This Valentine’s Day, if you’re looking for a romantic read in the spirit of all the best New York rom-coms, check out In a New York Minute by Kate Spencer.
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[Arts]
The Mount Calvary Academy of Music, originally founded by the music ministry of Mount Calvary Lutheran Church, has been shaping musicians for the past 14 years.
[Events]
Since 1888, lake-area residents have enjoyed some sort of Fourth of July celebration in the Excelsior Commons area, says Laura Hotvet, executive director of the Excelsior-Lake Minnetonka Chamber of Commerce.
[Events]
Summer isn’t over yet, but merchants in downtown Excelsior are clearing the deck for new fall and winter products.
[Arts]
Minnetonka artist Tami Larke Anderson launched her business Z ART Line Design Artwork in 2012, after she was laid off from her job after 25 years in the corporate world.
[People]
Dan Riggs is still amazed that the radio internship at KDWB he landed shortly after graduating from St. Paul’s North High School turned into a 17-year career as an on-air host for popular local stations also including Cities 97, KOOL 108 and WLOL.
[Events]
For the enjoyment of locals and out-of-towners alike, Excelsior continues its beloved shop-till-you-drop Thursday nights in summer. Thursday used to be known as Girls’ Night Out; this year, the event series has been rebranded as Open Late Thursdays.
Whether it’s the result of a sudden accident or a prolonged illness, ending up in the hospital is rarely on anyone’s to-do list. As a former pediatric hospital chaplain, Macalester-Groveland resident Mary Farr, who has a master of arts degree in theology from St.
[Homes]
A Minnetonka mom—who was happy in her career and balancing the hectic lives of her four kids—had no aspirations to be on television.
[Arts]
“I was flattened, just flattened,” Julie Burton says of a time in her life when she found herself overwhelmed.
