Writer and podcast host Natalie Webster reflects on the much-maligned generation.
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For decades, Mound resident C. Ray Frigard has made a living as a largely self-taught designer and inventor and, more recently, an author.
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Chris Thomson and Emma Nadler use their vocations and creative pursuits to convey the emotions spurred by their daughter's diagnosis.
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Minnetonka filmmaker Chris Newberry has worked closely with Jacob Wetterling's family to ensure his documentary is truthful, comprehensive and ultimately hopeful.
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A.W. Latham was the epitome of the nurserymen who played a large part in Excelsior’s horticultural history.
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Mound Westonka High School senior Melissa Drill plans to study biology and chemistry in college, with her eyes on an eventual career as an orthodontist.
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Wayzata-based TV producer, writer and actor Bo Kaprall shares his show biz success story, from "Laverne & Shirley" to "Saturday Night Live" and more.
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Some people explore a life in the theater because they fall in love with a particular show. For others, it’s because they dream of applause. For Minnetonka native Ari Koehnen Sweeney, it was a family matter.
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The lives of the Halsted brothers ended sadly near the Lake Minnetonka bay that bears their name.
