May

4

Kids YOGA CAMP

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Campers will learn yoga poses and games that emphasize cooperation, leadership, self-control, creativity, and self-awareness. This will be a good opportunity to deepen relationships between siblings and friends.  Each day we will explore – our environment on a Meditation Walk, our food as we prepare healthy produce from the Kingfield Market. We will also explore our stories as we look inward and listen to what our bodies, hearts and minds are saying. We will tap into the power of our story and use art and creativity to express it outwardly.

Monday – Thursday  August 5-8  1:00-4:00pm Early Bird Special $80 (by 6/15)  $80 Registration after 6/15
Limit 18 students ~ Ages 7-13

Please go to WORKSHOPS at  www.yogasanctuarympls.com to register, or call 612-567-YOGA for more information.

May

3

Lake Country School Plant Sale

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Organically grown annuals, perennials, vegetable and herbs
May 9 and 10
8:00 a..m to 6:00 p.m.
3755 Pleasant Ave. S.

Apr

30

Seeking Nicollet Square Front Dest Volunteer

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We are looking for a volunteer to work at the front desk at Nicollet Square May through July, every Tuesday at noon.

LOOKING FOR SOMETHING ELSE?

Have a talent or skill set you’d like to employ to help tenants? Tell us what you’d like to do instead. Contact Gwen Paul at 651-789-6260, ext. 220 or gpaul@beaconinterfaith.org to discuss your interest.

Apr

25

Mayflower Coffee Shop

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…a pop-up coffee shop in Kingfield at 3910 Stevens Ave South, at the backside of the gym!

Pilgrim Lutheran’s 2-4 grade classroom coffee shop will be open 2 more days this school year. Thank you for your support during our debut, and we look forward to having your support on Friday, April 26 from 12:00-12:45 and 2:00-2:30
in the back part of the gym (this is on either side of our 1:00 showing of our spring musical: Malice in the Palace, the Story of Esther).  As part of our experiential learning program, our 2-4 graders studied the history and origins of coffee as a beverage and spent time researching the coffee shop experience by visiting 5 local coffee shops.  They have also studied the basics of entrepreneurship and owning and running a business and have planned and purchased all the necessary equipment to open a shop!
We will also be open on Sunday, May 4 from 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM during coffee hour in the cafeteria in church building. Our
proceeds will go towards our classroom camping trip at the end of the May and a special mission taking place in Malawi, Africa this summer!

Apr

14

Minneapolis Public School Area C Meeting

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The Area C Meeting topics are developed in collaboration with the parent co-chairs, Liz Short, Margaret Richardson, associate superintendent Theresa Battle and district staff.  If you have an idea that needs to be brought to a meeting, let us know.  We are looking at “Crowded Classrooms & Tight Budgets” as a starting point for the upcoming meeting.
April 25, 2013
Green Central Community School – cafeteria
3416 4th Ave. South
6-8pm
 
We are fortunate to have our associate superintendent, Theresa Battle at our meetings to assist with the discussion topic and for general questions.

Apr

12

New KFNA Facebook Site

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Visit and “like” the new Kingfield Neighborhood Association Facebook Page!  We use this page to keep you informed of our own nonprofit events and activities, as well as other special happenings by various partners in the Kingfield Neighborhood.

https://www.facebook.com/KingfieldNeighborhoodAssociation

Apr

11

Washburn principal Markham-Cousins reassigned

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April 11, 2013

BY: NICK HALTER AND DYLAN THOMAS, Southwest Journal
Removal “necessary now to restore the school’s effective learning environment”

Washburn Principal Carol Markham-Cousins said today she has accepted a reassignment by the Minneapolis Public School District.

Markham-Cousins gave the Southwest Journal the following statement, and said she would discuss the details of the reassignment in a later interview.

“I was informed this morning by Minneapolis Public Schools Human Resources Director Rick Kreyer that I was being relieved of my assignment as the principal of Minneapolis Washburn High School.

Read the rest: http://www.southwestjournal.com/news/news/washburn-principal-markham-cousins-reassigned

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