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Angelina’s Kitchen Welcomes New Owner

Angela Verrastro started her legacy right in her very own kitchen in 2005, making a variety of meals for friends and family from scratch. 18 years later, Verrastro is passing the torch down to her trusted friend and loyal customer, Kim Sayers. 

Angelina’s Kitchen Welcomes New Owner

Angelina’s Kitchen Welcomes New Owner

Angela Verrastro started her legacy right in her very own kitchen in 2005, making a variety of meals for friends and family from scratch. 18 years later, Verrastro is passing the torch down to her trusted friend and loyal customer, Kim Sayers. 

Start Them Young

Start Them Young

Cricket gains momentum in Woodbury. Spring sports are in full swing, as boys and girls head to the baseball and softball diamonds, lacrosse players...

Gardening Goats

Gardening Goats

Afton resident runs invasive plant removal company using goats. Goats. You’ve seen them at the zoo; you’ve seen them in the mountains out west; you...

A Picture Worth a Thousand Words

A Picture Worth a Thousand Words

Kate Swenson is a voice for the secret world of autism. It was 2017. Woodbury’s Kate Swenson pulled into a parking spot at work, turned a camera on...

City Cartography

City Cartography

Aleisha Nelson of Art by Aleisha creates beautiful one-of-a-kind map illustrations. Trading in cold Minnesota winters for sunny California is many...

Scholar Success

Scholar Success

Woodbury High School students participate in Youth in Government. For Wesley Ross and Anneteke Adoga, leadership comes naturally. The two Woodbury...

Calculated Success

Calculated Success

Lake Elmo local Evan Erickson wins at International Physics Olympiad. Ask Evan Erickson what his chances were to win a gold medal at the 2021...

Star Studded

Star Studded

The Chamber of Commerce Award Gala highlights Woodbury’s greatest. “We recognize that Woodbury is one of the greatest places in the state to live,...

Setting the Foundation

Setting the Foundation

Brian Muller’s Song “Ladder to the Sky” Provides Funding for the Amie Muller Foundation, BurnPits 360 and Growing Through Grief. “Daddy, what if I...

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