While there is nothing like a gorgeous winter day in Minnesota, it’s this time of year when I find myself daydreaming of sunny spring days spent in the garden. Thankfully, that daydreaming also acts as a perfect time to accomplish spring planning.
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Along with celebrating the end of winter, students, parents and teachers at Liberty Ridge Elementary School in Woodbury always have an extra reason to look forward to spring.
Cheryl Jogger, an advisory council member for South Washington County Schools Community Education, was attending the Feed My Starving Children event in 2015 in Woodbury when she got an idea.
[Events]
Central Park will be the site of Woodbury’s 50th anniversary celebration on March 25, 5-9 p.m. The theme, Celebrate the Decades, will honor the past, celebrate the present and look ahead to the future of Woodbury.
[Garden]
Spring may be a few weeks away, but it’s critical to know what to do to ensure healthy and thriving plants.
[Homes]
The spring home selling season is here, and if you’re going to list, it’s time to start preparing your home.
[Arts]
Barnes & Noble in Woodbury offers many romance and relationship books. Here are two recommendations this Valentine’s season.
February is I Love to Read Month, and Ann and Clara Radke are doing their part by delivering books to children who don’t have access to them.
[People]
As just the third basketball coach in Woodbury High School (WHS) history, Kent Getzlaff takes great pride in his occupation and also in his community.
Elijah Mason was a somewhat mediocre student in his grade school years.
[Arts]
Each year, South Washington County Schools holds the One-Act Play Festival, with the presentation of competitive one-act plays from East Ridge, Park and Woodbury high schools. Each group has a maximum of 35 minutes to perform, with an additional 10 minutes for setup and takedown.
