sense of security

When residents are in theirapartments, they have peaceof mind knowing their unit isequipped with a button if theyneed help. Homestead also offersWellAWARE Systems, a nonin-vasive, smart sensor protectionmodel. Sensors in the roomsand beds collect data on howmany times a door is opened,how restless someone is whensleeping, and theres even a fallimpact sensor to alert nurses thata resident may have fallen.

Its a really amazing system,

Rossbach says, adding that ithelps the staff come up with careplans for residents and trackprogress.

Homestead also offers asecured third floor for memory-care residents, with special activ-ities such as music therapy. Nextdoor, Maplewood Care Centerprovides skilled nursing care,transitional care and memorycare.

Carl Berg, 83, moved intoHomestead almost seven yearsago with his mother Minnie

Berg, when they both neededmore care. Since his motherspassing, Carl has contin-ued to live at Homestead atMaplewood, and his mother ishonored by a memory gardenin her name. Carl has friendshere, meals are provided, and heenjoys directing morning exer-cise, playing trivia, Skip-Bo andchess on the computer.

When asked why sheenjoys living at Homestead atMaplewood, longtime residentBetty Nielson stated, Not only

is this a place I feel safe and welltaken care of, but it is the firstplace where I can truly be happysince Glen passed away.

Residents and their familiesare invited to the Homestead

each year for a complimen-tary Christmas brunch, anOctoberfest celebration and asilent auction fundraiser for thisnon-profit, faith-based orga-nization run by Volunteers ofAmerica.

I love the VOA and its mis-

sion for people to receive qualitycare and to meet their physical,spiritual and emotional needs,says nurse manager ArdetteFritsche, who has worked at theCare Center since 1979.

We get attached to the resi-

dents and dont want to leavethem, says Mary Ochecki, ahousekeeper at Homestead formore than 30 years.

Rossbach says that familiescontinue to visit even aftertheir resident has moved out orpassed away.

That sense of family and com-munity has kept the place aliveafter 41 years in Maplewood.

Find a home at the established community

campus of Homestead at Maplewood

and the Maplewood Care Center

Its easy to see why resi-dents of The Homestead at

Maplewood say they feelblessed to call it home.

Providing A Community Our Members

Are Proud To Call Home.

Lifestyles, Friendships, Comfort in a Home-l ike Atmosphere.

The Homestead at Maplewood &The Maplewood Care Center

Assisted Living, Memory Care & Short Term Rehab

1890 Sherren Avenue East Maplewood

(S.E. Corner of Hwy 36 and White Bear Avenue)

651-770-3959 www.homesteadatmaplewood.org

Residents Lucy Palumbo (left) and Marion Wallace (right) doing a craft together.

Katheryn Wilke (left), a resident at the Maplewood Care Center, and SamanthaFritsche (right) an activites coordinator at the Maplewood Care Center.
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If you havent stopped in recently,nows the time to look over the chang-es and take advantage of a great mem-bership deal.

We just renovated our aquaticscenter and completely re-equipped ourfitness center, explains MaplewoodParks and Recreation DirectorDuWayne Konewko. People are justthrilled with the changes.

And, thanks to a special member-ship sale running through the end ofMarch, individuals and families cansign up for a three-month membershipand get one month free.

Its a perfect way to get to knowthe center and its myriad of options.Members have free access to more than80 group fitness classes every week,from aerobics to yoga, water fitness tospinning, and enjoy a discount on a fullslate of classes, workshops and trips forall ages.

At the Maplewood CommunityCenter, you can:

Splash in the aquatics centerslap pool, the leisure pool or the hottub. The young set loves the zero-depth-entry pool with its new yellowsubmarine play equipment, where they

can climb inside, peer through a peri-scope and spray geysers and fountains.The pools 120-foot water slide is alsoa hit.

Move with state-of-the-artcardiovascular equipment includingelliptical cross-trainers, step- and stair-climbers, a spinning studio and more.

Just want a place to walk free of iceand slush? The jogging/walking trackis a relaxing 11 laps per mile, so youwont feel like youre running in circles.

Flex with the latest in machinesand free-weight equipment for every-one from beginners to serious lifters.

Not sure how to start an exercise

plan? All members get a free fitnessassessment, a free orientation on equip-ment and a free personal trainingconsultation to establish a baseline, setgoals and get on track!

Gather in any of a range ofmeeting rooms equipped for groupsfrom business networkers to craft clubs.

Enjoy regional headliners andlocal groups performing in the theater,

where the curved proscenium stagehelps bring the audience closer to theaction.

Celebrate in the centers5,000-square-foot banquet room, whichis becoming a choice spot for weddings.Its elegant, accessible and hassle-free.

Party with or without the kids!The Community Center is a perfectspot for birthday parties. Bring yourown cake or stop at the Subway in thecenter, feast in a party room and thenturn your young guests loose in the gymor pool to burn off some of that energy.

Plus this family-friendly center

offers drop-in child care with activi-ties that keep the younger set engagedwhile Mom and Dad work out, meet upwith friends or learn something new.

Its all at the Community Center stop in and take a look!

Even more to do at

Maplewood Community Center

As the MaplewoodCommunity Centernears its 20th anniver-

sary, its only getting better.

Left, free weights, weight machines and the centers new Les Mills BODYPUMP sculpting classes can help create a leaner,

stronger you. Right, choose from a wide array of cardio equipment in the updated fitness center.

At the Maplewood Community Center, kids all play in a yellow submarine, with

fountains, spray jets and all kinds of other splashing fun.
http://www.maplewoodcommunitycenter.com/


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Where can you find a schoolwhere the big kids arentscary to the little ones, but part-ner with them as friends androle models?

Where is there a school smallenough so that not only doesyour childs teacher know her asan individual, but all the teach-ers recognize her and greet her

by name?And where is there a school

that models its principles byincluding all ages in a participa-tory community, where the les-sons arent just on the boardor in books, but acted on all daylong?

In the north metro, theanswer is St. Peter School inNorth St. Paul.

The Catholic pre-kindergar-ten through eighth grade schoolis known as an extroardinarypreparation ground for studentsentering area high schools, nomatter where their talents and

interests lie.Theres a lot of interest edu-cationally in the STEM format,where schools emphasize sci-ence, technology, engineeringand math, Principal CeceliaCrowley explains. We call ourcurriculum STEAM we feelthe A for arts education is avital component and a comple-ment to the other four.

The mathematical precisionyoungsters learn as they prog-ress through the schools stringensemble, choir and band pro-

grams; the critical thinking theypractice in revising papers andrehearsing speeches and theimagination and goal-setting it takes to amass an art port-folio are just a few of the skillsSt. Peter students develop.

Physical education and sportsteams are also still in the mix,

both as outlets for athletic skilland energy and opportunitiesto develp teamwork and leader-ship.

The school is already well-known for its grounding in

math and science. This year, St.Peter science faculty obtained aSTEM grant to have studentsdesign toys that could be usedin space.

Just factoring in the lackof gravity for instance, adropped ball wont bounce is a test of students phys-ics know-how and ingenuity,Crowley says.

Parents also appreciate thesafe environment at St. Peter.Thanks to its buddy program,

where older students mentoryounger ones, theres no suchthing as being afraid of the bigkids, Crowley says. In fact,youll see the youngsters run upto their older buddies and hugthem in the hallway. Its been agreat way to increase youngerones confidence and older stu-dents leadership.

Teaching the whole student

is the goal each day at St. Peter,and a faculty of Christian edu-cators, most of whom hold mas-ters degrees, are committed tothat goal.

Even the youngest studentsare encouraged to think andact on their faith, with aware-ness and service projects that go

beyond the walls of the school.We believe our faith, our sense

of community and our call toserve should be incorporatedinto all aspects of life, Crowleyexplains. From morning prayerthrough service and outreachprojects, she explains, Childrenlearn to live their faith here.

St. Peter School: where teaching

the whole student is the goal each day

Where can you sendkids to a school thatoffers solid academ-

ics as well as the untold benefitsof music and art?

Left, kindergarteners and pre-K students especially enjoy lessons crafted to be fun as well as challenging. Right, the St.Peter butterfly garden, which provides study topics from planting to butterfly metamorphosis, won a multi-county land-

scape and ecology award.

Left, At St. Peter, older kids are buddies with younger ones, giving them a helping hand and a big kid to look up to.Right, String ensembles, orchestra, band and vocal music are offered as credit and enrichment classes.
http://www.stpetersnsp.org/


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With award-winningwriters, photographers anddesigners, we have a news-paper people want to pickup and read, Fragnito says.And with a readershipaudited in the high 80th per-centile, we know our adver-tisers messages are gettingthrough.

Advertising representa-tives Paul Mock and HollyKoep agree.

Were a leader in localcommunity news, Mocksays. Nobody fulfills thecommunity niche like theReview newspapers do.

Mock, a board memberof the White Bear AvenueBusiness Association, andKoep, a board member ofthe Oakdale Business andProfessional Association,say they enjoy getting toknow local business ownersand helping them grow theirbus inesses.

Its more than just abus iness-to-business rela-tionship, Koep says. Itsperson-to-person.

And though many busi-nesses that advertise withLillie Suburban Newspapersare locally owned andoperated, Koep says big-

ger corporate clients realizethe benefits of advertisingwith a weekly communitynewspaper with a seven-dayshelf life.

Fragnito adds: Our read-ers are using our papers tofind their grocery ads on aweekly basis. They turn to

us again and again.Lillie SuburbanNewspapers will be here forthe long term, co-publishersJeffery Enr ight and Ted H.Lillie add. The pair are thethird generation in a familybusiness than began in 1938.

Our reporters, adver-tising representatives andmanagers are familiarfaces in our co mmunities,Enright notes. People fromthe newspaper are involved

in civic activities year-round, from business associ-ations to development-plan-ning groups, and are doing

everything from moderatingpolitical debates to helpingbui ld floats.

Another benefit: the vari-

ety of services the newspa-per offers, Enright notes.We have a full-fledged

print shop and can producebooklets , flyers, inserts, postcards, door hangers, calen-dars, raffle tickets, newslet-ters, brochures, envelopes,letterhead, invitations, busi-ness cards and more, heexplains.

Installing high qual-ity digital equipment hasrecently allowed the compa-

ny to increase its four-color,sheet-fed printing capabili-ties and increase its colorcapacity.

We can produce ourprint jobs faster and moreaffordably for our custom-ers, Enright adds. Wecontrol the process frombeginning to end, and wecan now produce a higherquality four-color or single-color digital printing.

Lillie Suburban alsoprints other niche newspa-pers, such as school news-papers, and best of all,whatever product a clientchooses, their logos, artand copy are all in-house,and they talk directly withthe person responsiblefor making the projecthappen, Fragnito adds.We dont outso urce ourdesign and we dont havea huge bureaucracy towork through. Our speedyresponse time keeps the cli-

ent in charge of decision-making.

Visit Lillie SuburbanNewspapers online at itsrecently revamped web-site, lillienews.com, whereyoull find links to all yourfavorite Lillie newspapers.Each individual newspa-pers website now has anew and improved look.Or, follow us on Facebookand Twitter.

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Hundreds of busi-nesses advertisewith Lillie Suburban

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Advertising representatives Holly Koep and Paul Mock agree; nobody fulfills

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8/8

The building on Old HudsonRoad, formerly a La Quinta Inn &Suites, underwent a year-long $6 mil-lion renovation, and Summit Hill offi-cially opened its doors in July.

Those whove previously been inthe hotel likely wont recognize the

buildings interior, which has beencompletely remodeled to be a warm,welcoming residence.

Summit Hill Senior Living offers115 private units 82 for assisted

living and 33 for memory care. Thefacility, managed by SouthviewSenior Living Communities, is staffed24 hours a day.

Our philosophy here is to giveresidents the best quality of life pos-sible while helping them maintaintheir independence and meeting theircare needs, notes Residence DirectorDave Salmon.

A licensed registered nurse is onsite from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on call24 hours a day. Residents also enjoyplenty of other amenities, includinga continental breakfast each morning

and restaurant-style service from anin-house chef who prepares lunchand dinner options for residents tochoose from.

Summit Hill also acceptsMinnesotas Elderly Waiver programas well as private insurance so thatmore seniors have access to quality,affordable assisted living.

Keeping active,staying close

In addition to a wide range ofamenities, Summit Hill also offers

residents a plethora of opportuni-ties to socialize and remain active,with activities scheduled regularlythroughout the year.

Activities Director MeganFernlund notes theres a diverse

selection of organized activities,including Bingo, exercise classes,worship services, movie nights,crafts, and outings for shopping andentertainment. The warmer monthsallow for barbecues and gatheringsaround a fire pit. Fernlund addsSummit Hill residents are alwayswelcome to suggest new activities;theyve even come up with the ideato plant a vegetable and flower gar-

den in the spring.Building owner Albert Miller saysthe staff at Summit Hill is dedicatedto focusing on residents as individu-als, helping each keep active andinvolved.

We want to include everybody,

no matter what level theyre at,Miller explains.

Residents get to know each otherand build friendships amongst them-selves through activities, and manyhave also formed strong bonds withmembers of Summit Hills full-timestaff.

Families of residents appreciatethe personal care their loved onesreceive at Summit Hill, Fernlund

adds. Recently, she was approachedby a residents son, who said hismom is happier here than shes beenin a long time, Fernlund recalls.

Salmon adds that Summit Hillalways welcomes feedback from fam-ily members, who visit their loved

ones at Summit Hill all the time.We embrace family interaction,

Salmon explains. We love that.Summit Hills convenient location

makes it easy for families to visit,says Salmon, who grew up on St.Pauls East Side himself. Many resi-dents have lived on the East Side orin the surrounding area for decades,and have chosen to remain in thearea by making Summit Hill their

new home.Call Summit Hill today to find out

how the comfort of home might becloser than you think.

The comfort of home is closer than you

think at Summit Hill Senior Living

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ife cant get much betterat Summit Hill SeniorLiving, located just off

I-94 and White Bear Avenue onSt. Pauls East Side.

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Left, Summit Hills community room is a popular gathering spot for residents, with a giant skylight spreading natural

light and warmth throughout the room. All the facilitys community living areas, including the dining room, exerciseroom and library, are centrally located in the building so theyre easily accessible to residents. Right, The dayroom inSummit Hills secured memory care wing is a comfortable place for residents to socialize or simply relax. Memory care

residents are welcome to participate in all the scheduled activities at Summit Hill as their care levels allow.

Left, Summit Hill offers 115 units -- 82 for assisted living and 33 for memory care. There are no shared units, soeach couple or individual enjoys his or her own private unit. Right, Summit Hill residents enjoy getting pam-

pered at the on-site hair salon.
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