A Better Chance Board Member Advocates for Human Rights. Citizen of Edina: Kelly Streit.
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Since Brosius arrived in 1997, CTC has become such a part of the Twin Cities arts culture that it might be difficult to find someone it hasn’t affected.
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At age 17, Saumya Mangalick is already a strong advocate for human rights. This Edina High School senior was awarded the Edina Human Rights & Relations Commission Tom Oye award for her work with the organization Girl Up Edina. She is the youngest recipient of this award.
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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.
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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.
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Edina native Maureen Koets has received a Fulbright scholarship grant and will be using it to teach abroad.
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Summer Stieglbauer of Edina is the 2016-17 winner of the Youth Thrive Award, receiving $500 from the Southdale YMCA Service Clu
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From farm to mill to suburb, Edina has a proud history, and Frank R. Cardarelle saw much of it happen. As a lifelong Edina resident, community volunteer and local surveyor, history is a common thread in Cardarelle’s life.
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Each year in our special Prep Elite issue, Edina Magazine seeks to spotlight students who exemplify hard-working, positive minded and compassionate characteristics.
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Diane Harr and her daughter Kelsey, 29, and son Ricky, 26, are lifelong residents of Edina.
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Three Edina High School students are winners of the Minnesota Aspirations in Computing award. The award honors young women in grades nine through 12 for their computing-related achievements and interests in technology.
