In the Creative Spirit. A poetry prompt for January.
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[Arts]
The Smith family had just placed their dock back into the water for the long awaited Minnesota spring, and 4-year-old Roman couldn’t wait to caste his line. His mother, Megan Smith, did not miss the opportunity to capture this precious moment that welcomed the coming season.
[Arts]
If you’re looking for creative inspiration, 100 quilts of all shapes and sizes made by members of the Maple Grove Quilters will be displayed during a two-day event this month at the Maple Grove Community Center.
[Arts]
On April 20-23 and 27-29, Osseo area schools will hold their annual Wastebasket Revue (WBR) at Park Center High School in Brooklyn Park.
[Arts]
Christina Hankins began her career as a painter and pastel artist designing works for private and public clients that she exhibited throughout the Midwest. Fifteen years into her painting career, she began to think about art and function—joining two-dimensional ideas with utilitarian goals.
[Arts]
Superintendent of grounds at Rush Creek Golf Club, Dale Hiebert, took a photo Dec. 14 while the temperatures were below zero. Sun dogs are usually seen as two subtly colored patches of light to the left and right of the sun.
The TwinWest Chamber of Commerce Foundation is proud to provide scholarships toward higher education to students in the community. In 2016, the foundation awarded a total of $27,000 in scholarships to 25 deserving students.
[Arts]
Fredrik Backman’s debut novel, A Man Called Ove, made me irritated, confused, sad and surprised. I laughed out loud, covered my mouth and stopped reading to let the moment sink in.
[People]
Daniel Willing is a new addition to the Henningson & Snoxell law firm. His practice will focus on corporate, tax and employment law.
“We are excited to expand our business and corporate law practice with Daniel’s addition to our team,” says president L. David Henningson.
[Arts]
Originally from El Salvador, Rosa Ridderbusch is a painter whose colorful artwork has made quite the impact in the Maple Grove community.
[Arts]
This month we have a rare opportunity to see the work of art teachers from our area at the Maple Grove Arts Center.
