It's Time to Vote, White Bear Lake! Voting for Best of White Bear Lake 2023 is now open until January 31.
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Community of Grace Lutheran Church in White Bear Lake may have undergone a recent name change, but its mission remains the same.
Julie Orloske has been drawn to photography since right after high school. “I have always loved seeing the details of nature or capturing the images as they are unfolding,” Orloske says.
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It's that time of year again: The Lens on the Lake photo contest has returned for its 8th year of beautiful photos of our community.
Light the sparklers, cue the orchestra and prep the parade, it’s time for our fifth annual Best of White Bear Lake!
Capturing moments has always been important for Darcie Lewandowski, who has been involved with photography since she was young. “Photos are like the snapshots in time. Those memories we might not always remember later on,” Lewandowski says.
The White Bear community welcomed another senior living center in April, bringing new amenities and a variety of care standards for seniors looking to make a transition.
Terry O’Loughlin’s photo captures Allen Christian’s bear sculpture perfectly. “I thought the sculpture was so interesting and tied to White Bear,” O’Loughlin says. “And Allen’s quite the sculptor.”
Career paths can be difficult to predict; recently retired White Bear Lake fire chief Tim Vadnais knows that well.
When Jassmin Anderson’s partially blind standard poodle, Roe, went missing on a cold December day, Anderson, who lives in White Bear Lake, was frantic. She left Roe’s crate, blanket, food and water out, in hopes the peripatetic pooch would find her way back home. But no luck.
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