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Thursday, Jan. 20, 2022
ABOVE: On Jan, 15, many

(SUN PHOTOS BY NATALIE CIERZAN) racers took off at 2 p.m. to
run the approximately 12-mile
Arctic Fever warms up South Lake course on Lake Minnetonka in
honor of Arctic Fever. RIGHT:
South Lake Minnetonka’s 17th annual Arctic Fever kicked off Jan. 15 with outdoor and indoor winter Steve Kolbow, a resident of
events for all ages throughout the day including a dog sled demo and Excelsior Brewing Company’s Chaska, turned around shortly
9th Annual Fat Tire Bike Race. ABOVE: Comet was one of several llamas that appeared at this year’s after the race began. He was
Arctic Freeze. From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Jan. 15 in Shorewood’s Freeman Park, kids could experience one of many who struggled to
a variety of different activities, including walking and petting llamas. The event had three separate gain traction in the fresh snow
venues, including later activities in Tonka Bay’s Manitou Park and downtown Excelsior. on the course from the day
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Minnetonka passes mask mandate, Wiersum addresses vote

The vote was made during a special years,” reported Corrine Heine, the city’s me to implement an ordinance or a rule
Ordinance is in effect for meeting Jan. 14, a continuation from a attorney during the Jan. 10 meeting. She that I know will not be enforced ... that’s
discussion that began during the Jan. 10 also noted that the county has reported its bad public policy,” he said during the Jan.
61 days starting Jan. 18 regular meeting in which the council also highest rate of infection since November 10 regular meeting.
decided to conduct meetings virtually 2020. Wiersum continued his stance against a
By KRISTEN MILLER given the rising cases with the omicron Mayor Brad Wiersum said that while he citywide mask mandate during the meet-
[email protected] variant. was supportive of people willingly wearing Jan. 14, but voted “yes” during roll
“As of today, the city has more em- ing masks, he would not declare a state of call, which he later stated was an error
The Minnetonka City Council passed ployees out due to COVID-positive test emergency to mandate them citywide due
an emergency mask mandate that went or exposure than we have had it any to the lack of enforcement.
into effect Jan. 18. time during the pandemic in the last two “From a public policy perspective, for See Masks, Page 6
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Rep. Kelly Morrison hosts infrastructure town hall advocated for it for years, La- ture funding, she said. mothers and immunocompro-
The town hall badie said. Because Morrison
Tonka Bay
mised people. All fire hydrants
took an interest in the trail, the are also out of service when the
was hosted Jan. project has gained traction. Jennings presented on the line is shut off.
Morrison sponsored a bill critical water needs for the city, The city has set aside fund-
12 at Shorewood requesting $800,000 from the including the replacement of ing for half of the cost of the
state toward the construction the main water line built in the new waterline, which he said is
Community Center of the trail. While the stretch l970s. a roughly $1.2 to $1.3 million
of road is small, the project is “We’ve started to have a project.
By NATALIE CIERZAN expansive. Labadie said this number of ad hoc water main In the past few years, the city
[email protected] was because the Shorewood breaks. The line will just break has had about 20-30 breaks.
section of the trail is next to and the only way we know that Morrison said that critical
Minnesota Rep. Kelly Mor- (SCREENSHOT) a wetland and runs east along it’s broken is that someone water infrastructure needs are
rison, DFL-Deephaven, hosted Rep. Kelly Morrison hosting a town hall Highway 7, which allows resi- will be driving down the road, a need across Minnesota right
a town hall at Shorewood Com- at Shorewood Community Center to dents to safely access the in- whether that’s a first responder now.
munity Center on Jan. 12 to talk discuss local infrastructure needs. tersection of the highway and or an emergency vehicle or com- She shared that she was also
about local infrastructure proj- County Road 19. munity member and they’ll just working on updating Eastern
ects she plans to advocate for in passing a bonding bill to help Shorewood has also received see water coming up,” he said. Carver County school’s bus ga-
the upcoming Minnesota legis- Spring Park update its water in- a $50,000 grant from the Safe In order to fix the breaks, they rage; working with Excelsior on
lative session. frastructure; and getting fund- Routes to School Program have to shut off the main water emerging water infrastructure
The session begins on Jan. 31. ing to build a roundabout in an meant only for engineering line which impacts every resi- needs and a potential repair of
She was joined by Shore- intersection along Highway 41. costs of the preliminary stages. dent in the city. Residents can the Saint Albans Bay Bridge;
wood Mayor Jennifer Labadie She said that if they don’t get be without water for up to 12-15 working with Deephaven to
and Tonka Bay Mayor Adam Shorewood the money to fund the actual hours, Jennings said. create a safe passage across
Jennings who gave updates on Labadie presented multiple project itself, the city will have “I used to tell this story early Highway 7 to Minnetonka High
their respective infrastructure infrastructure projects, includ- to forfeit the grant. on when this first started to hap- School; and the Minnesota De-
projects and requests during the ing funding for a trail for Gal- Labadie also mentioned that pen to us that we had residents partment of Transportation’s
town hall. pin Lake Road that she said Shorewood was placed on the who are trying to get ready for Highway 7 Safety Study.
Morrison began the presen- was very needed. legislative bus tour last year. work in the morning and the Comments from the audience
tation listing infrastructure “The residents in that part A group of all 19 members of water ran out while they still Former Board of Regent
projects underway including of town really are taking their the legislative committee and had soap in their hair,” he said. from the University of Minne-
the Northome Bridge in Deep- lives in their own hands when other government figures rode “Unfortunately, I’m now in a sota, Tom Devine, compliment-
haven; getting legislative per- they just want to simply go on on a bus for four days to visit position where I get to tell that ed Morrison’s bipartisan efforts
mission for a local sales tax to a walk in the evening, when sites. story because it happened to me during the public comment por-
fund repairs in the Excelsior they want to walk their dogs The group walked along probably a few months ago.” tion of the town hall meeting.
Commons; allowing the Min- and, God forbid, they want to Galpin Lake Road at 8:20 a.m. He said it impacts many resi- “I think everybody in this
netonka schools a fund trans- take their infants out on the and witnessed the high levels of dents, whether they’re getting room would agree we need more
fer to expand the Minnetonka baby stroller,” she said. traffic in the area. The city is ready for work, are elderly and
Community Education Center; Shorewood City Council has hoping to hear back about fu- can’t leave, as well as young See Town Hall, Page 9
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ity of whom opposed a looking at lips and expres- burn supported the man- “substantial” or lower. subject to administrative
citywide mandate. The is- sions. date. Businesses covered by actions or penalties for
sue also garnered nearly After reaching out to She noted that while the the ordinance are required any licenses they possess.
on his part and apologized 600 emails. residents and businesses omicron variant is less se- to post signage at all pub- The mandate follows
for it. Some of the callers in in Ward 2, Councilmem- vere, it is more infectious, lic entrances to the busi- a 30-day mandate by
“After each Council- opposition questioned ber Schack said the ma- therefore, she was con- ness, notifying the public Hopkins City Council
member spoke, I was dis- the protection of masks, jority were in favor of cerned with overloading that face coverings are reas well as Golden Valley.
appointed to realize that particularly cloth masks, masks, as well three busi- the healthcare system. quired pursuant to Min- Cities including Edina
the mask mandate would which the CDC has ac- nesses she contacted in the Councilmember Schaep- netonka ordinance. The and Bloomington voted
pass with a 5-2 vote,” Wi- knowledged do not offer WestRidge area. pi said he was in opposi- city has provided signs against a mandate, but
ersum told the Sun Sailor as much protection as “They want to keep their tion to this decision be- for businesses to use at strongly encourages resi-
in an email over the week- surgical masks or respira- employees safe and keep ing made by the council minnetonkamn.gov. dents to wear masks with
end. “With that realization, tors, including KN95 or the stores open,” Schack because it should be up Anyone in violation high transmission rates of
my focus pivoted to mini- N95 masks. said. “They don’t want to the governor, who is of the ordinance will be the new omicron variant.
mizing the impact of what Others strongly op- their employees to get sick advised by health experts. subject to trespassing if
would be passed.” posed a mandate that and have to close for a He also noted that the ma- they refuse to mask or Follow the Sun Sailor on Facebook at
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ting of both schools and choice, informed consent city mandate reinforces not support a mandate.
houses of worship from to make one’s own health and gives them enhanced “I’m frustrated we’re
the ordinance, as well as decisions, and infringe on authority and gives their here, and I respect my
children 5 and under, at the personal liberties. employees enhanced au- council’s feedback, but Kathryn Babcock Beard
request of residents, who One caller, who shared thority for asking custom- what we’re doing here Kathryn died Tuesday,
spoke during the meeting. she was in her early 80s ers to wear masks.” tonight is not the will of December 21, 2021, at age 88.
“I was thinking about and also triple-vaccinat- Schack also shared how Minnetonka,” Schaeppi Kathryn, oldest child and
the changes and not the ed, urged the council to “disappointed” she was by said. “It’s some small daughter of Charles Lovatt
ordinance itself, and I mis- impose a citywide mask the emails and messages minority that has a loud Beard and Marion Babcock
takenly voted yes,” Wier- mandate to offer more she received that indicate voice that it’s now turned Beard, was known to friends as
sum wrote. “By the time I protection against CO- that “people are worried into the majority.” Kathy and her close friends and
realized my error, it was too VID-19 in public. about the impact on busi- Mayor Wiersum said he family fondly as Aunt Tinker,
late. I am very sorry that my A local pastor asked nesses, but then go on to was in support of people Tinker, and/or Tink.
vote did not reflect my true the council to exempt re- say, despite that concern, wearing masks, his con- She was born in Niagara
intent, and that my vote was ligious institutions and they’re going to refuse to cern was over a mandate Falls, New York, on March 28,
not consistent with either urged them not to dis- support the businesses in that would not be en- 1933. She lived in New York un-
my statements in the meet- criminate against those Minnetonka, who are not forced, and putting extra til she moved to Minnesota to attend and graduate
ing or my belief of what is who are unvaccinated. the ones that are making strain on the police de- (1951) from St. Mary’s Hall in Faribault, Minnesota.
best for Minnetonka.” As of Jan. 12, 77% of the mandate.” partment if there are calls. She studied and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts
Voting in favor of the the population in Hen- Instead, she encouraged The ordinance will be Degree (1955) in Theatre from Sweet Briar College,
mandate were Council- nepin County age 5 and everybody to wear a mask effective for 61 days. The Sweet Briar, Virginia.
members Deb Calvert, older are fully vaccinated, and continue to support acting city manager is After graduating college, she lived and worked
Brian Kirk, Kissy Coak- according to Minnesota’s the businesses “and ex- authorized to suspend in community theatre in Rochester, New York, be-
fore moving to Plymouth, Minnesota, where she
ley, Rebecca Schack and COVID-19 Response press your outrage about enforcement of this ordi-
lived most of her life. She worked as Court Division
newly elected Kimberly data. this vote at the ballot box in nance at any time that the Supervisor for District Court, Hennepin County,
Wilburn. Councilmember A speech pathologist two years when those of us, level of community trans- Minnesota. Upon retiring, she split her time in Gulf
Bradley Schaeppi voted urged the council to vote who are potentially up for mission of COVID-19 Shores, Alabama and Plymouth, Minnesota. She
against it. against masks, as they are election then run for city within Hennepin County, loved to go antiquing, shopping at flea markets, to the
During the virtual meet- a “huge disadvantage” to council. Don’t take it out according to the Centers theatre, to symphony concerts, traveling, volunteer-
ing at the Hennepin County Corrections Work House
plete. ing wrapped up. Brandsted envisionment of what Women’s Facility, going to the Arboretum, and, most
Complex The second phase would said he didn’t anticipate transit-oriented develop- of all, being with her family and friends.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 be a single building with any issues and that there ment would be and some She was ahead of her time and up on technolo-
188 units that would be lo- were currently no known of the advantages of hav- gy having a personal computer and being a master
cated along Flying Cloud impacts. ing the Green Line come of email before it was fashionable. A storyteller and
Drive. That second phase “There are rusty patch into Eden Prairie.” historian, she worked endlessly on family genealogy
construction wouldn’t be- bumblebees at the site, Commissioner Ann Hig- with her dear friend and cousin, Mary Alice Volk
project, its developer com- gin until 80% of the leases which we’ll need to be cog- gins said she approved of Hullsiek, bringing ancestral history and family alive
pleted much of the soil cor- had been let for the apart- nizant of,” he said. the project, but wasn’t sure for her family to know and love. She was a beloved
rection that was needed to ments built during the first According to a city staff how residents would react sister and “Aunt” taking her nieces and several others
build on the site phase. report, “The city is unable without retail and schools on notorious 12-year-old trips.
In addition to its prox- Tax increment financing to grant any final approv- nearby. She is survived by her brother Charles Babcock
imity to the light-rail sta- would also allow the devel- als to the project until such DeSanctis expressed a Beard and his wife Suzanne Gerwe Beard; her broth-
tion, the site is also located oper to provide affordable time as the environmental favorable impression of the er James Babcock Beard; her nieces and nephews
near major highway cor- housing options at the site, review process is com- project, saying, “I like the Patricia Lynne Beard-Mosher, Joan Kathryn Beard,
Laura Babcock Beard, Kathryn Lyn Beard-Skulley,
ridors, and is connected to which would include near- pleted. Because the plan- aesthetics as presented.”
Meagan Lyn Beard-Giordano, Charles-Nicholas
area bike paths and trails, ly an acre of open space ning commission action He also expressed ap- Maulsby Beard, and Stephanie Farish Beard; her
Brandsted noted. around the buildings. is advisory and not a final proval of the available op- great-nieces and great-nephews Rebeckah Mosher
The project, he said, Commissioners asked approval, the commission tion of adding solar panels Lui, Jacob Chance Mosher, Hannah Allegra Mosher,
would be completed in two several questions of the de- may make a recommenda- to the rooftops. Lauren Alyssa Skulley IV, Claire Meagan Skulley,
phases, with the northern velopers. tion on this project while “This is a forward-look- and Aaron David Altman; her great-great niece
portion of the developable In addition to questions the EAW process contin- ing urban project – it’s Clementine Ashley Liu; and her dear friend and cous-
land coming first. about the amenities and ues.” shoehorned in, yes – but in Mary Alice Volk Hullsiek.
Two apartment build- color schemes proposed for Following the public it’s close to mass transit,” The family wishes to extend a special thank you to
ings with a total of 237 the project, Commissioner hearing on the project, DeSanctis said. “To me, it Ami Rubin and the Wealshire staff who cared for and
units, ranging from studios Michael DeSanctis asked Commissioner John Kirk is a brilliant execution and loved Tinker.
to three-bedroom apart- whether “there has been said, “I like this project. utilization of what was If desired, friends may make donations to
ments, would be construct- a species study or walk- We knew that we had some once dead space. ... Kudos Shattuck-St. Mary’s School, Faribault, MN 55021, on
ed as part of the first phase. through of the ecosystems concepts and good ideas to you and a positive move behalf of Kathryn Babcock Beard.
Brandsted said they are that might be compromised about what we wanted to toward affordability.” Celebration of Life is planned for Monday, June
hoping to break ground by by construction.” see there, but we also knew Farr added, “I think it’s 27, 2022, at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, at
the middle of this coming Brandsted said the site we had to be flexible and I a well-designed project, as 10:00 a.m.
summer. It’s estimated that has had an environmental think this project fits into well. I like the design a lot. www.GILLBROTHERS.com, BLOOMINGTON,
the first phase would take assessment, but that part both those categories. It’s It settles into the landscape MN, 952.888.7771
about 18 months to com- of that project is still be- consistent with the city’s well.”
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The Excelsior sior-Lake Minnetonka COVID-19 pandemic 50 to 85.
Historical Society’s Tap- began. It was hosted at He ran many distance
event began in ping History event. Excelsior Brewing Com- races throughout his ca-
Bethany Hway, owner pany on Jan. 10. reer, including the Idi-
the 1930s of Grayscale, a graphic
Her background
tarod in February 2002,
design company in Ex- which he won with the
By NATALIE CIERZAN celsior and the founder, Hway said she grew time of 11 days, 7 hours,
[email protected] president of the Board up in the sport of sled 36 minutes and 42 sec-
of Directors and race dog racing, which be- onds.
The organizer of the director of the Klondike gan while they lived in For Hway, it was
Klondike Dog Derby Dog Derby, presented Illinois. She was heavily in 2018 when she was
(PHOTO BY NATALIE CIERZAN) shared a bit of the event’s the event. influenced by her father, watching live coverage
Bethany Hway presents the history of the Klondike Dog Derby and history and the history This was the ELMHS’s Stan Passanati, who went of a racing event to see
sled dog racing in the Excelsior area on Jan. 10 at Excelsior Brewing of sled dog racing in the second in-person Tap- from watching sled dog her father that an idea
Company. area at the latest Excel- ping History since the racing to buying a team started to brew.
of sled dogs in almost “I kind of got that
one month. familiar itch, which I
“My dad was bitten hadn’t felt in a while,”
by the bug, so to speak, she said. “I started re-
and the very next week- membering what it was
end they hopped in the like to grow up in the
car and headed to Green sport, I was seeing some
Bay, Wisconsin to watch of my friends competing
another sled dog race,” at the race and I thought,
she said. ‘okay, there’s no way I
Passanati purchased can get back into this.’”
his first team of sled She wondered if there
dogs in Ely. After that, was a way she could bring
the sport took off for the the sport to Excelsior
family and they compet- and thought it would be
ed in many races across possible to run the race
the country, she said. around Lake Minneton-
To embrace the lifestyle ka. She ran the idea by
further, they moved to her friend, Bill Damberg.
northern Minnesota in “I said, ‘Bill, am I cra-
1985. zy?’ he said, ‘Yeah, let’s
“I literally learned do it!’” she said.
how to ride a sled before Little did Hway know
I learned how to ride a that she was bringing the
bike,” Hway said, adding sport back to the area.
that she helped raise and
train the dogs her family History of sled dog
took on. racing in the area
Passanati decided to Once Hway started
try racing some of the looking into the history
family’s recreational of sled dog racing in the
dogs in a race in Wiscon- Excelsior area, she came
sin and won. His interest across Klondike Day
in racing grew again and
the number of dogs in
their kennel raised from See Derby, Page 11
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Locally Owned & Operated Interior Painting / Popcorn Ceiling area advocated for the
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next spring.
Rightway
agenda, which was a safe know that sounds hard to
• Our interior work consists of wall and walking or biking trail for take but that’s the truth.
ceiling repair and painting. We also paint County Road 19. We’ve been advocating at
Painting Solutions, LLC and refinish woodwork and paneling. We “There’s no plan right the council level but like I
“Professional Service at an Affordable Rate” remove popcorn ceilings, repair areas now for that. It’s a major said, without this funding
needed and spray with a knock down thoroughfare in our com- it’s going to be a hard proj-
texture for an updated look. munity, as someone else ect to justify,” she said.
• Now is a great time to get an estimate here pointed out. It goes Labadie also highlighted
through Excelsior, Shore- the MnDOT Highway 7
for exterior painting and deck work for
wood, Tonka Bay, Spring safety study and encour-
spring of 2022. Our exterior painting Lake, Navarre, probably aged residents to leave
Mentio includes power washing, scraping,
n
ad for this others that I missed. But comments on the interac-
caulking, and wood repairs. In most
10% cases we do it the old fashion way with
there’s no safe way to travel
on it right now unless
tive map online.
Jennings agreed with a
OFF rollers and brushes. We power wash you’re in a car,” she said. previous commenter about
decks, repair areas needed, sand and She said it’s something County Road 19 being un-
stain deck floors, railings, and trim. that would benefit the safe for walking or biking.
• We are fully insured and highly rated. community now and as He said when he ran as
future generations get to mayor, the agenda items
952-270-0127 Contact Seth today at 952-270-0127 be less and less tolerant of he wanted to focus on were
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going to want car-free op- parks and making County
tions for travel. Road 19 more walkable
Another attendee asked and pedestrian friendly.
KEEP INFORMED WITH what could derail the Gal-

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could lead to the project
“It’s about livability, it’s
about higher standards of
living, it is about safety, but
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it’s something that I would
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Hopkins selects
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BY GABBY LANDSVERK
SUN SAILOR NEWSPAPERS Unified in California.
served as a principal She previously
for six years in the The board decision
came after each of
of 2017
After only 20 minutes
of deliberation,
Anoka School District.
Her educational
three finalists completed
a day-long inter-
The journey begins
the Hopkins School background includes view process in the
mously selected RhodaBoard has unani- from Yale, a master’s a bachelor’s degree students, staff, district, speaking with
be the new superintendeMhiripiri-Reed to versity of Minnesota
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Lutheran Church
who Nearly 500 excited
tion with Edina Schools accepted a posi- I would be very proudface of the district. interviews. Donovan said of the
and nervous seniors
Hopkins. after 11 years in to have her as su-
perintendent,” said The candidates were gathered with friends,
Dave Larson, board
Mhiripiri-Reed is
currently the associ- director. sistance of the search selected with as- family and teachers
ate superintendent
at Monterey Peninsula Candidate Michael Connect, which worked firm School Exec celebrate a milestone to
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was Priorities included nt. stage of their journeys
board members. Eric a close second for able candidate a energetic, person-
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superintendent of
Bloomington School skills, an emphasis on diversity g School graduation
June
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 around the city during mile junior race, which down Water Street for entering and a team of The first-place prize is
that time. 34 young mushers ran. the race, which was ap- experienced officials to $40,000 and 35 mushers
The racing event was The second annual proved by the Excelsior judge the race. are registered. Last year’s
held in 1937 and 1938. sled dog race happened City Council. “It was truly a magical derby was canceled due
from the 1930s. It was After that, Excelsior on Feb. 16, 1974, with 70 The first-place prize day. That snow storm to the pandemic.
a winter carnival that didn’t see the revival of teams and a first-place was $25,000. Bridgewa- we had in the morning The Next Tapping
featured ice skating, a sled dog racing until Feb. prize of $435. ter Bank was their first turned into bluebird History will be on Feb.
masqued skating par- 17, 1973. The next races in the sponsor and Excelsior skies. The race went off 21 and will include the
ty, snow modeling, the The race was held down area occurred in 1980, Brewing Company host- without a hitch,” she history of Lake Min-
crowning of an ice queen in The Commons and 1995, 1996 and 1998. ed the first fundraiser. said. netonka iceboats from
and a dog derby. out on the lake, where Sled dog racing in the More than 500 volun- The next Klondike Alan Lizee.
While the dog derby “Hug a Husky” buttons area was halted until
wasn’t like present day were sold. With a first- the first Klondike Dog
dog derbies, as kids were place prize of $300, 68 Derby in 2020, the name
able to race their dogs, mushers entered the race. which was borrowed
she said it was some- There were two classes from the original Klon-
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Being Well
January Issue
Minnetonka man enjoys basketball, track competitions

By SUE WEBBER classes with freshmen; it was a he said.
Contributing Writer lot of fun,” Steinfeldt said. “I’m He has also overcome a
not close to being conversation- daunting vascular challenge.
Exercise, music and perform- ally fluent in these languages, “I’ve got only one functional
ing, nutrition, and the study of but my purpose was to learn artery out of three in my lower
foreign languages fill busy days to sing in them fluently which I right leg due to a botched sur-
for Andy Steinfeldt, 73, of Min- have accomplished to my great gical procedure six years ago,”
netonka. satisfaction. Steinfeldt said. “I was told by
Steinfeldt is always in motion, During Covid, he has been multiple specialists at that time
both mentally and physically. participating in virtual music that I would never run again.
He does 200 sit-ups and 100 events from Rio de Janeiro, But since then, I have run four
push-ups after some stretching which require him to produce full marathons, numerous half
every morning before breakfast. a new music video every two marathons and shorter races,
Three years ago, he set an weeks. He has custom instru- and I have competed in virtu-
unofficial world record for ab- mental bases prepared for him ally every running and jumping
dominal planking for septuage- in Rio, and he records the songs event at both the state and na-
narians at 38 minutes. in his home studio, where he also tional levels of senior games, in
Then earlier this year he set films and edits his own videos. addition to logging thousands
what appears to be world re- He also takes weekly musical of training miles.”
cords for all ages for the side training online from a renowned Steinfeldt adopted a vegan
plank, reverse plank, and re- singer and vocal trainer in Rio. diet a couple of years ago and
verse plank with a 100-pound Athletically, Steinfeldt is ac- takes no supplements. “I’ve al-
pack, which are awaiting certi- tively preparing for the Senior ways been strong,” he said. “I
fication, Steinfeldt said. Games. “I train every day of my don’t allow myself to eat too
According to the Internet, life as if a competition was right much or to get heavy. I weigh my-
the front abdominal plank is an around the corner,” Steinfeldt self every day on a digital scale
isometric core strength exercise said. “The National Games and if it’s up a couple tenths of
that involves maintaining a fixed were canceled last year due to a pound, I’m not happy about it
position similar to a push-up Covid and that was really disap- and I work harder. I kept myself
for the maximum possible time. pointing. But I kept up my train- in shape during the pandemic by
There are many variations, and ing as if they were next week. I finding new ways to exercise in
all are challenging. compete in a wide variety of or outdoors near my home when
Steinfeldt also enjoys playing events. I will do basketball and everything shut down.”
basketball and has competed (PHOTO SUBMITTED) track and field events – sprints “I’ve never had a trainer,” he
successfully in numerous track Andy Steinfeldt of Minnetonka is committed to a daily physical and mental and runs from 50 to 1500 meters, said. “All my activity is self-mo-
and field events to the point that routine. the long jump, the triple jump, tivated. I do a lot of psychology
he has qualified for the National and the high jump. I plan to add on myself. There’s a little voice
Senior Games in May 2022 for adays it’s pickup basketball with relevant,” Steinfeldt said. the pole vault for this summer’s in my head that’s kind of like
all his events. mixed ages at the various gyms He speaks three languages state competitions, though I a drill sergeant and it gets loud
The 2022 National Senior I belong to,” he said.” Currently and sings in eight, and for the have yet to try it.” whenever I even think about
Games will be held in Fort Lau- Steinfeldt belongs to the Min- last 10 years he has been singing He and his wife, residents of sloughing off.”
derdale from May 10-23. It is nesota Shooters team, which recreationally and professional- Minnetonka, have two adult When he isn’t working out,
the largest multi-sport cham- competes in state and national ly. He has more than 100 studio sons. “For years I coached my playing basketball, or making
pionship event in the world for senior games in 3-on-3 half- recordings, two CDs, and more sons, and I really missed it when videos, Steinfeldt enjoys singing
adults 50 and over, with more court competitions at the 70-74 than 50 music videos. those days were over,” he said. at retirement homes and vari-
than 10,000 qualified athletes age level. The team has a differ- “I always had a good voice, “I loved the competition and ous other care facilities. “I love
from every state and beyond ent roster each time it plays, and and I sang a little,” Steinfeldt that’s part of what motivated performing for these audiences
expected to compete in 23 dif- its only practices are right before said. “I took Spanish in high me to start participating in all as they are so appreciative,” he
ferent medal sports. the games start. school and Portuguese in col- these events. said. Though he has a busy
“My first National Senior A graduate of St. Louis Park lege. I worked in Brazil after While engaging in his mul- schedule of paid performances,
Games was Albuquerque in High School, where he played college and I have traveled ex- tiple athletic activities and sing- he also gives volunteer perfor-
2019,” Steinfeldt said. “To recreational basketball but not tensively since, so I kept up lan- ing, Steinfeldt has been battling mances at facilities with little or
qualify for the national games, varsity sports, Steinfeldt said, guages and am largely fluent in some health issues. no budget. In addition, he does
one must be a medalist in state “I wasn’t much of one for struc- both.” “I’ve been dealing with cancer motivational speaking to audi-
senior games. At the national ture, or after-school activities. Noting that Minnesotans over for eight years; however, I’ve got ences ranging from elementary
level, one can only compete in But I always kept in top shape.” the age of 62 are able to take it under control through a com- school children through senior
the specific events that one has He had a successful business state college classes tuition free, bination of a vegan diet, staying citizens, where he shares his
medaled in at the state level.” career and sold his company in he said his love of languages led in top shape, and fine medical story of overcoming numer-
Steinfeldt has played in recre- 2010. “I got bored really fast af- him to study French and Italian care, and I don’t allow it to affect ous challenges to perform at a
ational basketball leagues from ter that, and looked for ways to at the University of Minnesota my attitude or my performance high level in a wide variety of
his teens through his 50s. “Now- keep myself occupied, vital and in recent years. “I was taking the level, except in a positive way,” pursuits.
How active seniors can lower their injury risk

Physical activity is one of the don’t need to warm up before ex-
key components of a healthy ercising because their workouts
lifestyle. Though physical activ- are not as high-intensity as they
ity benefits people of all ages, might have been when they were
it can be especially helpful for younger. But Harvard Medical
seniors by making it easier for School notes that warming up
them to overcome some of the pumps nutrient-rich, oxygen-
obstacles associated with aging. ated blood to the muscles and
According to the Centers for helps increase heart rate. The
Disease Control and Preven- American Council on Exercise
tion, physical activity supports reports that warming up helps
daily living activities and inde- reduce workout-related injury
pendence. That’s a significant risk by improving tissue elas-
benefit for seniors who are wor- ticity. So prior to beginning
ried that age-related physical a workout, regardless of how
and mental decline might one moderate- or low-intensity that
day compromise their ability to regimen will be, seniors should
live independently. The CDC warm up for five to 10 minutes.
also notes that physical activity • Start with a routine that’s
lowers the risk for early death, commensurate with your abili-
heart disease, type 2 diabetes, ties. Seniors excited by the pros-
and certain cancers. pect of working out must tem-
The CDC reports that physi- per that excitement if they’re not
cal activity is generally safe for accustomed to physical activity.
fit individuals who are 65 and Such individuals should con-
older and have no existing consider working with a personal to begin slowly and gradually who have been cleared to exer- mends holding each stretch for
ditions. Despite that, it’s best trainer. Personal trainers design build up their exercise tolerance. cise engage in strength training 10 to 30 seconds, as the longer
for any senior to consult his or exercise regimens based on each • Don’t skip strength train- at least twice per week. a stretch can be held the more
her physician prior to begin- individual client’s fitness levels ing. Seniors may think lifting • Stretch after your workout. flexible individuals’ muscles will
ning a new exercise regimen. and goals. As clients make prog- weights is for young people Harvard Medical School reports be.
Once doctors give seniors the ress and their bodies become who want to look buff, but the that efforts to cool down after a Physical activity is an essen-
go-ahead to begin a new work- acclimated to routine physical AARP® notes that muscle- workout, including stretching, tial component of a healthy
out routine, seniors can take the activity, personal trainers can strengthening activities protect can prevent muscle cramps and lifestyle for seniors. Active se-
following steps to reduce their then tweak regimens to make the joints, reducing seniors’ risk dizziness a nd lengthen muscles niors can take various steps to
risk for injury. them more challenging. Seniors for injury as a result. The De- throughout the body, which im- reduce their injury risk so they
• Warm up before working can take on these responsibili- partment of Health & Human proves range of motion. Har- can continue to reap the rewards
out. Seniors may think they ties themselves, but are urged Services recommends seniors vard Medical School recom- of exercising for years to come.
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Legals
MINNETONKA The above are abbreviated min- of Allegiance to the Flag. Also present were: Board mem- CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL utes of the proceedings of the Min- The Board: bers Mark Ambrosen, Katie Becker, 2022 BUDGETED GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS
DISTRICT #276 netonka School Board. Once ap- • Approved the revised agenda John Holcomb and Superintendent
SERVICE CENTER proved by the Board, minutes may (Wagner, LeSage). Dennis Peterson, ex officio. Ab- The purpose of this report is to provide summary 2022 budget infor-
5621 COUNTY ROAD 101 be read in full on the District web- • Approved modifications to the sent: Mike LeSage, John Odom mation concerning the City of Eden Prairie to interested citizens. The
MINNETONKA, MINNESOTA site at www.minnetonkaschools. school calendar (Odom, Holcomb). and Lisa Wagner. budget is published in accordance with Minn. Stat. Sec. 471.6965. This
UNAPPROVED org. • Accepted the FY21 Audit budget is not complete. The complete budget may be examined at
LEGAL EDITION (Wagner, LeSage). Prior to the meeting, the Board Eden Prairie City Center located at 8080 Mitchell Road in Eden Prairie.
MINUTES OF Published in the • Adjourned at 6:30 p.m. (Am- conducted its annual Truth-in-Tax- The City Council approved this budget on December 7, 2021.
DECEMBER 13, 2021 Sun Sailor brosen, LeSage). ation Hearing.
SPECIAL SCHOOL January 20, 2022
BOARD MEETING 1197021 /cyv/ John Holcomb, Clerk Chairperson Vitale then called
the meeting to order and asked
MINNETONKA The above are abbreviated min- that everyone stand and recite the
The School Board of Minnetonka
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL utes of the proceedings of the Min- Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
Independent School District #276
DISTRICT #276 netonka School Board. Once ap-
met in special session at 7:15 a.m.
SERVICE CENTER proved by the Board, minutes may The Board:
on Monday, December 13, 2021 in
5621 COUNTY ROAD 101 be read in full on the District web- • Approved the agenda (Am-
the Community Room at the Dis-
MINNETONKA, MINNESOTA site at www.minnetonkaschools. brosen, Holcomb).
trict Service Center, 5621 County
UNAPPROVED org. • Heard a school report from
Road 101, Minnetonka, Minnesota.
LEGAL EDITION MMW.
Chairperson Chris Vitale presided.
MINUTES OF Published in the • Reviewed the FY21 Audit.
Also present were: Board mem-
DECEMBER 16, 2021 Sun Sailor • Adopted the 21 Pay 22 Levy
bers Mark Ambrosen, Katie Becker,
SPECIAL SCHOOL January 20, 2022 (Holcomb, Ambrosen).
John Holcomb, Mike LeSage, John
BOARD MEETING 1197025 • Approved a fee increase for
Odom, and Lisa Wagner. Absent:
Superintendent Dennis Peterson, ECFE for 2022-23 (Becker, Hol-
The School Board of Minneton- MINNETONKA comb).
ex officio.
ka Independent School District INDEPENDENT SCHOOL • Approved a fee increase for
#276 met in special session at 6:00 DISTRICT #276 Minnetonka Preschool for 2022-23
Chairperson Vitale called the
p.m. on Thursday, December 16, SERVICE CENTER (Ambrosen, Holcomb).
meeting to order and asked that ev-
2021 in the Community Room at 5621 COUNTY ROAD 101 • Approved a fee increase for
eryone stand and recite the Pledge
the District Service Center, 5621 MINNETONKA, MINNESOTA Explorers for 2022-23 (Ambrosen,
of Allegiance to the Flag.
County Road 101, Minnetonka, UNAPPROVED Holcomb).
The Board:
Minnesota. Chairperson Chris Vi- LEGAL EDITION • Approved new course propos-
• Approved the agenda (Wagner,
tale presided. Also present were: MINUTES OF als, changes and deletions (Becker,
LeSage).
Board members Mark Ambrosen, DECEMBER 2, 2021 Ambrosen).
• Selected the firm of BWP &
Katie Becker, John Holcomb, Mike REGULAR SCHOOL • Reviewed the District’s Safe
Associates to conduct the District’s
LeSage, John Odom, Lisa Wagner BOARD MEETING Learning Plan.
Superintendent search (Wagner
and Superintendent Dennis Peter-
moved, Becker). • Reviewed the Superintendent
son, ex officio. The School Board of Minneton-
• Adjourned at 7:32 a.m. (Hol- search process.
ka Independent School District
comb, LeSage). • Approved the change of at-
Chairperson Vitale called the #276 met at 7:00 p.m. on Thurs-
tendance boundary for Excelsior
meeting to order and asked that ev- day, December 2, 2021 in the
/cyv/ John Holcomb, Clerk Elementary and Minnewashta Ele-
eryone stand and recite the Pledge Community Room at the District
mentary (Holcomb, Becker).
Service Center, 5621 County Road
• Adopted Policy #709: Student
101, Minnetonka, Minnesota. The
Transportation Safety (Ambrosen,
CITY OF MINNETONKA meeting was also livestreamed on
Holcomb). Published in the
the District’s YouTube channel.
LEGAL NOTICE Sun Sailor
Chairperson Chris Vitale presided. Continues Next Page January 20, 2022
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ding site and will then be opened publicly and read aloud for the furnish- the work described below will be received online through QuestCDN.
ing of all labor, material and equipment for construction of the following com until 10:30 AM on Tuesday, February 1, 2022, at which time the RECEIPT AND OPENING OF PROPOSALS: Sealed proposals for
approximate major quantities: bids will be opened and read via conference call only. Use the number the work described below will be received at the Office of the City Ad-
and conference ID below to join the meeting: ministrator - Clerk/Treasurer, City of Deephaven, 20225 Cottagewood
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Contractors may examine or obtain an optional paper set of Proposal complete by 06/01/2022. tractor Certification.
Forms, Plans, and Specifications from City of Minnetonka, for $50 per
set. Checks should be made out to the City of Minnetonka. No refunds. PLAN HOLDERS LIST, ADDENDUMS AND BID TABULATION: The PLAN HOLDERS LIST, ADDENDUMS AND BID TABULATION: The
Copies of the plans and project manuals may also be examined at the plan holders list, addendums and bid tabulations will be available for plan holders list, addendums and bid tabulations will be available for
office of the City Engineer, 14600 Minnetonka Boulevard, Minnetonka, download on-line at www.questcdn.com or www.bolton-menk.com. download on-line at www.questcdn.com or www.bolton-menk.com.
MN. Any addendums may also be distributed by mail, fax, or email.
TO OBTAIN BID DOCUMENTS: Complete digital project bidding
All bids must be made online at the QuestCDN bidding site. documents are available at or www.questcdn.com or www.bolton- TO OBTAIN BID DOCUMENTS: Complete digital project bidding
menk.com. You may view the digital plan documents for free by documents are available at or www.questcdn.com or www.bolton-
Each proposal must have with it a bid guarantee in the amount of five entering Quest project #8103656 on the website’s Project Search page. menk.com. You may view the digital plan documents for free by
[5] percent of the bid, submitted in the form as required by section 1200 Documents may be downloaded for $45.00. Please contact QuestCDN. entering Quest project #8100828 on the website’s Project Search page.
of the General Requirements and Covenants in the Bidding Documents, com at 952-233-1632 or [email protected] for assistance in free Documents may be downloaded for $30.00. Please contact QuestCDN.
as a guarantee the bidder will enter into a contract with the city of Min- membership registration, viewing, downloading, and working with this com at 952-233-1632 or [email protected] for assistance in free
netonka in accordance with the terms of the bid, in case the bidder is digital project information. membership registration, viewing, downloading, and working with this
awarded the contract. digital project information. An optional paper set of project documents
BID SECURITY: A certified check or proposal bond in the amount of is also available for a nonrefundable price of $100.00 per set, which
Direct inquiries to Engineer’s Project Manager, Eric Nelson, at 612- not less than 5 percent of the total amount bid, drawn in favor of City of includes applicable sales tax and shipping. Please make your check
767-9380 or [email protected]. No questions will be answered Deephaven shall accompany each bid. payable to Bolton & Menk, Inc. and send it to 2638 Shadow Lane, Suite
within 48 hours of bid opening. 200, Chaska, MN 55318.
OWNER’S RIGHTS RESERVED: The Owner reserves the right to
The city reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to reject any or all bids and to waive any irregularities and informalities BID SECURITY: A certified check or proposal bond in the amount of
waive minor irregularities. therein and to award the Contract to other than the lowest bidder if, in not less than 5 percent of the total amount bid, drawn in favor of City of
their discretion, the interest of the Owner would be best served thereby. Deephaven shall accompany each bid.
Bid Deadline: 10:00 AM local time Thursday, February 17, 2022
OWNER’S RIGHTS RESERVED: The Owner reserves the right to OWNER’S RIGHTS RESERVED: The Owner reserves the right to
Location: Submit bids at http://www.questcdn.com reject any or all bids and to waive any irregularities and informalities reject any or all bids and to waive any irregularities and informalities
therein and to award the Contract to other than the lowest bidder if, in therein and to award the Contract to other than the lowest bidder if, in
Bids will be opened at Minnetonka City Hall, 14600 Minnetonka their discretion, the interest of the Owner would be best served thereby. their discretion, the interest of the Owner would be best served thereby.
Blvd., Minnetonka, MN
DATED: January 6, 2022 /S/ Dana Young DATED: January 6, 2022 /S/ Dana Young
Signed: Chris Long, Assistant City Engineer City Administrator - Clerk/Treasurer City Administrator - Clerk/Treasurer
Published in the Published in the Published in the

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Community input sought in Minnetonka Schools

superintendent search process, Jan. 23 deadline
The Minnetonka School Board leadership profile.
launched a search for a new district su- The community is invited to share
perintendent and is seeking community ideas with the search firm by completing
input as part of the search process. The the survey by midnight Sunday, Jan. 23.
new superintendent’s tenure will begin To take the survey, visit www.min-
in July 2022, following the retirement netonkaschools.org/district/leadership/
of longtime Superintendent Dr. Dennis board/2022-superintendent-search and
Peterson, who has led the district for 21 open the “Community Outreach” drop-
years. down tab. The survey is available to take
The Minnetonka School Board has en- in multiple languages.
gaged educational leadership firm BWP Survey results will be shared with the
& Associates to assist with this search. school board by the BWP consultants as-
BWP & Associates developed a brief sisting with the search for Minnetonka’s
(SUBMITTED PHOTO) survey to help create a superintendent next educational leader.
The new Allina Health-Eden Prairie Clinic opened for patients Jan. 11.
care. Eden Prairie seeks residents for commission seats

New primary care clinic “Our mission is to ensure patients are
supported through every step of their care The city of Eden Prairie • Sustainability views
opens in Eden Prairie experience – from the time they make an is recruiting new members Applications are being • March 1 - City Coun-
appointment and open the door to the for its six advisory com- accepted for commission cil appoints commission
The new Allina Health - Eden Prai- clinic to how they communicate with their missions: appointments through members
rie clinic, located at 775 Prairie Center care teams,” said Dr. Craig Strauss, a car- • Flying Cloud Airport Monday, Feb. 7. • Late March - Com-
Drive, Suite 300, opened and accepted its diologist and vice president for Quality, In- • Heritage Preserva- The 2022 timeline for mission member orienta-
first patients Jan. 11. novation, and Advanced Analytics at the tion filling these positions is tion
Teams with Minneapolis Heart Institute Minneapolis Heart Institute. • Human Rights and as follows: • April 1 - Commission
and Abbott Northwestern General Medi- In addition to care, the clinic offers class- Diversity • Feb. 7 - Application terms begin
cine Associates have collaborated to cre- es to help patients manage their health. • Parks, Recreation deadline For more information,
ate an integrated care model that provides For more information, call 952-428- and Natural Resources • Feb. 22 - Commission call Nicole Tingley at 952-
adult patients cardiovascular and primary 0300. • Planning member candidate inter- 949-8414.
Legals
• Accepted the low bid for al- Ronald A. Case, Mayor proposal also includes a rooftop FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Ctr., Minneapolis, MN 55487-0340;
terations of Tech Ed room at MMW Summary: This ordinance al- ATTEST: Nicole Tingley, City Clerk patio. The application requires a PROBATE/MENTAL HEALTH or 2) Electronically filed using
(Becker, Ambrosen). lows amendment of the zoning (A full copy of the text of this conditional use permit and varianc- DIVISION the electronic filing system; or 3)
• Accepted the low bid for re- designation of land located within Ordinance is available from City es. An email response can be sent Court File No. 27-PA-PR-21-1830 Emailed as a PDF attachment to
taining wall replacement at MHS the C-COM Zoning District into a Clerk.) to [email protected]. In re the Estate of: HennepinCountyProbateCourt@
(Holcomb, Becker). Planned Unit Development District. Marlys Jean Ahlstrand, a/k/a courts.state.mn.us.
• Consent Agenda Items ap- Exhibit A, included with this Ordi- Published in the Notes: Meeting dates are sub- Marlys J. Ahlstrand, a/ka IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
proved in one motion: Minutes of nance, gives the full legal descrip- Sun Sailor ject to change, and items may Marlys Ahlstrand, notice shall be given by: 1) publica-
October 28 Special Meeting, No- tion of this property. January 20, 2022 be continued. Interested parties Decedent. tion once a week for two consec-
vember 4 Regular Meeting and No- 1197814 should contact the planning divi- IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE utive weeks in a legal newspaper
vember 5 Special Meeting; Study Effective Date: This Ordinance sion at (952) 939-8290. IS GIVEN that due to the COVID-19 in Hennepin County, the last pub-
Session Summaries of October shall take effect upon publication. CITY OF MINNETONKA pandemic and pursuant to Minne- lication of which is to be at least
28 and November 18; Payment of LEGAL NOTICE Signed: sota Supreme Court Order ADM20- ten (10) days before the deadline
Bills; Recommended Personnel Ronald A. Case, Mayor NOTICE OF Becky Koosman, City Clerk 8001 a hearing will be heard re- for objections; and 2) mailing via
Items; Gifts and Donations; Elec- ATTEST: Kathleen Porta, City Clerk PUBLIC HEARINGS motely on March 4, 2022 at 10:30 U.S. Postal Service a copy of this
tronic Fund Transfers; Enrollment (A full copy of the text of this Published in the a.m. by this Court on a petition Notice and Order postmarked at
Limits; Designated Combined Poll- Ordinance is available from City Description: Public hearings for Sun Sailor for the adjudication of intestacy least fourteen (14) days prior to the
ing Places; Resolution Authorizing Clerk.) the land use applications listed be- January 20, 2022 and determination of decedent’s deadline for objections to all inter-
Issuance of Certificates of Election low are scheduled for Feb. 3, 2022, 1197762 heirs, and for the appointment of ested persons as defined in Min-
(Ambrosen, Becker). Published in the Minnetonka Planning Commission Kevin Ahlstrand whose address is nesota Statutes § 524.1-401 and
• Adjourned at 10:26 p.m. (Hol- Sun Sailor meeting. CITY OF TONKA BAY, 1647 Ford Road, Minnetonka, MN persons who have filed a demand
comb, Ambrosen). January 20, 2022 MINNESOTA 55305, as personal representative for notice pursuant to Minnesota
1197824 Date Published: Jan. 20, 2022 NOTICE OF of the decedent’s estate in an un- Statutes § 524.3-204. Any charita-
/cyv/ John Holcomb, Clerk PUBLIC HEARING supervised administration. ble beneficiary may request notice
CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE Time: Meeting begins at 6:30 Any objections to the petition of the probate proceeding be given
The above are abbreviated min- HENNEPIN COUNTY, PM On January 25, 2022 starting at must be filed with the Court pri- to the attorney general pursuant
utes of the proceedings of the Min- MINNESOTA 7:00 p.m. the Tonka Bay City Coun- or to the hearing. If the petition is to Minnesota Statutes § 501B.41,
netonka School Board. Once ap- FLYING CLOUD COMMONS Location: The meetings are cil will meet to amend Ordinance proper and no objections are filed, subdivision 5.
proved by the Board, minutes may GROCERY STORE open to the public, but due to the 402 Fee Schedule. This meeting is the personal representative will NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that
be read in full on the District web- SUMMARY OF ongoing pandemic this meeting will open to the public. The meeting will be appointed with the full power (subject to Minnesota Statutes
site at www.minnetonkaschools. ORDINANCE NO. be held virtually. Please see min- take place via Zoom. Zoom details to administer the decedent’s es- § 524.3-801) all creditors having
org. 14-2021-PUD-8-2021 netonkamn.gov for participation can be found at cityoftonkabay.net. tate, including the power to collect claims against the Estate are re-
instructions and updates. All persons wishing to be heard on all assets; to pay all legal debts, quired to present the claims to the
Published in the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the above item should attend the claims, taxes, and expenses; to sell Personal Representative or to the
Sun Sailor OF EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNESOTA 1) The property owners are re- meeting or submit written com- real and personal property; and to court within four months after the
January 20, 2022 AMENDING THE DESIGNATION questing a conditional use permit ments. Written comments may be do all necessary acts for the dece- date of this Notice or the claims will
1197020 OF CERTAIN LAND WITHIN to convert the existing detached submitted to the city no later than dent’s estate. be barred.
A ZONING DISTRICT AND structure into an accessory dwell- noon on the day of the meeting. The court will notify attorney Dated: January 6, 2022
CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE ADOPTING BY REFERENCE ing unit at 17503 Bridgewater Cir- Jeffrey W. Schmidt with further BY THE COURT:
HENNEPIN COUNTY, CITY CODE CHAPTER 1 AND cle. An email response can be sent Jessica Loftus information regarding remotely at- The Honorable Philip C Carruthers
MINNESOTA SECTION 11.99, WHICH, AMONG to [email protected]. Interim City Administrator tending this hearing at least two Judge of District Court,
FLYING CLOUD COMMONS OTHER THINGS, CONTAIN business days prior. If you wish to Probate Division
(CASTLE RIDGE RETAIL) PENALTY PROVISIONS 2) Eagle Brook Church has Published in the appear at the hearing, please con- Attorney for Petitioner
SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE submitted a concept plan for a Sun Sailor tact the court by phone at (612) Schmitz, Schmidt & Anderson, P.A.
NO. 1-2021-PUD-1-2021 THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE religious institution at 15407 and January 20, 2022 348-6000 so that arrangements Jeffrey W. Schmidt (240758)
CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNE- 15409 Wayzata Blvd. An email re- 1197059 can be made for you to appear. 400 Robert Street North
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SOTA, ORDAINS: sponse can be sent to lgordon@ If you object to the relief #1840
OF EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNESOTA minnetonkamn.gov. NOTICE AND ORDER FOR
HEARING ON PETITION FOR sought, you must file a written St. Paul, MN 55101
AMENDING THE DESIGNATION Summary: This ordinance allows objection with the court by 4:30 Telephone: 651-291-2405
OF CERTAIN LAND WITHIN amendment of the zoning designa- 3) Charles Cudd has submitted FORMAL ADJUDICATION
OF INTESTACY, p.m. on March 3, 2022. Due to the Facsimile: 651-291-0887
A ZONING DISTRICT AND tion of land located within the Com- a concept plan for villa homes at pandemic, in person objections e-mail: [email protected]
ADOPTING BY REFERENCE munity Commercial Zoning District 2615 and 2511 Plymouth Rd. An DETERMINATION OF HEIRS,
FORMAL APPOINTMENT are not currently being accept-
CITY CODE CHAPTER 1 AND into a Planned Unit Development email response can be sent to ed. Written objections not filed by Published in the
SECTION 11.99, WHICH, AMONG District. Exhibit A, included with [email protected]. OF PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE AND the ordered date and time will not Sun Sailor
OTHER THINGS, CONTAIN this Ordinance, gives the full legal be considered. Written objections January 20, 27, 2022
PENALTY PROVISIONS description of this property. 4) Unmapped Brewing Compa- NOTICE TO CREDITORS
may be filed with the required filing 1196785
ny, LLC and the property owner are fee one of three ways: 1) Mailed
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE Effective Date: This Ordinance proposing to expand into an adja- STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN to Hennepin County District Court
CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNE- shall take effect upon publication. cent space to accommodate addi- - Probate/Mental Health Division,
SOTA, ORDAINS: tional retail and a coffee shop. The DISTRICT COURT
300 South Sixth Street - C4 Govt.
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Stars National girls basketball crown Looking

OF THE WEEK AHEAD
Minnetonka
on the line at Lindbergh Center
Marco Christiansen
High
Lake Aquatics
An aquatics meet be-
sophomore wrestler Mar-
co Christiansen is third
Royals will test tween Lake Conference
boys contenders Edina and
among 170-pounders in
the latest state Class AAA
America’s best Minnetonka is set for 5:30
p.m. Friday, Jan. 21, at the
poll published by The By JOHN SHERMAN Art Downey Aquatic Cen-
Guillotine. [email protected]
ter, located inside South
View Middle School in Edi-
Logan Drevlow na. The host Hornets are
Hopkins seventh-grade ESPN is in town this
week to host a National the defending state Class
Nordic skier Logan Drev- AA champions.
low is taking big strides in Invitational Girls Basket-
ball Tournament Friday In another Lake aquatics
his first varsity season. In dual meet at 5:30 Friday,
a Lake Conference skate and Saturday, Jan. 21 and
22, at Hopkins Lindbergh Eden Prairie hosts St. Mi-
race Jan. 12 at Carver Park chael-Albertville at Eden
Reserve, he finished third Center.
At 5 p.m. Friday, the 21st, Prairie Community Center
with a 5K time of 16:43.3. Pool.
third-ranked Hopkins will
Anthony Hilligoss play No. 1-ranked Sidwell Wrestling Thursday
Eden Prairie High’s boys Friends from Washington, Three Lake Conference
Nordic boys skiing team D.C. Then at 7, Grandview, JV/varsity wrestling dual
took the championship in Col. will play No. 2-ranked meets are set for 5 p.m.
the Lake Conference skate DeSoto, Texas. starts Thursday, Jan. 20.
race Jan. 12 at Carver Park The losing teams from Defending champion St.
Reserve. Anthony Hilli- Friday will play for third Michael-Albertville travels
goss was the Eagles’ lead- place at 5 p.m. Saturday to Hopkins, Wayzata hosts
er, taking third place in the and the championship Buffalo and Minnetonka
individual standings with a game will follow at 7. takes on Edina at Min-
5K time of 16:31.2. “We are focusing on one (SUN PHOTO BY JOHN SHERMAN) netonka’s West Gym.
game at a time,” Hopkins Hopkins High girls basketball players Maya Nnaji (34) and Nu Nu Agara foil this scoring bid by Nia Hol-
Liam Hupka head coach Tara Starks loway (41) of Eden Prairie during a 76-55 Hopkins victory Jan. 14. Basketball Action
Through the first 13 said earlier this week. “Our The big game in Lake
games of Minnetonka only concern now is the senior in the country, Kiki fact that it will be broad- before halftime, but after Conference boys basketball
High’s boys hockey sea- Wayzata game Tuesday Rice, who will play for cast on ESPNU Friday the Royals opened the sec- at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 21, is
son, junior defenseman [Jan. 18]. After that, we UCLA next season. and ESPN-Plus Saturday, ond half with a 6-0 run, Hopkins at Minnetonka.
Liam Hupka led the team will start preparing for the Grandview has the No. a big crowd is anticipated they were never threatened Coach Kenny Novak Jr.
in assists with 11. games this weekend.” 1-ranked senior in the at Lindbergh Center. again. has Hopkins in conten-
Hopkins has not lost country, Lauren Betts, who Agara, the 6-2 guard, tion for the Lake title with
Jeana Knuth Hopkins Tops
this season with a starting is Stanford bound. was on fire in the second senior forward Elvis Nnaji
The Eden Prairie girls
lineup that includes five fu- DeSoto, the Texas state half, hitting four consecu- and junior forward Cord-
hockey team shut out Prior Eden Prairie
ture high NCAA Division champs in 2021, is led by tive three-point shots and ney O’Hara leading the
Lake 3-0 Jan. 11 with goal-
I players - seniors Amaya two high-major recruits In its biggest Lake Con- adding an old-fashioned way. Guard-oriented Min-
tender Jeana Knuth mak-
Battle and Maya Nnaji, - Sa’Myah Smith, who is ference test so far, Hopkins three-point play. She fin- netonka counters with
ing 17 saves in the Eagles’
juniors Nu Nu Agara and going to LSU, and Amina withstood a challenge from ished with a game-high 26 Andy Stefonowicz, Ibra-
net.
Taylor Woodson and soph- Muhammad, who is head- Eden Prairie to pull away points. him El-Amin and brothers
Ava Lindsay omore Liv McGill. Kelly ed for the University of for a 76-55 win Jan. 14 at “On any given night, Jalen and Jordan Cain.
A goal by Ava Lindsay Boyle is first off the bench. Texas. Eden Prairie High. a different player can be Also in Lake basketball at
in the third period was Sidwell Friends comes to Given the magnitude of Eden Prairie cut Hop- 7 p.m. Friday night, it’s the
the difference as the Min- town with the No. 2-ranked the tournament and the kins’ lead to 34-24 right See Royals, Page 26 battle of the 6-9 forwards at
netonka High girls hockey Wayzata with the Trojans’
team defeated Wayzata 3-2 Carter Bjerke set to battle
in a Jan. 11 game at Min-
netonka’s Pagel Activity
Tonka boys see miracle in Brainerd Edina’s Brady Helgren. St.
Michael-Albertville has a 7
Center. By JOHN SHERMAN game.” pers’ gym. of things,” he said. p.m. Friday game at Eden
[email protected] Tesdahl talked about “We played at our pace,” Hopkins will be a chal- Prairie.
Sam Schowalter the last shot, which came Tesdahl said. El-Amin lenging matchup for the
Senior goaltender Sam Saturday Hockey
In the waning seconds on an inbounds play fol- pumped in 23 points and Skippers in a 7 p.m. Lake
Schowalter of the Eden Lake Conference hockey
of Minnetonka High’s lowing a Minnetonka Alex Jones had 22. Also Conference matchup Fri-
Prairie boys hockey team teams are sharpening the
boys basketball game Jan. timeout with the Skippers in double figures for Ton- day, Jan. 21, at Minneton-
is having a good season. skates for a big slate of
15 at Brainerd, the Skip- behind on the scoreboard ka were Stefonowicz with ka High’s West Gym.
Through 11 starts, he has games Saturday, Jan. 22.
pers needed a miracle to 76-75. “We wanted to get 15, Jalen Cain with 14 and The Royals have two
a goals-against average of It begins at 3 p.m. with the
win the game. the ball to Ibrahim or Jordan Cain with 10. Nate strong, physical players -
3.18 and a save percentage Minnetonka girls playing
They got it when junior Andy Stefonowicz. Ibra- Dahl scored 22 points for 6-7 senior forward Elvis
of .896. Elk River in a non-con-
guard Ibrahim El-Amin him got the shot off just the Bison and Jager Soren- Nnaji and 6-5 junior for-
ference game at Elk River
Taylor Woodson tossed in a three-pointer before the buzzer.” son scored 18. ward CJ O’Hara.
Ice Arena and the Eden
Hopkins High’s 6-foot- from just inside the half- Jalen Cain had a big “We typically have five “They’ll present prob-
Prairie girls playing North
1 junior basketball for- court line to win the con- game for Minnetonka guys on the floor who can lems for us with their
Wright County at Moose
ward Taylor Woodson has test 78-76. with 33 points and shared score,” Tesdahl said. height and athleticism,”
Sherritt Ice Arena in Mon-
passed the 1,000-point “We got off to a slow the hero’s role with El- With a 10-2 season re- Tesdahl said. But at the
ticello. Minnetonka plays
career mark. She received start after a two-hour Amin. cord, Tesdahl is confident same time, Hopkins will
the Eden Prairie boys in
an award prior to the Hop- bus ride,” Minnetonka Friday, Jan. 14, Min- the Skippers will be a have to guard one of the
a 7 p.m. Lake Conference
kins-Buffalo girls game head coach Bryce Tesdahl netonka handed Buffalo tough team to beat at play- best shooting teams the
game at Eden Prairie Com-
Jan. 11 at Hopkins Lind- said. “And we didn’t play only its second loss of the off time. “We need to keep Lake Conference has to
munity Center.
bergh Center. our style for most of the season 90-73 at the Skip- working and fix a couple offer.
Hopkins High boys improve to 11-1 overall

playing better defensively.
Novak looks for Jayden Moore is a starter
now. He is not afraid to at-
more consistent tack the basket and gener-
ally passes the ball pretty
performances well.”
Nnaji is just a physical
By JOHN SHERMAN force. His shot blocking
[email protected] and rebounding are just as
important as his dunks.
Elvis Nnaji, Hopkins Novak was happy to get
High’s 6-7 senior forward, a win over a well-coached
put on a show Saturday Eden Prairie team Friday
afternoon in the Royals’ night. “It’s a close game
70-64 win at Spring Lake anytime we play Eden Prai-
Park as part of the Minne- rie,” he said. “Their forward
sota High School Basket- [Chiddi Obiazor] is as good
ball Hall of Fame Winter as anybody. He can shoot
Classic. it and he can also put the
Nnaji made four field ball on the floor. And Eden
goals in the contest - all on Prairie has a bunch of guys
slam dunks - with an array who can shoot. Once we
of one-handers and two- got the lead, we were able
handers. to spread the floor and get
While the crowd on Hop- them out of the tight de-
kins’ side of the gym roared fense they’s been playing.”
with approval, Royal head Novak, whose team en-
coach Kenny Novak Jr. tered this week with an 11-1
was more focused on how overall record, said he is
his team’s 18-point lead (SUN PHOTO BY JOHN SHERMAN) having fun coaching, even
dwindled to only three Elvis Nnaji, the Hopkins High boys basketball team’s powerful 6-7 senior forward, throws down one of his four dunks during a 70-64 win though he is not yet satis-
points late in the contest. over Spring Lake Park in the Minnesota High School Basketball Hall of Fame’s Winter Classic Jan. 15. fied. “It is fun to be able
The Royals pulled away to coach with Phil Ward
at the end with 6-4 senior ented team, and we let them Eden Prairie 69-58 Jan. 14. figures were Hoffman with as well. Nnaji and Moore again.”
guard Joshua Hoffman get back in the game. They Junior forward Cordney nine and Nnaji with eight. each scored 16, Wilson had Ward, the long-time
swishing four straight free hit four three-point shots in “CJ” O’Hara led Hopkins The previous night, in the 15 and O’Hara checked in head coach at Wayzata,
throws. a row. The good thing was, with 16 points in Satur- win over Eden Prairie, four with 14. Hoffman added was Novak’s assistant at
“We still have a ways to we didn’t panic.” day’s win over Spring Lake Royals scored in double five and Russell Bullock Blaine when both of them
go if we’re going to win big The win over Spring Park. Eighth-grade guard figures - O’Hara with 21, had three. were just starting out in the
games,” Novak said. “At Lake Park was Hopkins’ Jayden Moore added 14, Nnaji with 14, Sappington “We have work to do,” coaching profession. No-
times, we played well. At third victory of the week. while senior guard Tyrell with 12 and Moore with 11. Novak said. “But there are vak also acknowledged the
times, we didn’t share the The Royals handed Buffa- Sappington had 12 and Wilson added seven points. bright spots. CJ is a very great experience he has had
ball as much as we should. lo its first loss of the season junior guard Max Wilson Balance was apparent efficient player. He lets the alongside assistant coach
Spring Lake Park is a tal- 71-63 Jan. 11 and defeated netted 11. Close to double in the win over Buffalo, game come to him and he is Kerry Sutherland.
Eden Prairie hockey forwards answer ‘role’ call

By JOHN SHERMAN from Edina, and Teddy Goals in the first period
[email protected] Townsend, one of the tal- included two by Luloff and
ented sophomores. one each by Andor and
Eden Prairie won the “I like playing with the defensemen Eric Choi and
state Class AA champion- younger guys,” Luloff said. Toran Dobchuk. By the end
ship with a 19-1-2 record “They have a lot of poten- of the period, Townsend al-
last season, but had big tial.” ready had three assists, and
question marks going into Since the team was se- he made it four when he
the 2021-22 season. lected in November, the se- and Choi assisted Andor
Gone was the high-scor- niors have talked about the on a goal early in the sec-
ing line of Carter Batch- Eagle hockey staples that ond period. Andy Earl then
elder, Jackson Blake and led to the state title last year scored an unassisted goal
Drew Holt and gone were - pride, unity and team play. and Feinberg scored from
star defensemen Luke Mit- “We struggled a little bit Shultz and Grant Daylor
telstadt, Mason Langenb- early in the season,” Fein- to make the score 8-0.
runner and Kam Langefels berg said. “For some of the The third period was
along with starting goalie young guys the step up to played in running time be-
Zach Hayes. varsity is a big one. The big- cause of the EP lead. Lul-
Fast forward to midsea- gest adjustment is how hard off’s third goal was gener-
son of the new year, and you have to play defensively. ated by assists from Andor
(SUN PHOTO BY JOHN SHERMAN)
notice that the Eagles have I am proud of the way we and Townsend.
Eden Prairie senior forwards Jake Luloff, Phil Feinberg and Parker Shultz played key roles in the Eagles’
regrouped pretty well, as 9-0 Lake Conference win over Hopkins Jan. 13 at Eden Prairie Community Center.
have come along, but there Sophomore goaltender
they sit three games above is still a lot of work to do.” Isaiah Paulnock was perfect
the .500 mark. Luloff said the Eagles are in the EP net with 12 saves.
After a 9-0 Lake Confer- promising season. his first hat trick of the sea- score goals, but at the same in a good groove offensively. Hopkins sophomore goalie
ence victory over Hopkins “This season is a process,” son and Shultz picked up time, he plays a complete “We’re getting pucks to Jimmy Davis rejected 34
Jan. 13 at Eden Prairie Feinberg said. “We are hav- his fourth assist. game and enjoys defense the net consistently,” he Eagle shots.
Community Center, Eden ing success because every- Describing his contribu- almost as much as offense. said. Eden Prairie will be play-
Prairie senior forwards Phil one is fitting in nicely and tion to the team, Shultz Through 14 games, Luloff The win over Hopkins ing for the No. 1 seed in Sec-
Feinberg, Jake Luloff and embracing their roles.” said, “My role is to do some led the Eagles in points with proved that with the Eagles tion 2AA in a 7 p.m. game
Parker Shultz talked about Feinberg scored one of of the dirty work in the cor- 25 and in goals with 14. He firing 43 shots on goal and against Minnetonka Satur-
the way the Eagles have EP’s goals in the rout over ners and in front of the net.” plays on a line with Ryan allowing Hopkins only 12 day, Jan. 22, at Eden Prairie
come together for another Hopkins, while Luloff had Luloff’s main role is to Andor, the senior transfer shots. Community Center.
Alpine skiing Nordic girls race in Carver

rivalries heat up By JOHN SHERMAN
[email protected]
rie, was fifth in 18:57.0.
In the team standings,
Eden Prairie came out
on Buck Hill A temperature of 35
degrees at race time was
unseasonably high for a
on top with 554 points.
Wayzata was a clear sec-
ond with 523. Other team
By JOHN SHERMAN tenth place. Lincoln Heath January afternoon when scores were Edina 491,
[email protected] of Hopkins, Bode Spring- Lake Conference Nordic Minnetonka 456 and
er of Eden Prairie, Owen girls skiers met for a skate Hopkins 375.
Lake Conference Alpine McLain of Edina, Scott race Jan. 12 at Carver Park Eden Prairie’s team vic-
skiing rivalries are fueled Jenson of Hopkins and Reserve. tory was the result of im-
not only by speed, but also Thomas Ritten of Edina The top two spots didn’t pressive pack skiing. The
by familiarity. rounded out the boys top change Jan. 12, as Edina Eagles won places 7-10
Five Lake schools gath- 15. senior Maggie Wagner with Silje Busklein, Court-
ered at Buck Hill in Burns- In the team standings, won the race and Hop- ney Fussy, Avery Hacken-
ville for a conference meet Minnetonka had 276 kins ninth-grader Sydney berg and Nadia Al-Masri.
last week, and the same points to 246 for Edina, Drevlow finished second. Mila Finch added 13th
five will match up again at 190 for Hopkins, 188 for Wagner finished the 5K place for the Eagles.
4 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 20, at Wayzata and 172 for Eden run in 18:02.4 and Drev- Nina Fedje was Min-
Buck Hill. Prairie. low’s time was 18:06.5. netonka’s leader for the
Minnetonka’s boys and Wayzata sophomore Au- day, taking sixth place in
girls earned bragging rights Girls Race drey Parham gave the 19:18.6.
Jan. 13 with Edina placing Edina is the defending leaders a run for their Edina’s Wagner is look-
second in the team stand- state champion in Alpine, money, taking third place ing for help, and she got
ings for both genders. That however, Minnetonka had in 18:09.8. Hopkins senior some from junior Kaitlin
is not surprising consider- the upper hand over the Elsa Bergman finished top Luger (14th) and senior
ing both schools are almost Hornets Jan. 13. five for the second race in a Addie Hinkie (15th). A
always state-meet qualifiers. Seniors Bella Kelly and row with 18:13.6 for fourth young skier to watch for
Stella Pachmayer and (SUN PHOTO BY JOHN SHERMAN) place. Eleanor Thomas, the Hornets is eighth-
Boys Race sophomore Marisa Witte Silje Busklein of the Eden Prairie girls Nordic skiing team places the junior from Eden Prai- grader Ellen Chu.
Two of the state’s best ski- of the Skippers placed sec- seventh in Lake Conference skate competition Jan. 12.
ers matched up in the Lake ond, third and fourth over-
boys race at Buck Hill last all behind Edina’s cham- points. Eden Prairie is a Nnaji down low. Hop- led the way with 13 points.
week. Senior Jakob Zeller pion of the day, senior Ali Royals good opponent, and we kins is at a different level Tori Schlagel added 12,
of Eden Prairie earned the Anselmo. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 24 have to respect what they right now. We bothered Holloway scored 11 and
top place with a combined Anselmo’s combined do well. Nia has the ability them with our press to- Myra Moorjani chipped
two-run time of 45.35 sec- time of 47.32 gave her the to destroy you on the glass ward the end of the first in with 10.
onds. Adam Berghult of edge over Kelly (48.11). our leading scorer,” coach and score on second oppor- half. When we were in “The load was on Mol-
Edina was a close second Senior Elsie Engman Starks said. “Nu Nu made tunities.” our zone, Nu Nu made ly and Myra to break
in 45.57. Minnetonka took had a good day for Edi- back-to-back three-point Ellen Weise, Eden Prai- four three-point baskets. Hopkins’ press,” Weise
the next two places with ju- na, taking fifth place and shots to give us our biggest rie’s head coach, was With a great team like said. “When we watched
niors Stephen Reddington breaking 50 seconds for lead [56-30].” encouraged by what she Hopkins, someone else is the film on Saturday, we
(46.60) and Marley Bar- two runs (49.65). Eden Prairie cut into that saw from her club, but always ready to step up.” saw a lot of positives.”
rett (46.94). Wayzata ju- Ninth-graders Ally Adair lead, but the Eagles lost a lot realizes it will take al- In addition to Agara’s Next for Eden Prairie
nior Jaggen Qie took fifth and Livia Gustin added sig- of steam when their leading most a perfect night for 26 points, Hopkins had is a Lake Conference
in 47.77 and Edina junior nificant points for Edina by scorer, senior forward Nia any Minnesota team to 19 from Nnaji and 10 game at 7 p.m. Thursday,
Reid Sprinkle came in sixth placing 10th and 14th. Holloway, fouled out with take down Hopkins this each from Battle and Jan. 20, at St. Michael-
at 48.95. Minnetonka’s Minnetonka’s depth just under five minutes re- season. Woodson. McGill scored Albertville. Both teams
path to the team champi- was also front and center maining in the second half. “We mixed our de- seven and Boyle rounded have been in the top seven
onship came with places with ninth-graders Stella “Nia is super-freak fense up by trapping out he scoring with four. in the state Class 4A rank-
7-9 from freshman Steve Stinnett and Sephina Switz athlete,” Starks said. “She and playing some zone,” Eden Prairie had nice ings throughout the 2021-
Conlin, senior Evan Jones placing seventh and ninth blocks shots and gets her she said. “When we play scoring balance with four 22 season. STMA has a
and junior Caden Meyer. and senior Abby Weigel se- hands on passes in addi- man against Hopkins, we players in double figures. 12-2 overall record and
Jacob Wohlrabe earned curing 11th place. tion to scoring a lot of don’t have an answer for Junior guard Molly Lenz Eden Prairie is 10-2.
Giles, Goldsworthy match wits in key hockey clash Eagles skaters win two
One of the best rivalries hockey. Both young Nev- McKenzie of Minnetonka By JOHN SHERMAN 21 saves. Ella Konrad scored
in Minnesota high school ers and young Hanus are are likely to have a good [email protected] for the Eagles.
hockey is the one between JOHN among their team leaders. duel. Clarkowski has Moving on to the next
Edina and Minnetonka. Both play a physical style played every game this sea- Early in the 2021-22 sea- gae Jan. 11, the Eagles shut
That rivalry resumes SHERMAN of hockey reminiscent of son in leading Edina to a son, the Eden Prairie High out Section 2AA rival Prior
with Minnetonka on home Sports their fathers. 10-5-0 record. Minnetonka girls hockey team struggled. Lake 3-0.
ice at 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. editor Another interesting goes into Thursday’s game But that struggle began “With our success against
20, at Pagel Activity Cen- dynamic is defensive play. 8-5-1. McKenzie has been to subside two weeks ago section opponents [Prior
ter. Sports editor John Sherman Edina has senior captain playing lately, but Min- when the Eagles lost to Lake and Chanhassen/
Coaches Curt Giles of can be reached at Wyatt Wurst, who is on netonka’s alternate goalie third-ranked Class AA op- Chaska], we could get the
Edina and Sean Gold- [email protected] the NHL draft prospects Beau Motzko, the son of ponent Edina 3-1 in a Lake third seed in the section,”
sworthy of Minnetonka list. Minnetonka counters University of Minnesota Conference game. Grossman said. The top two
are master strategists. And for is the matchup between with its senior captain, head coach Bob Motzko, “Edina had more chances seeds will be Minnetonka
they know how to moti- two sons of all-time Lake Nick Baer. Wurst stands also has wins under his than we did, of course,” EP and Holy Family Catholic.
vate the troops. Players will Conference greats. Sopho- 6-3 without skates and belt. head coach Jaime Gross- Knuth made 17 saves in
bleed Edina green for Giles more forward Jackson looks a lot bigger with his Crowd noise should fa- man said. “But on two of the shutout against Prior
the same way the Skippers Nevers is the son of former skates laced up. Baer is not vor the Skippers, with fans their three goals, when we Lake, while the Eagles fired
bleed Minnetonka blue for Edina All-State forward as tall, but he skates like a sure to align the coliseum watched film, we saw ways 44 shots on goal. Eden Prai-
Goldsworthy. Tom Nevers. Minnetonka pro prospect and knows style corridor above the Pa- we could have prevented rie added a 4-2 victory over
What should fans look senior forward Reed Ha- how to jump into the gel rink. But Edina is used them.” Buffalo Jan. 15 in a Lake
for in Thursday night’s nus is the son of Tim Ha- offense. to that. When was the last In the game against Conference game. With the
matchup? nus, the 1987 Tonka grad- Goalies Robbie Clar- time the Hornets were a fan Edina, senior goalie Jeana win, the Eagles improved to
One thing I’ll be looking uate who was All-State in kowski of Edina and Jack favorite in a road game? Knuth was a standout with 7-11-0 overall.
Tonka girls vs. Wayzata - almost like a state game

By JOHN SHERMAN varsity since the beginning
[email protected] of the season. Both of them
love the game and want to
Fans of the Minnetonka get better every day.”
and Wayzata girls hockey Coming off a 2-1 loss to
teams watched a game North Wright County three
worthy of the State Class days earlier, Minnetonka
AA Tournament Jan. 11 on needed a win over Wayzata
Tonka’s home ice at Pagel to stay with Edina in the
Activity Center. race for the Lake Confer-
Wayzata took a 2-1 lead ence title.
into the third period, only “Our loss to North
to have Minnetonka snatch Wright County was the per-
the victory 3-2. fect storm for them,” coach
“Even though we didn’t Cassano said. “We had
win, it felt like a win,” Way- three experienced varsity
zata head coach Taylor Wil- players out of the lineup,
liamson said after the game. but I don’t want to use that
Twenty seconds into the as an excuse. Every team
third period, Grace Sadura has people missing from
scored the tying goal for time to time. You don’t
Tonka. A few minutes later, go through a long season
Ava Lindsay gave the Skip- without a couple of bumps.
pers their first and only lead Their goalie played a great
of the night. game.”
Minnetonka head coach Indeed, goalie Jayden
Tracy Cassano talked about Weiser played brilliantly,
her message in the locker stopping 38 of 39 shots
room before the third pe- on goal. The only Skipper
riod: “We had been playing (SUN PHOTO BY JOHN SHERMAN) breakthrough was Lind-
well, possessing the puck Defenseman Josie Hemp (15) of the Minnetonka High girls hockey team goes for a poke check on Wayzata captain Sloane Matthews (32) say’s goal 15 seconds into
pretty well, but I felt we in Minnetonka’s 3-2 win Jan. 11 at Pagel Activity Center. Circling behind Matthews is Minnetonka forward Lauren Mack (19). the second period on an
needed to play with more assist from senior captain
heart, more passion and Looking at the score sheet Karl tied the score in the goalies, Tonka’s Sophia but we want to peak in the and defenseman Olivia La-
more desire. I wanted the after the game, Cassano was second period with assists Johnson stopped 18 of 20 playoffs.” Roche. Thanks largely to
girls to play hard for each pleased to see how well the from Lauren Mack and shots, while Wayzata’s An- Williamson is looking Weiser’s clutch goaltending,
other.” Skippers limited chances Molly Ryan before Way- nika Lavender turned aside for other scorers to step Minnetonka went 0-for-5
Cassano was not sur- for Wayzata All-State for- zata regained the lead on 25 of 28. up alongside Matthews on the power play.
prised that her junior cap- ward and senior captain a goal by Jenna Britz, who “Minnetonka is a re- and Coffman, who have Next for the Minnetonka
tain, Sadura, heard the mes- Sloane Matthews. converted Tatum Pfleider’s ally good team with a lot combined for more than girls (16-3-0) is a 3 p.m. non-
sage loud and clear. Matthews did assist on assist. of individual talent,” Way- 35 goals so far. Jenna Britz conference game against
“Grace has that competi- a first-period goal by line- Sadura’s early third-pe- zata coach Williamson said. scoring a goal against Min- Elk River Saturday, Jan. 22,
tive spirit all the time,” Cas- mate Mallory Coffman. riod goal was assisted by “Our goal for the rest of the netonka was a positive sign. at Elk River Ice Arena.
sano said. “She takes price But she lost her streak for Ryan. Lindsay’s winning season is to compete like “We pulled Jenna up The Trojans play Edina
in playing for the ‘M’ and consecutive games with at goal was assisted by Jaiden we did in this game. Some from JV a couple of weeks in a Lake game at 7 p.m.
takes responsibility in pres- least one goal. Lindemann. teams might hit their peak ago,” Williamson said. “Her Tuesday, Jan. 25, at Brae-
sure situations.” Minnetonka’s Lauren In the battle of the senior halfway through the season, sister, Nicole, has been on mar Arena.
Eagle boys basketball

boasts 8-5 overall mark
By JOHN SHERMAN EP gym. Obiazor was the they need to compete with
[email protected] only Eagle in double figures Hopkins on the boards.
with 25 points. Kelley was Obiazor dented the Roy-
Eden Prairie High’s boys next with nine and Smith als’ defense for 23 points,
basketball team stands 8-5 scored seven. Luke Rapp while Rapp made double
overall after winning two of and freshman Max Loren- figures with 11 points and
three games last week. son came off the bench to Frisch scored seven. The
At the halfway point of score six points each. Royals held Smith to his low
the regular season, coach “South is a good young scoring night of the season -
Dave Flom has a starting team,” coach Flom said. five points.
lineup that includes four “But they might be a year Smith made up for that
guards and 6-7 junior for- away.” when he scored 28 points
ward Chiddi Obiazor. That The Eagles ran into a Jan. 15 in the Eagles’ 78-67
combination means that more formidable opponent victory over Chanhassen.
opponents have to respect Jan. 14 and lost to Hopkins Frisch added 17 points
EP’s outside shooting, with 69-58. Hopkins had an edge and Obiazor was once again
the four guards all capable in the power department in double figures with 14.
of heating it up. They are with 6-7 senior forward Joey Flom scored seven and
seniors Miles Smith, Brad- Elvis Nnaji and 6-5 junior Rapp had five points.
ley Frisch and Matt Kelley forward CJ O’Hara. “Chiddi had his first ca-
and junior Joey Flom. In all “Hopkins’ speed and ath- reer triple-double with 14
three games last week, the leticism make them a tough points, 10 rebounds and 10
Eagles moved the ball effi- matchup for us,” Flom said. assists,” coach Flom noted.
ciently and took good shots. With 6-4, 220-pound for- Eagles play a 7 p.m. game
They opened last week ward Jermell Taylor side- against St. Michael-Albert- (SUN PHOTO BY JOHN SHERMAN)
with a 65-55 win over Min- lined by an injury, the Ea- ville Friday, Jan. 21, at Eden Miles Smith of the Eden Prairie High boys basketball team competes for a rebound against Minneapolis
neapolis South Jan. 13 at the gles lost some of the power Prairie High School. South’s Jerome Williams in a 65-55 Eagle win Jan. 12.
A New Way of Living in Minnetonka

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