E-mail: jay.corn@patch.com
Jay is formerly the Local Editor of the Lake Minnetonka Patch. Before coming to Patch, he spent five years as editor of the Kanabec County Times in Mora, MN.
Jay was born in New York City and raised in New Jersey, and he moved to Minnesota about eight years ago to attend St. Cloud State University.
He has a daughter entering the second grade and enjoys the outdoors, music and baseball. In recent years, Jay has taken up golf, and he never turns down a get-together with buddies for a game of poker.
Politics:
Jay views himself as a conservative liberal. He believes in the right to bear arms, free market enterprise, gay rights and the death penalty. He opposes off-shore drilling, abortion and prayer in public schools.
Religion:
While he has issues with the church, Jay is a born and raised Catholic. He spent two weeks in Israel when he was 21 and says he learned a lot about himself. That said, he enjoys learning about other religions and civilly discussing faith with believers and non-believers alike.
Local hot button issues:
Jay concedes he has a lot to learn about the issues you care about and understands those issues differ between Orono, Wayzata, Deephaven, Excelsior and Mound-Westonka, the core towns of Lake Minnetonka Patch. But already, you'll see a mix of stories about local government, business, sports, the arts, education and, through it all, the people who make this area special. Look soon for stories on everything from development projects to the environment and local economy.
Jay pledges the news you read on the Lake Minnetonka Patch will be timely, built on fact and delivered through a lens of balance and objectivity.
Colton Gleason was a 2010 graduate of Orono High School. He played both football and soccer at Orono High School and worked for his family's business—New Glow Flooring & Surface Enhancement in Medina.
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Information provided by the Plymouth Police Department and believed accurate.
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District 33A includes most of Lake Minnetonka’s northern communities, including Wayzata, Deephaven, Orono and Long Lake.
Biella won't be going far—about a block north to the old Ming Wok location.
Several other business in the area were also affected.
The first 18 registered will be accepted and then registration will close. Parents will receive a confirmation letter once your payment and registration forms have been received.
Child care is available during both adult forums at 9:15 a.m. and church service at 10:30 a.m.
Samantha Corning's parents Elizabeth and Peter also attended the presentation on Wednesday.
Check the list below for some camps in the Lake Minnetonka area, or check out the map above for camps around the region. Click the green pins for more information, or use the map slider on the left to zoom in or out.
Investigation into the activity began last year when Wayzata police were called to the Long Lake Super America station by a loss prevention manager.
Dollian Davis has been with First Transit driving Plymouth Metrolink Dial-A-Ride since March 2004; Michael Brinkley has been with First Transit since November 2007.
Several shipments were seized by authorities and found to contain ammunition bound for the Ukraine.
The Family Learning Center is located in Central Middle School at 305 Vicksburg Lane, Plymouth.
Patricia Penovich, MD, with Minnesota Epilepsy Group, PA, will address the topic of "Dispelling Myths: The Truth about Seizures and Epilepsy."
Beer, wings and slam dunks! It's tournament time—here's where to catch all the games. Did we miss somewhere? E-mail the details to Jay.Corn@patch.com for inclusion!
Ron Anderson Receives the Volunteer Service Award for Work on Bushaway Task Force; Award recognizes individuals who have contributed to community forestry.
The areas considered by the selection committee include: excellence in the nominee’s chosen field; community service, outstanding local or global contributions; commitment to lifelong learning; success in the arts; athletic accomplishments; recognition/
Empty Bowls events occur around the world to draw attention to and help alleviate world hunger. The first event was held in Michigan in 1990—the idea of a high school art class.
