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Fall fun on the schedule across Westonka area (opens the original)
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The kids are back in school, thereâs a crispness to the evening air, and the signs of fall are everywhere. Pumpkin spice is back on the menu, Friday night football has returned, and the Westonka area is gearing up for a busy fall with events for residents of all ages to enjoy. Castaway Cabaret â Thursday, Sept. 17 and Friday, Sept. 18 at Cabana Annaâs in Spring Park Before fully settling into fall, thereâs still time for one more summer-inspired night out. For two nights, Westonka Commun
Mound authorizes bidding for water treatment plant (opens the original)
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Nearly six years after elevated levels of manganese were identified in Moundâs municipal water supply, the city is taking the next step toward a new water treatment plant by putting the project out for bids. The Mound City Council authorized the bidding process at its Aug. 25 meeting and is expected to vote on whether to award a contract at its Oct. 13 meeting. The project is estimated to cost $28.4 million, according to Matt Bauman, city engineer. That is in addition to more than $10 million
Historic Island Park Village Hall transformation continues (opens the original)
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The historic Island Park Village Hall is getting a new look as restoration work continues on the Mound landmark. New windows and a coat of white paint have refreshed the buildingâs exterior, while work continues inside. The Island Park Village Hall Preservation Society formed in 2018 with the goal of preserving, restoring and revitalizing the historic building, which was built in 1936 under the Works Progress Administration (WPA). The group of local volunteers includes several board members wh
Westonka Sound Wave benefit returns as food shelf demand grows (opens the original)
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Summer is usually a quieter time at the Westonka Community Food Shelf, but not this year. The food shelf is on track to distribute more than 1.5 million pounds of food, making this weekendâs Westonka Sound Wave especially timely. Now in its sixth year, Westonka Sound Wave has grown into a summer tradition, bringing thousands of community members and local musicians together for a day of live music at Back Channel Brewing. The annual free benefit concert is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 29, with
Minnetrista recognizes long-time employees, creates comp plan team (opens the original)
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The Minnetrista City Council recognized several longtime employees for their years of service during its July 20 meeting. Lori Brazil, public safety administrator, was honored for 40 years with the city; while Patrick Cummings, deputy police chief, and Brian Grimm, finance director, were each recognized for 20 years of service. Police Chief Craig Squires, Spencer Koch, Jacob Therres and Trevor Barrett also reached service milestones but were unable to attend and will be recognized at a future me
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