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  • Apr 1, 2025 | lakeminnetonkamag.com | Madeline Kopiecki |Renee Stewart-Hester |RenÉe Stewart-Hester

    Restaurants around town are celebrating moms through a variety of brunch options. This has to rank right up there on the special occasion stress meter: It’s the eve or day of Mother’s Day. Frantic dialing or online booking attempts ensue, but, alas, there’s not a dining reservation to be had. Now what? Prepare a special meal at home?

  • Feb 1, 2025 | plymouthmag.com | Madeline Kopiecki |Renee Stewart-Hester |RenÉe Stewart-Hester

    Wedding planning entails its fair share of contingency plans for all the “What ifs?” Will the weather impact an outdoor ceremony? If a vendor fails to show up, what’s next? And on the list goes on. Factor in a destination wedding, and you might consider packing up another set of backup plans. However, if a couple has a wedding planner who is masterful at thinking one, two or even three steps ahead, then the couple has little need to push the worry button.

  • Dec 1, 2024 | plymouthmag.com | Madeline Kopiecki

    A fresh perspective on the Hilde Performance Center. “The overnight snow made the outdoors look amazing!” Scott Anderson says. “I was just running errands and decided to stop at Hilde to see what it looked like, and it did not disappoint.

  • Dec 1, 2024 | plymouthmag.com | Madeline Kopiecki

    If there’s one word to describe my family’s Christmas cookie traditions, it’s “putzy.” The chocolate coated haystacks of chow mein noodles? Putzy. The cornflake wreaths with green marshmallow fluff and cinnamon candy ornaments? Putzy. The disks of dough that chill in my grandma’s fridge overnight? A way to make things less putzy. The Spritz cookies that break the press annually? My grandpa actually had a few different choice words for that one. And what is all this putziness for?

  • Dec 1, 2024 | plymouthmag.com | Madeline Kopiecki

    Romeo and Juliet is on the docket for the winter season. When the house lights dim and the curtain rises at Wayzata High School’s (WHS) Black Box stage on January 16, it will be a moment that has been months in the making. WHS’ theater department has been hard at work since November preparing for its winter season.

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