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David Purdy and Wealth Management Midwest, Forest Lake, were recently named to the LPL Financial Patriot’s Club– a status reserved for less than 10 percent of all advisors, based on a production ranking of all registered advisors at LPL Financial at year end 2007. During the annual LPL Financial MASTERS 2008 conference, Purdy and his staff were recognized for their exceptional performance and commitment to client service. Approximately 750 LPL Financial advisors from around the United States gathered at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa in Phoenix, AZ. Advisors used the opportunity to network, receive recognition for their achievements and enjoy leisure time with peers. The conference was hosted by LPL Financial to recognize its top-producing advisors for providing superior service to their clients. LPL Financial, which celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2008, is the largest independent broker/dealer in the country. The company’s success has been driven by a commitment to enable independent financial advisors to reduce the complexity of running and managing a successful business. LPL Financial has a network of 11,000 financial advisors nationwide as of Dec. 31, 2007 and has more than $271 billion in client assets under management.
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Kennedy Transmission & Auto Service, 1079 W. Broadway Ave., will provide a free car care clinic on Saturday, April 26 to teach women how to protect themselves from auto repair rip-off artists. The clinic at the Forest Lake business is for women of all ages who want to learn the secrets of auto repair and how protect themselves from possible rip-off artists. It is also an opportunity to gain hands-on knowledge of how cars operate. Shop owner Jim Rice will offer the free car care clinic from 9 a.m. to noon. Coffee, bagels and muffins will be served. All attendees will receive an automotive repair and maintenance guide. People wishing to attend should call or e-mail Kennedy Transmission & Auto Service (651-466-2111 or
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) to register. Space is limited so early contact is recommended to guarantee a spot at the car care clinic.
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Are you like many with boxes upon boxes of old tax records and bank statements? Not sure how to dispose of them? Jerry Hendrickson of Security-Victor Insurance Agency, 5357 Wyoming Trail, Wyoming, has the answer. The agency is sponsoring a free shredding event from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, April 19. “This is a great opportunity to get rid of old tax records and empty file cabinets of sensitive documents,” Hendrickson said. Area residents may bring their documents to the Security-Victor parking lot for document destruction. Items will be shred as you watch. Free coffee and rolls will be served. As a special community service, the agency will also donate $10 to Community Helping Hand in Forest Lake for each bag or box of items shredded (up to $500). For more information about the April 19 free shredding event, call 651-462-3724.
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Further testimony in the contested annexation hearings came from public service and financial witnesses selected as experts by Wyoming, Chisago City, Stacy and Wyoming Township. Testimony came Tuesday through Friday.
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Wyoming Township officials Roger Elmore and Mark Utecht got to tell their side of the cooperative merger talks on Friday during the annexation hearings in Wyoming before Administrative Law Judge Steve Mihalchick.
Elmore, chair of Wyoming Town Board, said the 2005 annexation was an “emotional time for residents; they felt they weren’t heard.” Residents also agreed for the need to move forward, he said
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 At 6 p.m. on Friday, April 11, the racing will finally begin at Running Aces Harness Park in Columbus.
Horses started arriving at the brand new facility (I-35 and HWY 97, Exit 129) on March 28, with time trials getting underway when the weather allows. Live races will take place every weekend, beginning April 11 - July 6.
Running Aces is a 5/8 mile state-of-the-art purpose-built harness racetrack. In addition, there will be a 50 table card room, with 25 poker tables and 25 tables for casino games, such as Player Pool 21 (Blackjack), Caribbean Stud Poker, Let it Ride and Pai Gow Poker.
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Slowly but surely the names that once marked Forest Lake’s downtown business district are vanishing.
Tire shop owner Reub Engler is gone. Movie theater owner Bob Drummond has passed. Insurance company owner Sharkey Anderson and grocery store owner Ray Houle are gone. So is drug store owner Tom Rolseth.
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In its 21 years of providing winter clothing to kids in need, the Forest Lake Area Children’s Fund has provided more than 2200 coats and nearly 900 boots to kids who might otherwise go without.
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