The Wayzata Library holds a lot of great stories, but the area in front of the local bibliothèque was the scene of a special love story.
As with any good tome, let’s start at the beginning:
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Health & Wellness
[Outdoors]
This is the season Minnesota turtles are on the move, making their way up from wetlands to lay eggs.
[Outdoors]
You’ve heard it, and maybe even said it: “A trip with kids is not a vacation.” Well, we dare to propose a different mindset.
[Sports]
The top 2020 girl' basketball recruit in the country—who just happens to be a junior at Hopkins High School—is headed to one of the nation’s best collegiate programs.
[Sports]
Yes, technically it's April, but March Madness comes to Minneapolis this week. if you’re trying to score some last-minute Final Four tickets, the Better Business Bureau has some advice.
Need a way to shake off those early-spring blahs? iFly Indoor Skydiving opened in Minnetonka in December.
[Outdoors]
Brian Fredericksen, founder and owner of Ames Farm Ltd., has become a kind of bee advocate, running a sustainable apiary but also serving as a resource to others wanting to encourage healthy bee populations.
The owners of FitHaus, a boutique fitness studio in Long Lake, call it “a place [where] you can be yourself and work on yourself at the same time.”
[Outdoors]
As the owner of Take the Bait Guide Service LLC, Mike Piccioli has been teaching anglers to find and catch fish in Lake Minnetonka for nearly a decade.
[Outdoors]
For a brief time, while bare branches allow sunlight to reach the forest floor, a few spring woodland flowers will appear.
Growth occurs when we embrace our vulnerability.
