Local Maverick Chases His Wanderlust. Wayzata graduate charts his own course.
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Four years ago, then-newlyweds Katie Diederichs and Ben Zweber quit their full-time jobs, loaded up a backpack each and boarded a cheap flight to Colombia. Their plan was to spend three months backpacking throughout South America, but even now, their adventure has yet to really end.
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The blogger behind Grin and Cook It is a happy chef. Lake Minnetonka resident Martin Greenberger cooks for his family, friends and even friends of friends.
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Dating apps today can be a sketchy place—and occasionally, a slew of potential daters lying about their identities, marital statuses and more.
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These days, pilots Kathy Rauth and her daughter Sarah Polovitz spend most of their time on the ground.
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After years of struggling with her own body image and dealing with uncomfortable, ill-fitting bras that failed to flatter her body type, Minnetonka resident and attorney Judy Samson began searching for a solution.
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Sue Hawkes, a natural entrepreneur since she started a business in fifth grade, has a passion for sharing her talents to help others achieve their best.
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Tiffany Kokal spends hours behind a camera, but photography hasn’t always been her full-time job. She has always had a deep love of art but was working as a dental assistant when the photography bug bit.
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Every year, the Excelsior-Lake Minnetonka Chamber of Commerce awards one member of the chamber community who goes above and beyond the typical duties of their work.
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What’s kendama, you ask? It’s a Japanese skill game using a wooden toy, similar to the cup and ball toy familiar to most Americans. The ken has three cups and a spike. Attached to the ken by a string is a ball with a hole in the middle.
