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[People]
We shine a Senior Spotlight on Edina High School students who are dedicated, hard-working, have a mind for service and enjoy giving back to the community.
Studying abroad continues to be a valuable part of learning outside of the classroom at Edina High School.
Community volunteerism oftentimes changes lives for the better, especially when the focus is on children in need. For Edina High School’s Aspire Mentoring program, the focus is the same even if the location has been temporarily altered.
[People]
Historical fiction, love, tragedy, mystery and suspense are all wrapped up into one novel, Bethlehem, written by Edina author Karen Kelly.
[Homes]
The spring real estate market kicks off Monday after the Super Bowl, when Minnesota boasts frigid temperatures and a healthy dose of winter slop.
[People]
In early March, I sat down with a delightful couple who shared their dream of a golf vacation in Scotland for a 50th birthday extravaganza this September. I explained, that most 2019 golf vacations are already locked but that I love a challenge.
In the novel "City of Girls," nonagenarian Vivian Morris tells her life story to a younger acquaintance named Angela.
This summer, shoppers, diners and guests will be on the hunt for unexpected artwork throughout the Galleria—unique “little doors” created by local Twin Cities artists.
[Garden]
For two weeks this past spring, Bachman’s showcased a garden party floral experience at the Edina Galleria. The beautiful blooms awed guests of the Galleria with more than 100 types of trees, plants and flowers including thousands of spring bulbs.
