Natalie Trimble
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Minnetonka City Council sets 2027 preliminary budget and levy (opens the original)
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The Minnetonka City Council approved a preliminary 2027 budget of $129.84 million and a total city levy increase of 6.6%, which is a slight decrease from the 6.8% levy increase discussed at a study session in August. The set preliminary levy accounts for the base increase of 3.5%, with an additional 0.8% dedicated to the Capital Improvements Program, 1.6% dedicated to continuing public safety master plan implementation, and 0.7% dedicated to future debt service related to community facilities an
We Rock the Spectrum opening inclusive play space in Minnetonka (opens the original)
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A new sensory-friendly play gym for children of all ability levels is making its way to the west metro. We Rock the Spectrum is an international sensory gym franchise providing safe and fun environments for kids while supporting neurological growth. Located at 10925 Bren Road E. in Minnetonka, the gym will include sensory-based swings and toys, an indoor play structure, motor play toys and equipment, arts and crafts, and physical fitness programs to foster learning, exploration and safe sensory
COLUMN: Japanese Chins are the best dog breed (opens the original)
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There are few things sweeter in this world than the love shared between humans and their beloved canine companions. No matter how big or small the breed, dogs always manage to leave lasting paw prints on our hearts. While every dog has its own unique personality and set of quirks, I hold the belief that small dogs take the cake for being the worldâs best. Growing up in a small-dog household, Iâve been around rat terriers, bichons, cavalier King Charles spaniel and Japanese Chins. Oftentimes,
Eden Prairie Council sets a promising preliminary 2027 budget and tax levy (opens the original)
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Eden Prairie residents can anticipate a 2.9% property tax increase in 2027 In unprecedented economic times, the City of Eden Prairie is celebrating a healthy proposed 2027 budget and tax levy increase. City staff anticipate a 5% budget increase and 2.9% property tax increase for the upcoming fiscal year. These numbers differ drastically from other West Metro cities, which are preparing for double-digit spikes in their 2027 budgets. âWeâve made some, I think, phenomenal decisions in the last
Saying goodbye to Dolly Parton: Local musician reflects on the late singer's legacy (opens the original)
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Music lovers across the globe are mourning the loss of country music legend Dolly Parton, who died at age 80 after a brief battle with cancer on Aug. 25. The late singer touched the hearts of so many through her iconic discography and positive persona, including the heart of Eden Prairie-based musician and longtime fan Pamela McNeill, who regularly covers Parton's songs and even met her in 2025. âShe was probably our best human,â McNeill says. âShe left that mark on everyone. Anyone who ev
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