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Program Coordinator and Dietician Jana Dengel throws a piece of fake fat to participants in the program following the final class. The group of 15 students lost a combined 58 pounds over the course of the three-month program on nutrition and fitness. (Sun staff photo by Natalie Conrad)

Preteens make strides to live healthier, gain self-esteem

  Large portion sizes, high-calorie foods along with a more sedentary lifestyle focused on television and computers can leave many …

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Steven Matula, younger brother of missing Eden Prairie women Mandy Matula, discusses a search for Mandy set for this Saturday meeting at 9:30 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church in Rice. Steven and the Minnesota United group plan to search areas near Blanchard Dam and North Mississippi Park where the Eden Prairie Police indicated she may be found. (Sun staff photo by Natalie Conrad)

Breaking: MN United organizes search for Mandy Matula this Saturday

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Eden Prairie Veterans reflect on Memorial Day

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Bloomington man involved in fatal Highway 13 crash

A rendering of Fairview Southdale Hospital with the proposed emergency center. (Submitted graphic)

Fairview Southdale planning new expanded ER

 
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Founder of Agape Christi Academy Jeff Evans stands at the school's campus located at 9557 Valley View Road in Eden Prairie. (Sun staff photo by Natalie Conrad)

New classical Christian school to open in Eden Prairie

Several years ago, three families embarked on a mission to provide Christian-centered education with a rigorous classical curriculum. They felt …

 
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  • South Loop hotel project approved
 
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Good eye boosts Edina to baseball win

A good batting eye can be worth its weight in gold during a tight baseball game. Edina High pinch hitter …

 
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  • Eagle golfers win Stonebrooke tournament
  • Fogelson’s throws lift Hornet girls
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The men’s chorus rehearses “Gangnam CJ Style” in Fick Auditorium at Edina High School on Friday, May 17. (Sun staff photo by Lisa Kaczke)

40 years of Current Jam

Even after 40 years, it’s still a show that sells out. In 1973, Bill Hughes directed the first Current Jam …

 
  • Treaties exhibit reception May 23 at EPHS
  • EPHS Speech Team members to compete nationally
  • Early Childhood in need of Reading Corps volunteers
  • District hires teachers for all-day gifted and talented program
  • Eden Prairie trapshoot team takes first at state tournament
 
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Column: Despite working at newspaper, construction project comes as a complete surprise

by Joseph Palmersheim Sun Current Newspapers My eyes stayed closed as the squeaky rumble of diesel-powered tractor treads drew closer. …

 
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  • Letter: Treating a patient beyond the disease
 
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Celebrating excellence at Westwood Elementary

   

 
  • Arlene Kaye Swanson
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  • Treaties exhibit reception May 23 at EPHS
  • Breast Cancer basketball tournament raises nearly $5000
  • U of M Robotics Team wins award
 
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Dems and Republicans differ on whether the session was a success

Dems and Republicans differ on whether the session was a success

by T.W. Budig ECM Capitol reporter Weary lawmakers quit the State Capitol shortly after midnight on Monday (May 20) after …

 
  • U president is pleased with the Legislature’s funding
  • Child care, personal care union bill approved in House and Senate
  • Republicans are already lining up to run for governor
  • Even Bud Grant likes plans for the new indoor Viking stadium
  • Same-sex marriage bill goes to Senate for vote; proponents, protesters share opinions, sing messages at Capitol
 

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