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The Eden PrairieHigh SchoolMarching Bandgets a teacherand staff kickoffevent roaringafter their ener-getic entranceinto the gym anddown the middleisle Monday,Aug. 29, at EdenPrairie HighSchool.

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Don Shelby stops by Eden Prairie with his new bookBY PAUL GROESSELSUN NEWSPAPERS

Now retired, long-time TwinCities broadcast journalist DonShelby has come out with abook about something a lot ofpeople may not expect.

It’s about basketball and the

life lessons that can be learnedfrom it, he said.

“I’ve been collecting thesestories all my life,” Shelby saidbefore a recent book readingand signing at the DunnBrothers located in the SmithDouglas More House, EdenPrairie.

Some are new, but most ofnearly 40 stories have beenresurfaced and polished fromhis early journalism days, writ-ing for the “Full Court Press”in the Twin Cities, he said.

The book would have neverhappened if not for his eldestdaughter, Ashley, he said.

When she came home fromNew York, where she works inpublishing, she asked her dadwhere he kept all those basket-ball stories.

There might be a fewaround, he said.

EP SchoolBoard nixesreferendumWants to go for 2012referendum, work oncommunity relationsBY PAUL GROESSEL SUN NEWSPAPERS

The Eden Prairie SchoolBoard has decided not to goout for any referendum thisyear after all.

It wants to get an earlystart on a 2012 referendum.

A 2011 referendum couldhave brought approximately$4 million per year fromvoter-approved tax increase.

The school board changedits mind during a meetingTuesday, Aug. 23, based onrecent indicators of economicdecline, a financial analysisthat says the district may notbe in as deep a financial holeas they initially projected anda desire to spend more timereaching out to communitymembers.

That Aug. 23 meeting alsofollowed previous schoolboard meeting discussionsthat had indicated they werebehind schedule compared tomost referendum campaignplanning.

The school board had voted

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Superintendenttransition processcontinues at EdenPrairie Public SchoolsThree district employeeshold superintendent’slicense; board seekssecond ‘mutualseparation’ legal opinionBY PAUL GROESSEL • SUN NEWSPAPERS

The Eden Prairie School Districtwill continue the superintendent tran-sition process possibly with a consult-ant and most likely with a secondopinion from a lawyer.

The school board recently decidedto seek a second opinion regarding amutual separation with Supt. MelissaKrull – who it turns out is not the onlyperson in the district with a superin-tendent’s license.

Since Krull announced in late Julythat this would be her last school yearwith the district, it had been unclear ifanyone other than Krull had a license.

There are three people in the dis-trict, including Krull, who have asuperintendent’s license, according tointerim Communications DirectorNancy Kracke.

The other two staff members withare Janet Pladson, elementary schooldirector of teaching and learning, andEden Prairie High School AssociatePrincipal Tim Quick.

The superintendent transitionprocess is in the early stages. Theschool board expects to soon have adiscussion about hiring a search firmto help look for qualified candidates.

The search process could monthsand basic services from a search fromcould cost $15,000-$20,000, saidMinnesota School Board Association’sDirector of School Board ServicesSandy Gundlach.

She told the school board that dur-ing an Aug. 16 workshop, when shealso said the law is pretty clear regard-

ing superintendent licensing, andeven applies to an interim superin-tendent.

Under state law, a school districtwith a secondary high school musthave a state-licensed superintendentat the helm, she said.

After that meeting, the MinnesotaDepartment of Education’s Director ofEducator Licensing Richard Wassensaid that there is a little flexibility fora school board in a tight spot, as longas it makes clear that it’s doing what itcan to get comply with the law.

“Just by the nature of what super-intendents do … often times, vacan-cies come up sort of suddenly, and theboard has to figure out what to do,”Wassen said.

The Board of SchoolAdministrators grants superintendentlicensures and variances for tempo-rary superintendent qualificationsunder certain circumstances, Wassensaid.

Even though Krull indicated shewould finish out the 2011-2012 schoolyear, the last of her three-year con-tract, the school board is looking intoKrull’s interest in a “mutual separa-tion” of her contract.

The board initially voted to gaugeKrull’s interest during an Aug. 9 spe-cial meeting. It had their legal repre-sentation (law firm Kennedy andGraven) test Krull’s interest in amutual split then, but during the Aug.23 meeting, the school board decidedto seek input from a second lawyer.

Board members said this is animportant matter, and it’s good to havea second opinion and input about theseparation process.

It’s unclear what the initial opinionor communication from Kennedy andGraven was.

Next, the board will identify possi-ble law firms that can provide inputabout the separation process and dis-cuss the possibility of using an execu-tive search firm.

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BY MIKE HANKS • SUN NEWSPAPERS

An art show that is also a belatedanniversary celebration opens today inBloomington.

“On the Training of Painters: TheAtelier’s Past and Present” is actually atwo-venue showcase paying homage to thehistory of a Minneapolis art school. Theshow features an exhibition of paintingsand drawings at the Bloomington Centerfor the Arts. By mid-September the AtelierStudio Program of Fine Arts will exhibitadditional works at its Minneapolisschool. The joint exhibit is intended tohonor the school’s founder and its 40thanniversary, albeit two years after the fact.

Atelier, French for workshop, is a styleof painting that is distinguished by itsteacher-student relationship, teaching finedraftsmanship and painting skills bymelding formal academic training withthe influence of French impressionists.The Atelier traces its lineage to 1748, and is

honoring its founder Richard Lackthrough the exhibition. Lack founded theschool in 1969 as Atelier Lack in UptownMinneapolis. He retired in 1992, but theschool continued as the Atelier StudioProgram of Fine Arts, according to co-director Dale Redpath, who studied underLack.

Today the school has a full-time four-year program and has part-time studentswho take evening classes at the school,Redpath explained. “It has really been ahub for the realist movement in the coun-try,” she said.

Pieces by former graduates and Lackwill be on display, as well as Lack’s educa-tional predecessors, William McGregorPaxton and R.H. Ives Gammell. Works ofPaxton, who died in 1941, are difficult toobtain, but the Atelier was able to obtainone piece on loan for the exhibition,according to Redpath. Approximately 80

Bloomington art show honors40 years of education

“The Sweeper,” anoil painting byDoug Kingsbury, isamong the pieceson display as partof the “On theTraining ofPainters: TheAtelier’s Past andPresent” exhibitionthat opens today atB l o o m i n g t o nCenter for the Arts.The show featuresworks by past stu-dents and educa-tors from AtelierStudio Program ofFine Arts inMinneapolis. Theschool teaches finedraftsmanship andpainting skills bymelding formalacademic trainingwith the influenceof French impres-sionists.

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State university expands Edina presenceMSU-Mankato offersgraduate, undergraduateand certificate programat 7700 France Ave. S.BY KATIE MINTZ • SUN NEWSPAPERS

The Edina School District is not theonly public institution in the city seeinga boost in enrollment.

Minnesota State University,Mankato’s Edina location, 7700 FranceAve. S., will soon double its space to27,000 square feet in the office buildingto meet growing demand.

The fourth year of classes beganMonday, Aug. 22, at the school, whichoffers degree and non-degree programsfrom graduate studies to customizedtraining for area businesses.

Bob Hoffman, vice president ofStrategic Business, Education andRegional Partnerships for MinnesotaState University, Mankato, said the TwinCities location is key to serving studentsin today’s economy.

“People need convenience, they needflexibility, and they can’t drive to

Mankato or Winona,” he said. “You’vegot to bring it to the learner and that’swhat we’re trying to do.”

MSU-Mankato in Edina offers severalmaster’s degree programs, bachelordegree completion and licensure andcertificate programs. About 75 percentof the 2,590 students enrolled in classesthere this fall, spring and summer are ingraduate programs.

In the new job climate, Ann Goebel,director of Twin Cities partnerships,said the master’s degree is the new bach-elor’s degree, and students are respond-ing.

“That’s the student we’re findingneeds us the most right now,” Goebelsaid.

The leading programs in Edina arethe master of business administrationand master of public administration.MSU-Mankato also offers master’sdegrees in education, nursing, engineer-ing and more. Beginning this fall, it isoffering its first doctorate of education-al leadership to a full class. Next fall thecampus will add a doctorate of nursingpractice.

“Our other mission is undergraduatedegree completion,” Goebel said.

Students can finish their last two

years of a bachelor’s degree after attend-ing community college or even a coupleclasses if they left a four-year college afew credits shy of graduating. MSU-Mankato also works in partnership withother Minnesota State Colleges andUniversities schools on degree comple-tion. For the last several years, MSU-Mankato faculty has taught upper levelcourses on the Normandale CommunityCollege campus in Bloomington and atMesabi Range Community andTechnical College in Virginia, Minn.

Becky Copper-Glenz, dean for theCollege of Extended Learning for MSU-Mankato, said it’s a part of makinglearning convenient.

“These are non-traditional students,so a lot of times they’re working adults.They have families. They have full-timejobs,” Copper-Glenz said.

In Edina, many courses are a blend ofonline and classroom learning. Tworooms feature real-time video conferenc-ing connecting students with classesoffered only in Mankato. MSU-Mankatoalso has about 30 programs availableonline only. The busiest hours in Edinaare 3-10 p.m.

With proximity to a vibrant businesscorridor in Edina and the entire metro,

forming strategic partnerships is also afocus, said Hoffman. The Edina locationcan work with companies to create no-credit programs that address specificneeds, like leadership training, for itsemployees.

“It’s a great location,” Hoffman said“It avails us to a lot of business, indus-try, government and nonprofit requestsof enhancement of skills, developmentof new skills and completion ofdegrees.”

Goebel said MSU-Mankato in Edinarecently finishing working with DakotaCounty Technical College in Rosemountto train employees of Apple Valley-based Uponor through a Minnesota JobSkills Grant. Goebel, who previouslyworked as part of Mankato’s manufac-turing engineering faculty, instructedthe employees in lean manufacturing, apractice that helps identify and reducewaste that doesn’t add value to the finalproduct.

She said more partnerships areexpected as the school grows.

“As we hear the needs from businessand industry we can create professionaldevelopment opportunities to meet life-long learning needs,” Copper-Glenzsaid.

Walk & Roll at MOALace-up the sneakers and grease

those wheels for the third annual Walk& Roll fundraiser hosted by MidwestSpecial Services Inc. 8 a.m. to 10:30a.m. Sunday, Sept. 25, at Mall ofAmerica’s Main Rotunda.

The family-friendly walk celebratesthe achievements of people with dis-

abilities, while raising awareness andsupport for programs and services ofMidwest Special Services that arevital to their success.

Event participants can meet theMinnesota Roller Girls, MissWheelchair Minnesota Jenni Taylorand Miss Minnesota 2011 NatalieDavis. Walkers or rollers can enjoyinteractive gaming units by Gamin

Ride and music and entertainmentfrom an Elvis impersonator. Attendeescan also support Midwest SpecialServices by purchasing locally createdworks of art. Celebration Stationswill be found along the walkway toencourage and cheer on walkers androllers as they make their way aroundthe rotunda.

Individuals or teams interested in

participating are invited to become apledge member by registering onlineand encouraging others to donate onbehalf of their efforts. The team orindividual that raises the most moneywill receive a special prize. Those whowish to donate directly or become anevent sponsor can also visit theMidwest Special Services Inc. website,mwsservices.org.

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artists will be represented by the morethan 125 paintings and drawings in theexhibition. Although it was envisioned asan anniversary show in 2009, collectingartwork and compiling historical informa-tion about the school was a slow processthat took longer than planned, she noted.

In addition to showcasing artwork, theexhibition will illustrate the specific stepstaken by Atelier artists when renderingtheir realistic drawings and paintings. Acatalog commemorating the exhibition’sartwork and detailing the Atelier’s historywill be available for purchase at both exhi-bition locations, Redpath said.

An opening reception at theBloomington Center for the Arts is 6-8 p.m.tonight, Sept. 1, at 1800 W. Old ShakopeeRoad.

The second opening at the Atelier is 6-9p.m. Thursday, Sept. 15, at 1681 E.Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis.

Redpath and Co-director Cyd Wickerwill speak 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, atBloomington Center for the Arts.

University of Minnesota ProfessorGabriel Weisberg, an author of booksabout traditional painters and an essayincluded in the exhibition catalog, will dis-cuss “Mentoring Tradition: The ArtStudio and its Continuing Importance” 10a.m. Saturday, Oct. 8, at BloomingtonCenter for the Arts.

The exhibition runs at both locationsthrough Oct. 14.

The Bloomington Center for the Artsexhibition is open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. week-days, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and 1-10p.m. Sundays. The Atelier exhibition isopen 1-10 p.m. Monday through Thursdayand 1-6 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

Additional exhibition information isavailable online at xr.com/atelier.

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Christian author and speaker BethMoore will be featured in a “LivingProof Live Simulcast” event, 9:30 a.m. to4:15 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 10, at GraceChurch in Eden Prairie. Doors open 8a.m.

Grace Church is one of more than 700churches from around the world that isparticipating in this live simulcast.

The event offers powerful messages

to women that will challenge them to digdeeper into a more intimate relationshipwith God.

General seating tickets are $20(includes lunch) and may be purchasedon the church’s website,atgrace.com/events.

Tickets will be sold at the door ifavailable. No child care will be provided.

Grace Church is located 9301 EdenPrairie Road, at the southeast corner ofPioneer Trail and Eden Prairie Road,one mile west of Flying Cloud Airport.

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The Eden Prairie Sun-Current and Eden Prairie-based Fox 9 News will host anEden Prairie School Boarddebate before the Nov. 8 elec-tion.

The point of the forum is toraise the questions you wantto hear. What better way to dothat than letting you ask?

You have been following theEden Prairie School District;there are things you want toknow from the candidates andthings you think the commu-nity should know.

All you have to do is send

your questions before youcome hear their answers.

With a lot going on in theschool district and a variety ofcandidates, there is plenty toask. So, include as many ques-tions as you like.

With several candidates, somany topics and limitedforum time, we unfortunatelycan’t get to everyone’s ques-tion.

We won’t ask attackingquestions or those of a person-

al nature, and we may also editquestions as necessary.

Our goal is to edit as littleas possible while ensuring it’sinformative and fair.

We’re finalizing the forumplans, and we will post time,date and location as soon aswe settle the last details.

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Recycling while on the goBY ANGIE TIMMONS GUEST COLUMNIST

It’s more popular than everfor Minnesotans to recycle athome, but do you keep it goingwhile you’re traveling or out andabout?

Many of us take road trips,attend family get-togethers, andgo on vacation during the lastfew weeks of summer, and it’simportant to find ways to recyclealong the way. It can be surpris-ing how much waste one personcan produce when traveling, butimplementing a few simplethings to reduce waste and con-serve resources will minimizeyour environmental footprint.

Here are some easy thingsyou can do to make a difference:

— If possible, use publictransportation while traveling,or carpool with others who aregoing to the same destination.

— Use electronic tickets

whenever possible to avoidpaper waste.

— If you don’t see recyclingbins at your destination, ask theperson or company in charge.Hopefully, a friendly suggestionwill encourage them to imple-ment a program.

— Bring a bag for your ownrecycling. If you’re spending theday traveling or staying some-where you know won’t providerecycling opportunities, pack abag for your recyclable itemsand recycle them when you gethome.

— Keep an eye out for recy-cling bins along your route. Gasstations, rest areas and parksoften have a place you candeposit your recycling ratherthan hauling it all the way home.

— As you shop for groceriesand supplies for your trip, lookfor environmentally-friendlypackaging and pack items inreusable containers.

— If you’re hosting a get-together away from home, besure to put out paper bags orcontainers for recycling near thetrash bin and label them clearly.Hopefully, your guests will fol-low your lead and do the sortingfor you.

— Choose or encourage theuse of reusable or recyclablematerials (cups, plates, utensils,etc.) in all your activities.

With a little forethought, it’seasy to make it a habit to recycleon the go and the results areworth it to protect the environ-ment. Think about what you cando to help while enjoying yoursummer celebrations, vacationsand travels.

For more tips on recyclingand waste options, visitRethinkRecycling.com, your go-to guide for waste and recyclinginformation in the Twin Cities.And enjoy the beautifulMinnesota summer!

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Lidia Navarro-Haugh, BrandtJohnson, Warren Larson and GrantRichardson were named to the dean’s listat the Dunwoody College of Technology,Minneapolis.

Martha Abebe Adghe, KatayounAmjadi, Emily Ann Baldwin, SarahAshley Barrie, Sara L. Bender, AJoshua Blaeser, A Ryan TaylorBlanck, Kayla Branham, Amanda J.Brown, Katelyn M. Brown, JivaniChandiramani, Megan MelissaChristianson, A Ian Kenneth Clark,Rachel Kathleen Colville, AngelaMarie Dauwalter, Joey S DeCarlo,Gina Katherine DeSanctis, BryanJames Dean, Zachary Dennis, PaulM. Ditty, Jacob Robert Divish,Meghann Marie Droeger, Mitchell L.Elftmann, Constance Ewing,Ibrahim A. Farah, Mahin J. S.Fernando, Margaret Florek, EricFrancis Formico, Pauline CatherineGleisberg, Rachael Ann Haas,Kristopher Hackett, Andrew LewisHamilton, Brianna J. Hamilton,Kaylin Hasselquist, Paul DominicHayes, Sreyleak Heng, EmileeChristine Howe, Halima M. Hussein,Benjamin Jacobson, AbdullahiMohamed Khandid, Marina S.Kuksenko, Yevgeniy S. Kuksenko,Kimberly Kay Kurtz, Ki Ho Kyun,Anna Lauren Lanners, Caitlin b.Larson, Chanvachna Lee, ShelbyJane Ludwig, Katarina AngeliqueLuyken, Chad M. Miller, MohamedJama Mohamed, Scott AndrewMorris, Kayla M O'Neil, AlishiaDanielle Oien, A Pauline Pajibo,

Tadd Nathan Parris, CatherinePetrich, Amber Petrik, Jon DavidPoupard, Kristyn Prokic, AndrewAdam Ramert, Jessica L Retterath,Sherry Jeanne Reu, Daniel PeterRichards, Omar Safi, Jayme WilliamSchmit, Elizabeth Sloan, QuentinAlbert Smith, Anna Elizabeth Steider,Erin J. Summers, Agnes TrevinoTalbot, Usuku Ulundu Nicole, KristinMarie Warren, Kyle JamesWaterstreet and Michael JamesYoungs graduated from NormandaleCommunity College, Bloomington.

Molly Thomson and Allison Beckerreceived a Denison Alumni Scholarshipat Denison University, Granville, Ohio.

Heather Linville was named to thedean’s list at Concordia University, St.Paul.

Jason Ross Dunkley was named tothe dean's list at Washington University,St. Louis, Mo.

Alexander Wheeler graduated fromthe University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

Oumar Dieng, Tim Diercks,Katherine Ferrell, Meridian Linster,Stephanie Simmer, Marshall Tebben,Alex Wilson and Cody Yetter graduatedfrom Metropolitan State University, St.Paul.

Veneta Bebrevska, Jody Grahamand Brittni Kuyper made the honor’s listat the Minnesota School of Business,Plymouth.

Margot Fitz Axen, Megan Gadesand Emily Mattison participated inYouth Programs this summer atMichigan Technological University,Houghton, Mich.

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Police and fire log The following incidents were

reported to the Eden Prairie PoliceDepartment Aug. 18-25.

Number of reported incidents,by type:

• Burglary – 3• Damage to property – 4• Disorderly conduct – 5• Drugs – 2

• DWIs – 9• Fire calls – 4 • Suspicious person reports – 9• Suspicious vehicle reports – 23• Tamper with auto – 9• Theft – 23• Vehicle crash – 13

Stolen from one car, left behindin another:

• A burglary took place sometimebetween 9 p.m. Aug. 21 and 7 a.m. Aug.22, on the 6000 block of Promontory

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garage and broken into overnightafter the garage door was left open.Two Coach purses were taken. A dri-ver’s license, bank check card, $90 incash and other items were taken.

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Please note, the incidents listed rep-resent only a small fraction of the dailycalls for service received by the EdenPrairie Police Department. All inci-dents are as originally reported topolice, and may not reflect the results offurther investigation; therefore, it ispossible that the incidents listed werefound to be something other than whatwas originally reported.


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Former Twin Citiesnews anchor andjournalist DonShelby visits theDunn Brothers atthe Smith DouglasMore House inEden PrairieWednesday, Aug.24, to readexcerpts of hisnew book, “TheSeason NeverEnds – Wins,Losses, and theWisdom of theCourt.” The bookfeatures nearly 40stories about bas-ketball, its manyforms and lessonsto learn from thegame. The bookwas scheduled topublish Aug. 30.

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To find more, she went to the library,found all the old articles, keypunched,compiled and edited them.

She then “shepherded this thingthrough” like a good point guard wouldany offense, Shelby said.

The book is about life, people, familyand dedication, and it will take readerson “a roller coaster of emotions,” Shelbysaid.

Shelby has been involved in basket-ball as a player, coach and through otheractivities since 1960. He was inductedinto Indiana’s Delaware County Athletic

Hall of Fame in 2003. For his broadcast work, Shelby has

won national and international awardsfor investigative journalism, some ofwhich include three National Emmysand two George Foster Peabody awards.

Shelby retired from daily reportingand anchoring in November 2010 after 45years in the business.

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Parkinson’s DiseaseSupport Group meetingset for Sept. 14

A Parkinson’s Disease SupportGroup meeting will be held 1:30-2:45p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 14, at PrairieAdult Care.

Prairie Adult Care is located in theVictory Lutheran Church, 16200 BergerDrive, Eden Prairie.

The support group is for personswith Parkinson’s disease or relatedneurological disorders and their care-givers.

Meetings focus on current researchand treatment, tips for managing dailyactivities of living and psychologicalcoping skills.

The discussion group is facilitatedby physical therapists from PrairieAdult Care and the AmericanParkinson’s Disease Association.

Free respite care is available withadvance reservation in the licenseddaycenter, Prairie Adult Care, for carereceivers who do not choose to partici-

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group, which meets on the secondWednesday of every month, or the adultday center which is open daily, visit thePrairie Adult Care website.

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Eden Prairie schoolspart of ‘No Shots, NoSchool’ program

Eden Prairie School District is one of25 that are taking part in the “No Shots,No School” immunization program.

The immunization program pro-vides a barrier-free service andenhanced access to children needingimmunizations.

Partnering school districts agree tocommunicate immunization require-ments to families in their district andencourage students to see a primarycare provider early to make sure immu-nizations are given and documentedbefore the start of school.

If a child is unable to receive

required vaccinations, partnering clin-ics will provide immunizations at nocost to families through Sept. 17.

Participating Eden Prairie clinics• All About Children PediatricsWhere: 12200 Middleset Road, Ste.

100. Info: 952-943-8200

• Park Nicollet Clinic – PrairieCenter

Where: 8455 Flying Cloud Drive Info: 952-993-7400

• Southdale PediatricsWhere: 18315 Cascade Drive, Ste. 170Info: 952-278-6939

• South Lake PediatricsWhere: 800 Prairie Center Drive, Ste.

120.Info: 952-401-8300

Immunizations are a child’s bestdefense against potentially life-threat-ening diseases, such as measles, polioand chickenpox.

Minnesota law requires writtenproof that children receive all vaccina-tions, have a medical exemption – or par-ents must file a legal exemption sayingthey object to the vaccinations – beforestudents can attend class.

Through its Healthy CommunityInitiative, Park Nicollet Foundationpartners with 25 school districts and 38health care organizations and independ-ent clinics throughout the Twin Cities tomeet immunization requirementsthrough the program. Park Nicollet is afounding member of No Shots, NoSchool, now in its 15th year.

The program also recognizes the needfor each family to have a “medical”home. Partnering clinics are encour-aged to build relationships with newpatients in order to provide routine, pri-mary care to children and their families.

When receiving immunizations, aparent or legal guardian must accompa-ny children younger than 18 years ofage. Parents should bring a copy of thechild’s past immunization records andare asked to call ahead if a clinic is notdesignated as a “walk-in” clinic.

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The following class reunions havebeen scheduled for this year:

Bloomington Jefferson High School• 1986 – 7 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., Friday,

Sept. 9, Neisen’s Sports Bar and Grill,4851 W. 123rd St., Savage.

Henry Sibley High School• 2001 – 8 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 17,

Tavern on the Avenue, 825 JeffersonAve., St. Paul. Info: Facebook – HenrySibley class of 2001 10 year reunion

Minneapolis Edison High School• 1971 – 6:30 p.m. to midnight,

Saturday, Oct. 22, Columbia Park Manor,3300 Central Ave. NE, Minneapolis. Info:xr.com/edison71.

• 1976 – Saturday, Oct. 8, Murzyn Hall,530 Mill St., Columbia Heights. Info: edi-son76.com or 763-535-1784 (Cindy).

Minneapolis Marshall High School

• 1948 – Noon, Wednesday, Sept. 21,Jax Cafe, 1928 University Ave. N.E.,Minneapolis. Info: 763-571-5212.

Minneapolis Roosevelt High School

• 1951 – Thursday, Sept. 15, MinnesotaValley Country Club, Minnesota ValleyCountry Club, 6300 Auto Club Road,Bloomington. Info: 952-888-1970 or ron-

[email protected]. • 1976 – 6 p.m. to 12 a.m., Saturday,

Sept. 17, Ramada Inn Mall of America,2300 American Blvd. E., Bloomington.Info: xr.com/roosevelt76.

Minneapolis West High School• 1951 – 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday,

Sept. 17, Edina Country club, 5100Wooddale Ave., Edina. Info:[email protected] 952-927-8520 (Barbara Laederach).

Osseo High School• 1971 – 7 p.m. to midnight, Saturday,

Sept. 24, Osseo American Legion, 260 4thAve. SE, Osseo. Info: [email protected].

Richfield High School• 1961 – Saturday, Sept. 10. Info: rich-

field1961.com.Robbinsdale High School

• 1976 – Saturday, Oct. 15, MedinaEntertainment Center, 500 Highway 55,Medina. Info: 763-424-4385 orxr.com/rhs76.

St. Louis Park High School• 1971 – Saturday, Sept. 10. Info:

[email protected] or 952-920-5376 (Leslie).

To add a reunion to this list, [email protected], fax 763-424-7388 or call 763-424-7364.

HIGH SCHOOL REUNIONSHennepin County looks to continuesuccess of truancy programAbout 200 schoolsparticipated in programin its first yearBY MARC INGBER • SUN NEWSPAPERS

Pleased with the success of its ini-tial efforts to combat truancy, theHennepin County Attorney’s Officewill conduct its be@school programfor a second full school year begin-ning this month.

The program is designed to use allof the social services and legal toolsavailable in the county to make surestudents are in school, every day andon time.

In its first year, 199 of the 256schools in Hennepin County thatparticipated in a study reportedusing at least some element of thebe@school program.

“History has shown us that if youdon’t get to school, you don’t get aneducation,” Hennepin CountyAttorney Mike Freeman said.

“And if you don’t get an educa-tion, you don’t get a job. And then weare likely to see too much of you inthe criminal justice system or thesocial welfare system. And I don’tlike either option.”

The be@school program requiresschools to send a letter and makephone calls to a student’s parentswhen unexcused absences begin pil-ing up.

At six unexcused absences, theschool refers the child to the pro-gram and a parent group meeting iscalled with officials from the school,attorney’s office and possibly socialservice groups.

Be@school coordinator TamikoThomas said the meetings weredesigned to be a proactive approachto the problem and teach the familiesabout educational neglect and truan-cy.

“It depends on each case, butmostly it’s an opportunity for themto receive support and get education

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on what the law says about educationattendance,” she said. “Families dofind the meetings to be helpful.”

If more absences occur, the pres-sure is ratcheted up, including filingof educational neglect or truancyreports.

There are various reasons why stu-dents miss school frequently, Freemansaid. Barriers can include transporta-

tion problems or a lack of goodclothes.

Sometimes children are asked tobaby-sit their younger siblings whiletheir parents are at work. One of thegoals of be@school is to refer familiesto social service agencies that canhelp alleviate these types of problems.

Freeman said 43 percent of elemen-tary students with six to 12 unexcusedabsences had no more after 90 days inthe program.

In a survey, 82 percent of staffmembers whose schools participatedbelieved be@school was effective in

cutting truancy and unexcusedabsences.

State law requires students to be inschool until they are 18 – they can beofficially withdrawn with parent con-sent if they are 16 or older.

Be@school is offered to everyschool in Hennepin County – mostschools that participate have a staffmember whose duty is to be in chargeof the program at the site.

Thomas said it was a “more innova-tive approach to addressing a lack ofschool attendance. “It’s clarifying theexpectations for families.”

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DAMMEN - MAGRUDERKeenen Dammen of

Shorewood, Minnesota and SusanDammen of Edina, announce theengagement of their daughter, ErinJoan Dammen, to Joel AndrewsMagruder, son of Jack and JanieMagruder of Tempe, Arizona.

Erin is a 2008 graduate fromthe University of San Diego and isa Senior Brokerage Coordinatorat Cushman and Wakefield, Inc.in La Jolla, California. Joel is alsoa 2008 graduate from theUniversity of San Diego and iscurrently obtaining a dual MastersDegree in Creative Writing andEnglish Literature from Chapman

University in Orange, California.The two met through mutualfriends at the University of SanDiego and are currently residingin downtown San Diego.

Erin and Joel will be married onSeptember 17th, 2011 atWestminster Presbyterian Church inMinneapolis, Minnesota, followedby a reception at The Lafayette Clubin Minnetonka Beach.

ENGAGEMENTS

Happy 12th Birthday,

BekkaEnjoy another fun

year of theatre, music,art & sports!

An Open House was held August 27th toCelebrate the 90th Birthday of Dorothy

Anglim. Many friends and family joined withus to honor Dorothy on this special occasion.

We love you Mom/Grandma Dorothy!

Carolyn & RichardBackley,

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WANGEN-JOHNSONZachary Johnson, son of Bonita and

Craig Johnson of Bloomington, proudlyannounce their engagement to MandyWangen, daughter of Robin and LarryWangen of Albert Lea.

Zachary is a 2001 graduate of JeffersonHigh School and also graduated fromMinnesota State University, Mankato with amass communications degree. He currentlyis employed with CH Robinson World Wide.

Mandy is a 2002 Albert Lea High Schoolgraduate, and also graduated fromMinnesota State University, Mankato with adegree in school counseling. She is current-ly employed with the Cambridge-IsantiSchool District.

The couple will wed in October in AlbertLea. They currently live in Champlin,Minnesota.

Proud grandparents include MarionZiegler and the late Edward Ziegler ofHopkins, Hazel Johnson and the lateIngvald Johnson of Benson, Minn. DonnaWinkels and the late Benjamin Winkels ofAustin, Martha Wangen and the late OrinWangen of Albert Lea.

CALENDARThe Sun-Current Calendar highlights a variety of community events each week. It does not include all com-munity events, meetings or concerts taking place on any given day. Please visit www.minnlocal.com topost your listing to our comprehensive online community calendar. To submit a news brief for consideration, mail it to 33 Second St. N.E., Osseo, MN 55369, fax it to 763-424-7388 or e-mail it to [email protected]. The newspaper will not accept submissions over the phone.

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EVENTS IN THE COMMUNITY – SEPT. 2 THROUGH SEPT. 8

EPHS Varsity Soccer vs.BlaineWhere: Eden Prairie HighSchool, 17185 Valley ViewRoadWhen: 5 p.m.Info: classiclake.org.

Richfield Farmers MarketWhere: Church ofAssumption, 305 E. 77thSt., RichfieldWhen: 2-6 p.m.Info: xr.com/farmers

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High school volleyballtournamentsWhere: Eden Prairie HighSchool, 17185 Valley ViewRoadWhen: all day, begins 9a.m.Info: classiclake.org.

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Pond House ToursWhere: Pond DakotaMission Park, 401 E.104th St., BloomingtonWhen: 1:30-4 p.m.Info: xr.com/pond

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Labor DayGovernment

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“Footloose” cast appear-ance and dance competi-tionWhere: Best Buy Rotunda,Mall of America,BloomingtonWhen: Noon to 6 p.m.Info: mallofamerica.com

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A.M. Rotary Speaker: Dr.Andrew BakerHennepin County MedicalExaminer’s OfficeWhere: Biaggi’sRestaurant, 8251 FlyingCloud DriveWhen: 7:30 a.m.Info: tinyurl.com/eprotary.

Eden Prairie City CouncilmeetingWhere: City Center, 8080Mitchell RoadWhen: 7 p.m.Info: edenprairie.org.

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Widowed Lunch ClubWhere: Biaggi’sRestaurant, 8251 FlyingCloud DriveWhen: 11:30 a.m. to 1p.m.Info: 763-497-1779 (toRSVP)

Job Transition GroupmeetingWhere: St. AndrewsLutheran Church, 13600Technology DriveWhen: 11:30 a.m. to 1p.m.Info: standrewlu.org.

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Edina Farmers MarketWhere: Centennial Lakes,7499 France Ave. S., EdinaWhen: 3-7 p.m.Info: 952-833-9580

EPHS boys varsity soccervs. HopkinsWhere: Hopkins HighSchool, 2400 LindberghDrive, MinnetonkaWhen: 7 p.m.Info: classiclake.org.

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Thursday, Sept. 1• Pickleball (Pioneer Park) – 9 a.m.• Computer Cracker Barrel – 10 a.m.• Blood pressure clinic – 11 a.m.• Cribbage – 1 p.m.• Canasta – 1 p.m.

Friday, Sept. 2• Bread day – 9:30 a.m.• Men’s group – 9:30 a.m.• Partner Bridge – 12:15 p.m.• Party Bridge – 12:15 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 5Labor Day – Senior Center Closed

Tuesday, Sept. 6• Pickleball (Pioneer Park) – 9 a.m.• Quilting – 9 a.m.• Bread day – 9:30 a.m.• Greeting cards – 9:30 a.m.• Biking club – 10 a.m.• Tai Chi – 10:30 a.m.• Party Bridge – 12:15 p.m.• Cribbage – 1 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 7• 500 cards – 1 p.m.• Walking club – 6 p.m. • Pickleball (Pioneer Park) – 6 p.m.• Happy Feet – by appointment

Thursday, Sept. 8• Pickleball (Pioneer Park) – 9 a.m.• Chair massages – 10 a.m.• Drivers Safety (4 hour course) –

noon• Cribbage – 1 p.m.• Canasta – 1 p.m.

Unless otherwise noted, all activitiestake place at the Senior Center, 8950 EdenPrairie Road.

Pioneer Park is located behind theSenior Center.

Info: 952-279-8050.

EP danceteam raisesmore than$10,000 inwalkathon

On Aug. 9, the EdenPrairie High SchoolDance Team hosted itsfifth annual 10Kwalkathon.

The team raisedmore than $10,000 bene-fiting the dance teamand the SpecialOlympics of Minnesota.

Representatives fromthe Special OlympicsWestern Wings partici-pated in the in the eventand were on hand toaccept a check for$1,000.

This fall, the fallteam will perform atthe Varsity football andsoccer games. Theirfirst performance willbe Sept. 9 at the EdenPrairie football game.

The Eden Prairie High School Dance Team hosts its fifth annual 10K Walkathon Aug. 9. The Eden Prairie Dance Teamraised more than $10,000 benefiting the dance team and the Special Olympics of Minnesota. (Submitted photo)

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Family Fun Festival atGrace Church Sept. 11

Grace Church will be hosting itsfourth annual outdoor Family FunFestival, 12-3:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 11.

The festival, which is completely freeexcept for food (provided at nominalprices by local restaurants), willinclude giant inflatables for children,pony rides, clowns, a live petting zooand a skateboard-snowboard-wake-board demonstration. The Eden

Prairie firefighters and policemen willbe there with emergency vehicles, andmusic and entertainment will also beprovided.

Families are invited to arrive earlyand attend the 11:00 a.m. worship serv-ice. Children’s programming will also

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6716 Gleason RoadEdina, MN 55439(952) 941-3065

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9:00 Sanctuary Worship9:00 Sanctuary Worship9:00 Sanctuary Worship9:00 Sanctuary Worship 10:30 Living Waters10:30 Living Waters10:30 Living Waters10:30 Living Waters

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“Learn, Grow, Support”

Sunday Worship9:30 AM

Pastors: Charles R. Carlson,Anne Hokenstad

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Bloomington, MN 55420(952) 944-1425

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Bloomington • 952-835-7585

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Minneapolis612-926-7651

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Eden Prairie schools kick off

Above, Eden Prairie SchoolDistrict administrators and princi-pals welcome teachers back foranother school year during a kick-off Monday, Aug. 29, at EdenPrairie High School. The eventfeatured staff, student and nation-al speakers, breakfast and anevent opener from the EdenPrairie High School MarchingBand. At left, Supt. Melissa Krullwelcomes staff back after sum-mer break for the last time. Sheannounced in July that this wouldbe her last year as superintend-ent.

(Photos by Paul Groessel • Sun Newspapers)

Edythe L. Pizzala, died atHillcrest of Wayzata, Wayzata,Minn. on August 22, 2011 –four years after the death ofher beloved and handsomehusband of 65 years, GeorgeE. Pizzala. A resident ofBloomington, Minn. for morethan 53 years, Edythe wasborn August 12, 1923 in Fres-no, Calif. to George and AnnaEurich. Edythe fondly remem-bered her early years growingup on an orchard farm withher 22 siblings and half-sib-lings. She graduated RooseveltHigh School, Fresno, Calif. in1940. Edythe had a beautifulsinging voice and, along with her sisters, per-formed live and on the radio on many occa-sions. Edythe met her husband George in 1942and it was love at first sight. They married 3 dayslater in Reno, Nevada. Thereafter, Edythe livedthe life of an Army wife, following George tomany duty stations around the world, includingJapan and Europe. While stationed in Germany,Edythe organized the first Boy Scout Troopthere for American military families, as well asfor her own two young sons at the time, Dennisand Keith.

Edythe and George settled in Bloomington,Minn. in the late 50s. In 1964, Edythe joined theHennepin County Welfare Dept. as a HomeManagement Counselor. In this capacity, shetaught home management skills – such asbudgeting, child care, home maintenance andnutrition – to low income mothers. Edythethrived in this role for 20 years and was recog-nized by the then State of Minnesota Governorfor her succcessful pilot programs dealing withyoung unwed mothers. After retiring from theWelfare Dept. in 1985, Edythe started her ownbusiness called PIZZAZ, a consulting companythat taught seniors transitional skills needed forsuccessful retirement.

Edythe had a unique flair and artistic eye,which were expressed in many creative outletsthroughout her life. She became a talentedwatercolor and oil painter. She designed beauti-ful rooms, gardens and floral arrangements. Inher 70s, she started Edie's Interior & FloralDesign, selling her paintings and elaborate silkflower arrangements and wreaths to local gal-leries and businesses. She later taught paintingclasses for friends and neighbors.

Edythe was very outgoing and made lifelongfriendships with people of all ages with whomshe shared her love of gardening, cooking,antiques, music, and singing. An adventurousspirit, she was always eager to learn new hob-bies and skills, whether it be tai chi, calligraphy,or making flavored olive oils and vinegars.

Edythe is survived by her son, Keith (Jody),daughter, Carolynn Sherby (Jim); grandchil-dren, Tina Floersch, Lisa Mogler, Nicolas Pizza-la, and Brielle Pizzala; and great-grandchil-dren, Sarina, Ashley, Antonio, Dominic andAdrianna. Another son, Dennis, preceded her indeath in 1993.

Private interment at Fort Snelling NationalCemetery. A memorial gathering will be held atWashburn- McReavy Dawn Valley, 9940 BushLake Rd., Bloomington, MN, Thursday, Sept. 8,4-6 PM. Memorials to www.alzheimers.org.Share memories/thoughts www.legacy.com.

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in June to seek extra tax revenue foroperating funds, but it had until Aug.26 to send its final November electionballot decisions to the state.

Even if the referendum won’t be onthe ballot this fall, BoardmemberHolly Parker said – and board mem-bers agreed – the intent is to work ashard on collaborating with the com-munity as it would on a 2011 referen-dum campaign. She doesn’t want tokick the funding can down the road,she said, but it’s important to put afocus on getting the communityengaged.

Boardmember Ranee Jacobus saidthree areas of focus are budget trans-parency, increasing budget collabora-tion and increasing trust betweenstakeholders and the district.

Coming up with a sustainable, long-

term operating model for allocatingdistrict funds would make it easier forthe community to have a more realis-tic sense of what it takes to educatestudents; it would be unreasonable toask taxpayers for referendum fundswithout providing realistic budgetprojections, Jacobus said.

The board will not seek to continuea technology funds referendum in2011, either. A current technology levyexpires in three years.

The school board’s unanimous vote(absent Boardmember Kim Ross) cameafter a financial update from districtstaff.

Chief Operating Officer PatriciaMagnuson went through recent state-level changes that would bring in moremoney and help stabilize reserve funds.The state-level changes include anincrease in per-pupil funding and one-time state aid, similar to federal stimu-lus funds.

For the upcoming school year, 2011-2012, the district’s unreserved fund bal-ance is expected to be at 8.2 percent of

the district’s budget – above the 4 per-cent required by school board policy.

But, it was the 2012-2013 school yearthat was of concern in June, when it wasprojected the district’s reserve fundwould dip $4.6 million below its required4 percent minimum for that year, accord-ing to Magnuson.

However, given some state legislativechanges after the state shutdown, thingsare looking financially better a yearfrom now.

During the latest legislative session,the state government made school fund-ing changes, such as a $50 per studentincrease in the state’s per-pupil funding.The regular state funding changeswould give Eden Prairie another$576,000 for the upcoming school yearand $1.15 million for the 2012-2013 schoolyear.

Other 2012-2013 additional revenue:$967,594 one-time aid for being one ofthe state’s 20 largest districts and$509,729 in literacy aid.

All of those changes from the legisla-tive session would bring the initially

projected $4.6 million shortfall to $1.5million for 2012-13. Magnuson said thegap could be closed, leaving a betterfinancial outlook for the 2012-2013 schoolyear if the 2011 referendum isn’t sought.

The $1.5 million could be reducedthrough changes in a post-employmentbenefits fund, and the 2010-2011 budgethasn’t been closed; the district has a his-tory of coming out better than budgeted,Magnuson said.

All of those things will help quicklyclose the $1.5 million gap, she said.

But much of the revised projectionsare based on the legislative session,Magnuson said, and didn’t include ashift in a post-employment benefitsfund. There are also other budget pro-jections that aren’t settled, she said,such as teacher and other employeecontracts, which are currently beingnegotiated.

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Foreclosure Notice(Official Publication)

THE RIGHT TO VERIFICATION OF THEDEBT AND IDENTITY OF THE ORIGI-NAL CREDITOR WITHIN THE TIMEPROVIDED BY LAW IS NOT AFFECT-ED BY THIS ACTION. NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN: That Default has oc-curred in the conditions of the followingdescribed mortgage:

DATE OF MORTGAGE: 11/08/2006

ORIGINAL PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OFMORTGAGE: $256,000.00

MORTGAGORS: William J. Latterell andNicole L. Latterell

MORTGAGEE: Mortgage ElectronicRegistration Systems, Inc. as nomineefor Provident Funding Associates, L.P.

DATE AND PLACE OF FILING:01/12/2007, as Document Number8920795, in the Office of the CountyRecorder, Hennepin County, Minnesota

ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGE: As-signed to Provident Funding Associates,L.P.

DATE AND PLACE OF FILING:06/21/2011 in Document NumberA9666247

LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:Lot 2, Block 2, Edenvale 19th Addition,according to the plat thereof on file and ofrecord in the Office of the CountyRecorder, Hennepin County, Minnesota

STREET ADDRESS OF PROPERTY:6718 Vermar Terrace, Eden Prairie, MN55346

COUNTY IN WHICH PROPERTY IS LO-CATED: Hennepin

TAX PARCEL I.D. NO.: 04-116-22-42-0031

LENDER/RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGEORIGINATOR: Provident Funding Asso-ciates, L.P.

RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE SER-

VICER: Provident Funding Associates,L.P.

TRANSACTION AGENT: None

MIN: 1000179-3516110014-0

THE AMOUNT CLAIMED TO BE DUEON THE MORTGAGE ON THE DATEOF THE NOTICE: $253,091.48

THAT no action or proceeding has beeninstituted at law to recover the debt se-cured by said mortgage, or any partthereof; that there has been compliancewith all preforeclosure notice and accel-eration requirements of said mortgage,and/or applicable statutes;

PURSUANT, to the power of sale con-tained in said mortgage, the above de-scribed property will be sold by the Sher-iff of said county as follows:

DATE AND TIME OF SALE: 09/09/2011at 10:00 a.m.

PLACE OF SALE: Hennepin CountySheriff’s Office, 350 South Fifth StreetRm. 30, Minneapolis, MN 55415 to paythe debt then secured by said mortgageand taxes, if any actually paid by themortgagee, on the premises and thecosts and disbursement allowed by law.The time allowed by law for redemptionby said mortgagor(s), their personal rep-resentatives or assigns is six (6) monthsfrom the date of sale.

Unless said mortgage is reinstated or theproperty redeemed, or unless the time forredemption is reduced by judicial order,the premises must be vacated by 11:59p.m. on 03/09/2012

MORTGAGOR(S) RELEASED FROMFINANCIAL OBLIGATION ON MORT-GAGE: None

THE TIME ALLOWED BY LAW FOR RE-DEMPTION BY THE MORTGAGOR,THE MORTGAGOR’S PERSONALREPRESENTATIVES OR ASSIGNS,MAY BE REDUCED TO FIVE WEEKS IFA JUDICIAL ORDER IS ENTEREDUNDER MINNESOTA STATUTES, SEC-TION 582.032, DETERMINING,

AMONG OTHER THINGS THAT MORT-GAGED PREMISES ARE IMPROVEDWITH A RESIDENTIAL DWELLING OFLESS THAN FIVE UNITS, ARE NOTPROPERTY USED IN AGRICULTURALPRODUCTION, AND ARE ABAN-DONED.

Dated: 07/20/2011

Provident Funding Associates, L.P. As-signee of Mortgagee

Dunakey & Klatt, P.C., By Brian Sayer At-torney for Assignee of Mortgagee, 531Commercial Street, P.O. Box 2363, Wa-terloo, IA 50701.

THIS IS A COMMUNICATION FROM ADEBT COLLECTOR.

(July 28, Aug. 4,11,18,25, Sept. 1,2011) D4-LatterellForeclosure

Public Notice(Official Publication)

Notice of Public HearingNine Mile Creek Watershed District

2012 Budget and LeviesNotice is hereby given that the Board ofManagers of the Nine Mile Creek Water-shed District will hold a public hearingpursuant to Section 103D.911 of Min-nesota Statutes, on Wednesday, Sep-tember 7, 2011 at 5:30 p.m., at the NineMile Creek Watershed District Office,7710 Computer Avenue, Suite 135,Edina, MN to consider the District’s bud-get and levies for the year 2012. The totalproposed expenditures for 2012 are$2,462,150. Proposed levies are as fol-lows:

• A $250,000 general fund levy for Districtoperations as authorized by MinnesotaStatutes 103D.905.

• A $1,200,000 levy not to exceed0.00798 percent of taxable market valuefor Basic Water Management Projectsinitiated by petition of the City of Hopkins,the City of Bloomington, and the City ofEdina and authorized by Minnesota

Statutes Section 103D.905, Subd.3.

• A $15,000 maintenance and repair fundlevy as authorized by Laws of Minnesota1980, Chapter 501.

• A $911,950 Metropolitan Surface WaterManagement Act implementation levy asauthorized by Minnesota Statutes Sec-tion 103B.241.

• A levy for tort liability insurance premi-ums of $10,000 as authorized by Min-nesota Statutes 466.06.

Dated: August 10, 2011

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF MAN-AGERS

/S/Steve KloiberSteve Kloiber, Secretary

(Aug. 18,25, Sept. 1, 2011)A4/D1/D2/D3/D4-NineMile2012Budget


NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Notice is hereby given that on September13, 2011 between the hours of 9:00 a.m.to 12:00 p.m. at 9955-9995 West 69thStreet, Eden Prairie, MN the followingproperty will be available for sale to thepublic:

(2) Phone System Dock’s – AT5SHM-1

(6) Phone Data Line cords.

(5) NEC Phones

(12) Metal Frame Chairs – 11 green, 1red

(2) Square Tables

(5) Office Pictures – various

(1) Kyocera Printer/Copier – KM3530and toner

(1) Wall Board Wall Cabinet

(1) Cherry Conference Room Table

(3) Filing cabinets

(1) Cherry Bookshelf

(2) Cherry desks with drawers

(2) Corner desk units with 2-3 drawer fil-ing cabinets

(1) Office Swivel Chair

Various small kitchen appliances, uten-sils paper products, small garbage cans,hangers; office supplies

Best offers accepted, cash only and allsales are final.

SHADY OAK INDUSTRIAL CENTER9955-9995 WEST 69TH STREETEDEN PRAIRIE, MN 55344#952-924-4688

538031

(Aug. 18,25, Sept. 1, 2011) D4-ShadyOakIndCenter


Notice of Public HearingRiley-Purgatory-Bluff Creek

Watershed District2012 Annual Budget and Levies

Notice is hereby given that at the meet-ing of the Board of Managers of the Riley-Purgatory-Bluff Creek Watershed Dis-trict, scheduled for Wednesday, Septem-ber 7, 2011, at 7:15 p.m., at the EdenPrairie City Offices, 8080 Mitchell Road,Eden Prairie, Minnesota, the Managerswill consider the following budget for theyear 2012 levies:

• A 509 LEVY to pay the costs of prepar-ing a plan under Minnesota Statutes sec-tions 103B.231 and 103B.235 or for pro-jects identified in an approved and adopt-ed plan as authorized by MinnesotaStatutes Section 103B.241 in the amountof $1,500,000.

• A GENERAL LEVY to pay the costs ofDistrict operations and projects of com-mon benefit as authorized by MinnesotaStatutes Section 103D.905 of 0.048 per-

cent of taxable market value, or$250,000, whichever is less.

• A Maintenance and Repair Fund levyauthorized by Laws of Minnesota 1980,Chapter 501 in the amount of $15,000.

• An INSURANCE PREMIUM LEVY topay tort liability insurance premiums asauthorized by Minnesota Statutes Sec-tion 466.01 in the amount of $12,000.

Dated: August 17, 2011

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF MAN-AGERS

(Aug. 25 & Sept. 1, 2011) A4/D3/D4-2012Budget

Public Notice of Auction(Official Publication)

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALETo Be Held At: The Lock Up Self StorageCenters

12995 Valley View Road, Eden Prairie,MN 55344

Date: September 22, 2011 Begins at: 12:00 PM

CONDITIONS: All units will be sold to thehighest bidder. Bids taken only for eachunit in its entirety. Payment must be madeby certified check, cash or money orderonly. No personal checks accepted. Allgoods must be removed from the unitwithin 24 hours. Payment due immedi-ately upon acceptance of bid. Unit avail-ability subject to prior settlement of ac-count.

Unit 2038 Rufus BessApprox: Duffle bags, totes, golf bag &clubs, fishing poles.

(Sept. 1 & 8, 2011) D4-Sept22Sale

LEGAL NOTICES

SPORTSMARK YOUR CALENDAR

Eden Prairie will host a high school soccer dou-bleheader against Wayzata at Aerie StadiumTuesday, Sept. 6. The Eagle boys play at 5 p.m.,followed by the girls game at 7.

Thursday, Sept. 1, 2011 Eden Prairie Visit us online at minnlocal.com Page 18

STARS OF THE WEEK

Julia GarbuzThe Eden Prairie athlete was named to the

U.S. Junior National team in rhythmic gymnas-tics after placing sixth in all-around competitionat the U.S. Gymnastics Championships lastweekend at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul.Garbuz was a silver medalist in the Balls andClubs events.

Taylor UhlUhl, an Eden Prairie High School graduate,

scored three goals as the University ofMinnesota women’s soccer team blankedSouth Dakota State 5-0 in its home opener Aug.21 at Robbie Stadium. Uhl was an All-Stateplayer and Ms. Soccer award winner during herhigh school career with the Eagles.

Bob CurrieThe Eden Prairie golfer scored a hole in one

last week on the 130-yard second hole at BentCreek, using a pitching wedge.

Nichole PorathThe 28-year-old Eden Prairie runner placed

third in the women’s 20-29 age group duringthe MDRA 15K run Aug. 14 in Edina. Porath fin-ished in 57 minutes, 54 seconds.

Chad OlsenOlsen, an Eden Prairie resident, shot a hole

in one on the 105-yard fifth hole at Legends,using a 56-degree wedge.

Marc NosalThe Eden Prairie runner placed 10th in the

men’s 40-49 age group in the MDRA 15K raceAug. 14. Nosal, 45, crossed the finish line in57:57.

Adam BrayThe right-handed pitcher struck out nine

and allowed six hits as Eden Prairie defeatedLas Vegas, Nev., 2-1 in the American LegionWorld Series baseball semifinals Aug. 16 inShelby, N.C. Eden Prairie won the champi-onship with a 5-4, 13-inning victory overTupelo, Miss., later that night.

Editor’s note: Send nominations forStars of the Week honors to sports edi-tor Greg Kleven at [email protected]. Youth, high school, collegeand adult recreational sports athleteswill be considered.

Eden Prairie Eagles primed foranother state football title runEden Prairie hostsChamplin Park in openerat 7 p.m. Sept. 1BY GREG KLEVEN • SUN NEWSPAPERS

Six state football championship tro-phies reside in the Eden Prairie HighSchool trophy case. The Eagles wouldlike to add to that collection in 2011.

Eden Prairie reached the state Class5A quarterfinals last season before get-ting upset by Brainerd (13-10). TheEagles finished 9-2.

“We look as good or better than lastyear’s team,” said head coach MikeGrant. “The seniors have worked hard toprepare for this season and we have agood junior class.

“We are not super deep. Our strengthsare depth in the defensive secondary anda good set of inside linebackers. And wehave a big offensive line and good widereceivers and leadership.”

Eden Prairie will rely heavily on lead-ership from its senior co-captainsAndrew Larson and Drake Michaelsonas the Eagles enter their season openeragainst Champlin Park at 7 p.m.Thursday, Sept. 1, at Aerie Stadium.

Larson is a 5-foot-10, 195-pound run-ning back who rushed for 1,689 yards and21 touchdowns while appearing in 10 of11 games last season.

“Andrew has great speed and visionfor a running back,” said Grant. “And heis hard to tackle because of hisstrength.”

Michaelson was one of the Eagles’leading tacklers a year ago.

Junior running back Derek Soderberg(6-1, 175) also returns on the Eagles’starting offense.

Eden Prairie’s offense should be bol-stered by the addition of two senioroffensive tackles.

Nick Davidson (6-6, 275) will startafter moving with his family from NorthCarolina to Eden Prairie. His father Jeffis the Vikings’ offensive line coach.

Davidson is being recruited by at least 20Division I colleges.

“Nick is a very good player and greatkid,” said Grant. “He will be a good addi-tion to our line.”

Daniel Urquhart (6-7, 310) also movedto Eden Prairie after playing at Allen,Tex., last season. He was a back-up tack-le last year for his high school team. Hisprevious high school had 6,400 students.

Eden Prairie returns five defensiveregulars. Michaelson is back at line-backer while junior Tyson Reinke (6-3,255) will provide stability at tackle.

Other defensive returnees are seniorend Anthony King-Foreman (6-2, 210),senior end Melvin De-Souza (5-9, 175) and

senior safety Matt Knoff (6-1, 160).Three candidates tried out for the

starting quarterback job. Coach Grantnamed junior Grant Shaeffer (6-1, 170) ashis quarterback for the opener againstChamplin Park.

Shaeffer’s back-ups are senior JohnHamre (6-1, 170) and junior KellenJohnson (6-1, 170).

Grant expects a good test fromChamplin Park in the opener.

“Champlin Park has a big offensiveline and outstanding quarterback andrunning back,” said Grant. “It will be agreat challenge because Champlin Parkshould be a top-10 team in the metroarea.”

Eden Prairie’s Andrew Larson breaks away from a Wayzata tackler during Lake Conference footballaction last fall. Larson rushed for 1,689 yards and 21 touchdowns in 10 games as a junior. Larson willstart at running back in the 2011 home opener against Champlin Park Sept. 1 at Aerie Stadium. (Photoby Brian Nelson • Contributing Photographer)


Eagles bid for state berthafter three straightsection title lossesBY GREG KLEVEN • SUN NEWSPAPERS

Eden Prairie has been jinxed inrecent Section 2AA boys soccer tour-naments. The Eagles reached the sec-tion title game the past three yearsbefore being eliminated.

Last fall, the Eagles lost 1-0 toBloomington Jefferson in the sectiontitle game. Eden Prairie finished 11-6-3 overall and placed third in theLake Conference with a 2-4-2 record.

“We should be solid at midfieldand defense,” said Eden Prairiecoach Vince Thomas. “Our biggestissue will be replacing 85 percent ofour goal scorers lost through gradua-tion.

“But we did score eight goals in apre-season scrimmage against Blake,Stillwater and Orono. We are puttingfaith in a number of young for-wards.”

Eden Prairie’s senior co-captains

are Dane Niemira and Ryan Shore.Niemira played both midfield and

forward last season. Thomas hasmoved Niemira to defense this sea-son. Shore will be a center midfield-er.

Other returning midfielders aresenior Alex Aksoz, junior DavidBernado and junior Medu Youssef.

Eden Prairie’s veteran defendersare juniors Aaron Huderle and ChrisHurst along with seniors AlexBlixrud and Steve Frisbie.

Top Eagle forwards are juniorNatalio Blanche, junior RomanDerevyanko and sophomore AbdulOmar.

Eden Prairie’s starting goalkeep-er is senior A.J. Dewey.

Eden Prairie’s coaching staff con-sists of Thomas, Kyle Burkhardt(varsity assistant), Doug Boonstra(junior varsity), John Becker (sopho-more) and Scott Beck (9th-grade A).

Eden Prairie will host Wayzata at5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6, at AerieStadium. The Eagles travel toHopkins for another LakeConference game at 7 p.m. Thursday,Sept. 8.

EP kickers hope to overcome section playoff jinx

Eden Prairie’s Dane Niemira (9) flies through the air while battling for the ball in a boys soccer game last fall. Thisseason, Niemira is a senior co-captain for the Eagles along with Ryan Shore. Niemira has been switched from mid-field/forward to defense this season by Eagle head coach Vince Thomas. (Photo by Brian Nelson • ContributingPhotographer)

Defending state champion EP rebuilds for more soccer successEagle girls team is ledby tri-captains Wilkins,Chilton and SparkmanBY GREG KLEVEN • SUN NEWSPAPERS

What can Eden Prairie HighSchool’s girls soccer team do for anencore this season?

In the fall of 2010, the Eagles put ona dominating display in the stateClass AA tournament, winning threegames by a combined 8-0.

Eden Prairie defeated Wayzata 3-0in the championship game afterblanking Mounds View 2-0 andLakeville South 3-0. The Eagles fin-ished 20-0-1.

Can the 2011 Eagles duplicate thatsuccess? It might be difficult becauseEden Prairie graduated eight seniorsfrom the championship squad, includ-ing All-State forward and Ms. Socceraward winner Taylor Uhl, now play-ing for the University of Minnesota.

Eagle coach Tony Bidwell knows itwill be a challenge to replace thosegifted graduated players but said he is

looking forward to the challenge. “It will be more difficult trying to

replace last year’s seniors,” said theEagle coach. “We will be definitely ayounger team.

“Our goal is to continue to makeprogress during the regular season.We have coachable, hard-workingplayers with high soccer IQs.”

Eden Prairie will depend heavilyon its senior tri-captains – defenderKendall Wilkins and midfieldersLesley Chilton and RebeccaSparkman.

Other state tourney returnees arejunior defender Kristi O’Brien, juniorforward Coursey Edwards, senior for-ward Emily Tani-Weingarten andsophomore midfielder KendalJacobus.

Bidwell doesn’t expect his team’sperformance level to drop off.

“Our overall soccer culture in EdenPrairie is such that our girls play ahigh level of competition throughoutthe year,” said Bidwell.

Eden Prairie will host Blaine at 5p.m. Friday, Sept. 2. The Eaglesremain home at Aerie Stadium to playWayzata at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6.

Eden Prairie’sK r i s t e nO’Brien con-trols the ballduring actionlast season.O’Brien is areturning jun-ior defenderfor the Eagles’girls soccerteam this fall.

(Photo byBrian Nelson •

ContributingPhotographer)


Fall volleyball sign-upThe 2011 Eden Prairie fall recre-

ational volleyball league is open togirls in grades K-8.

Registration will remain open untilSept. 4. Go online to www.epvolley-ball.com for more information on theleague and to register.

LeVoir signs with RavensFormer Eden Prairie High School

and Notre Dame offensive linemanMark LeVoir has signed with theBaltimore Ravens of the NFL afterbeing released by the New EnglandPatriots.

LeVoir was an All-State tight end forEden Prairie during his prep career.

Rotschafer is honoredEden Prairie native and St. John’s

University defensive back AndrewRotschafer is a nominee for the 2011Allstate AFCA Good Works Team, oneof the top off-the-field honors in col-lege football.

Among Rotschafer’s communityservice accomplishments are coach ofan Eden Prairie youth football team,volunteer for the St. John’s Arboretumfor controlled prairie-grass burns andinvasive species control, and volunteerfor Bridging, an organization thattakes unwanted furniture and gives itto families in need.

BAJ volleyball programThe Bloomington-based Born Again

Jocks (BAJ) is sponsoring a volleyballleague for Twin Cities-area players 55and older.

The league is for players of all skilllevels. Matches are from 9 to 11 a.m.Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays atBloomington Jefferson High Schoolgymnasium.

The season starts Monday, Oct. 2,and runs through April. Kennedy HighSchool will be the site for the secondhalf of league competition.

Registration fees are $110 for allseven months or $65 for a half-season.

Information: 952-884-2146 (DonWilkie).

New EP girls tennis erabegins with four winsBY GREG KLEVEN • SUN NEWSPAPERS

First-year Eden Prairie head girls ten-nis coach Karen Berg has her team off toan impressive start.

The Eagles won both of their matchesin the Lakeville North Invitational Aug.22. Eden Prairie defeated LakevilleNorth 4-3 and Owatonna 7-0.

The Eagles added 7-0 victories overProvidence Academy Aug. 24 andChaska Aug. 25 to boost their overallrecord to 4-0.

“We have a young team but should besolid,” said Berg, who was the Eagles’junior varsity coach the past three years.“We will experiment with several differ-ent lineups early in the season.

“We will probably be strongest in dou-bles competition.”

Eden Prairie senior co-captains areMaddie Buxton and Allison Malmsten.

In the Eagles’ victory over Lakeville

North, Malmsten won 6-2, 7-5 at secondsingles. Senior Cassy Deng followed witha 6-2, 7-6 victory at third singles.

Junior Megan Phillips and ninth-grader Sophie Farmer combined for a 6-3, 6-2 win at first doubles.

Junior Ali Horner and ninth-graderSam Lee won 6-1, 6-3 at third doubles.

Buxton played first singles and ninth-grader Eleanor Martin was at fourth sin-gles in that match. Juniors SusiePederson and Layla Safinia were teamedat second doubles.

Buxton, Malmsten, Deng and Phillipswon singles matches against Owatonnaat the Lakeville North tourney.

Eden Prairie’s winning doubles teamsconsisted of Pederson and Farmer,Safinia and Martin, and freshman AbbyMartens and junior Jenny Nordbye.

Other members of the Eden Prairievarsity team are senior Liz Whitacre andsophomore Hannah Truempi.

Eden Prairie’s MaddieBuxton is a senior co-captain of the Eaglegirls tennis teamalong with seniorAllison Malmsten.The Eagles openedtheir season with twovictories. (File photo)

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Groveland Cemetery inMtka. Lots available in new

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3090

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3090

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WindowCleaning

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2360

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9100

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5100

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3810

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