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[People]
Every year Cornelia Elementary School invites a volunteer educator into its second-grade class. Meet Mary Hedges, yogurt scientist and Edina Public Schools volunteer of the year.
[People]
Students who act as team managers for high school sports take on a lot of responsibility. They provide crucial support to coaches as well as players.
[Homes]
Life’s hustle and bustle can make it difficult to gather as a family over a meal—but that seems to be changing.
[Homes]
Planning a fall party? Don’t forget the seasonal napkins. It’s that little something extra that makes all the difference at a celebration or event. Inexpensive but also useful, napkins are the all-too-overlooked darlings of the table-setting world. Napkins dress up a table with practical charm.
[Garden]
Hens do more than lay eggs. They provide weed and insect control, companionship, therapy and entertainment. Chickens are part of a backyard homestead movement with roots in sustainability, health and the environment.
[People]
Edina native Maureen Koets has received a Fulbright scholarship grant and will be using it to teach abroad.
[People]
Summer Stieglbauer of Edina is the 2016-17 winner of the Youth Thrive Award, receiving $500 from the Southdale YMCA Service Clu
Looking at one of Bill Manske’s paintings is some of the best people-watching you’ll find in Minnesota.
