I’m writing to say ‘Thank You’ to the person who has been hand-painting and hiding small rocks on the walking trails at Lone Lake Park (in Minnetonka). Last fall, my daughter and I found two meticulously painted rocks, one featuring a red fox and another featuring a pretty flower and bumble bee. We returned the following weekend, continued our search, and were rewarded – again – with three more painted rocks with even more ornate designs. I’m led to believe this artist takes great pride in their work, given the unique signature that is common on the backside of each…
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Letter writer voices support for Nikki Haley in the March 5 presidential primary.
In a letter to the editor, Kathryn Johnson urges voters to join the DFL SD49 Precinct Caucus on Feb. 27 at EPHS to discuss ideas, vote on resolutions, and support candidates.
Bob Lambert, the former parks and recreation director, commends Eden Prairie’s dedication to enhancing its park system, highlighting resident support and city efforts in recent developments.
We just had our daughter Kristen Doherty’s baby shower (at the new Round Lake Park building) on Feb. 10, 2024. It was a huge success, and everyone LOVED the building. A lot of positive feedback from everyone. We would highly recommend this to anyone having a family reunion, high school graduation or any big occasion. Wonderful asset to the City of Eden Prairie. Rosemary Doyle, Eden Prairie
On Tuesday, Feb. 27, voters across Minnesota will be gathering in our neighborhoods for precinct caucuses. If you care about issues like lower taxes, better schools, and safer neighborhoods, I encourage you to come to a Republican caucus. To participate, you will be asked to confirm that you agree generally to the principles of the Party. You don’t have to agree with EVERY Republican candidate’s opinions. Just consider this: What principles and policies do you think are best for your family and state? There is too much at stake to be a spectator. If we care about returning fiscal responsibility…
Trick question: If extreme weather cost the U.S. almost $180 billion in one year, what portion of the cost was borne by companies that produce fossil fuels? The correct answer is NEGATIVE $20 billion. We do not charge; in fact, we subsidize. For hundreds of thousands of years, CO2 levels in the atmosphere varied between 200 and 280 parts per million (ppm), with approximately 100,000 years between the highs. In the last 150 years, they have gone from under 300 ppm to over 415. This change in timescale is so dramatic that it’s challenging to create a graph that accurately…
A parent questions the Eden Prairie School District’s handling of a Zoom hack incident that occured last month.
Eden Prairie parent advocates for stronger support of teachers amid contract and workload challenges.
Letter: Stan Tekiela’s retirement marks the end of an era in Eden Prairie, where he transformed outdoor education with innovative programs.