8 August Shore ReportiTi�l:iTiTi
Join Niqht to Unite Augus-'
reminder that Night to Unite celebrations take
lace on Tuesday, August 7. Don't let your
neighborhood be left out! Plan a block party or
get -to -know your neighbor event. Night to Unite
helps neighbors get to know each other better in
an effort to reduce community crime.
For more information or to have an officer stop
by your event, please contact South Lake Police
Department at 952.474.4477.
Filing tsegins nr city i )fficap
Eligible voters have
the opportunity not
only to vote, but to run
for political office. While
VOTE some political offices may
seem a bit much for the
1W average resident, many
find running for city council
a valuable experience
where they can serve their
community.
This year there are two city council positions on
the ballot. Positions are for 4 -year terms.
To file for office:
• Fill out an application form at city hall between
July 31 and August 14.
• Pay a $2 filing fee.
• Campaign.
For more information contact city hall,
952.960.7900, or stop in to pick up a filing packet.
Primary Election August 14
What is a Primary Election?
Aprimary election determines which candidates
will be on the ballot in the November General
Election.
There may be two kinds of offices on your primary
ballot: partisan offices and nonpartisan offices.
Partisan office;
Partisan offices will list a political party next to a
candidate's name on the ballot. All state and federal
offices —such as U.S. representative or Minnesota
senator —are partisan offices.
Partisan candidates will be listed in two
columns on the front side of the primary ballot.
One column will list the Democratic - Farmer -Labor
Party candidates. The other column will list the
Republican Party candidates.
You can only vote for candidates from one
political party. If you vote for candidates from
both political parties, your votes will not count.
You decide which one of the two parties you will
vote for — Minnesota does not have political party
registration.
Nonpartisan offices
Nonpartisan offices will not list a political party
next to a candidate's name on the ballot. For
example, county, city, township and school board
offices are nonpartisan.
Nonpartisan offices will be listed on the back
side of the primary ballot. You can vote for any
candidate. The candidates who get the most votes
will be on the November general election ballot.
See the city web site or call city hall if you are
unsure of your voting location. For more election
information see the insert in this newsletter.
,UDC aasentee
You may vote through August 13 by mail or in
person at city hall. To get a ballot mailed to you, go
to www.mnvotes.org. In- person voting takes place
during regular business hours at city hall.
August 2018
www.ci.shorewood.mn.us
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School Supply
roviding school supplies is
one of ResourceWest's most
important programs because
being successful in school starts
with having the basic supplies.
City of Shorewood is proud to be
a collection site for needed school
supplies.
Without this program, over
1,100 children in the Hopkins and
Minnetonka school districts would
have limited, or no school supplies
on the first day of school.
Recycling Weeks for
August 2018
All recycling must be curbside no later
than 7 a.m. on recycling day. Mainland
residents recycle August 8 and 22; Island
residents recycle August 9 and 23.
Report misses by noon the
following day. 952.941.5174
Donations
at City
Hall
Through the Back -to- School pick
out their new backpack and
program, each
supplies.
registered
Please help
K -12 student
supply the donation
receives a
bin at city hall! Drop
new backpack
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off school supplies
filled with
gas ,��
during regular business
grade specific ,\
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hours in the entrance
basic school
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lobby of city hall, 5755
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Summer Lifeguarding Ends for Summer
Need to cool off on a hot
summer day orjust relax
and nap in the sun? Crescent
Beach offers a small, clean,
sandy beach with lots of sun.
Located on the border of
Shorewood and Tonka Bay on
Birch Bluff Road. The beach
is staffed with life guards
through August 7. Lifeguards
will be on duty everyday from
noon to 5 p.m.
Ted Foss Move Over Law
State statute 169.18 subd. 11:
"When approaching and
before passing an authorized
emergency vehicle that is
parked or otherwise stopped
on ornext to a street or highway
having two or more lanes in the
same direction, the driver of the
vehicle shall safely move the
vehicle to a lane away from the
emergency vehicle."
his law, in memory of trooper
Ted Foss killed during an
August 2000 traffic stop, isdesigned
to give emergency vehicles room
to work on the portion of roadway
they are occupying by requiring
passing motorists to leave a
lane vacant between them and
those parked
emergency
vehicles. Move
Drivers must
also reduce approach
their speed
as they pass an emer ge
emergency
vehicles and vehicle
road repair
equipment. flashing
The Ted ✓�
Foss Law
doesn't just
apply to law enforcement officers
Watch the city web site for
updates and alerts regarding the
beach, including beach closures,
during the summer months. Beach
information is listed under "Playing
in Shorewood ".
Maintenance issues for
Crescent Beach are handled by
the City of Tonka Bay. Please
contact them at 952.474.7994 with
maintenance issues.
and their vehicles, it applies to
ambulances, fire trucks, snow
plows, maintenance
and utility vehicles,
construction
vehicles and tow
g truck operators.
If you are a
cy parent of drivers,
please discuss
over when
in
n
with
lights this law with your
drivers. The fine for
not obeying the Ted
Foss Law is $140 if
there is no accident
involved.
Southshore Center Programs
5735 Country Club Road • 952.474.7635
www.southshore- center.org
Happy Feet
Monday, August 20
Appointments: 763.560.5136;
Age: 55+
Clients who regularly receive
nursing foot care express an
increased sense of comfort
and well- being. The health
and appearance of the feet
are restored so that the client
may once again participate
in improved daily living. Care
includes foot soak, foot massage,
care for corns, calluses or
problem nails. Make your
appointment today.
Chair Fitness
Wednesdays,10 -10:30 a.m.; $6
per class
This class addresses the needs
and challenges of those in need
of the stabilizing safety of a
chair during workouts. We will
work our way up and down the
body targeting major muscle
groups, including the core of the
body. Light weights, stretching
and wonderful music will be
incorporated into the workout.
Busy Bee Quilters
Monday and Wednesday
9 a.m. -12 p.m.; Ages: All
Have a great time sharing
personal quilt projects, helping
each other, and making various
service projects. Currently the
group is working on mittens,
hats and scarves for Caring
and Sharing Hands. For
more information, call Linda,
952.475.1430. No RSVP
necessary.
Woodcarving
Tuesdays, 9:30 a.m.; Ages: All
Have you thought of woodcarving
as a hobby or already carve?
Stop in and join this community
of carvers. Learn how or carve
and share your knowledge. No
fees or sign up necessary.
Knitting
Tuesdays, 10:30 a.m.; Ages: All
Open to all interested in the
needle arts. All levels of expertise
welcome. Bring your favorite
pattern to share and learn great
tips from fellow knitters! No
RSVP necessary.
Fitness Class
Beading
Monday, Wednesday, Friday,
Tuesdays, 1 p.m.; Ages: All
8:30 a.m.
No experience needed forthis fun
$6 per class or purchase a
group. An instructor is available if
discount package with monthly
you are new to beading. Supplies
sign up at class; Ages: 55+
available, or bring your own. For
This program, designed for
more information contact Linda,
active adults, uses low impact
952.475.1430. No
exercises to
RSVP necessary.
get your heart
pumping!
Mahjong
Exercises can
Wednesdays,
_
be adapted �'� .4 .4 .4 1 p.m.; Ages: All
for all levels A A ! Mahjong is a tile-
of fitness and �"��_
based game which
physical ability.
originated in China.
It requires tactics,
observation, memory, teamwork
and is generally played with four
players. Join a table each week
for a fun and challenging game.
Instruction is available. Walk -ins
welcome.
Toastmasters
Thursdays, 12 -1 p.m.; Ages: All
If you have wondered what
Toastmasters is all about, or
used to be in a group and are
looking for a local group to join,
a Toastmasters group is now at
Southshore Centerweekly. Stop
by any Thursday.
Bridge
Thursdays, 1 p.m.; Ages: All
Love the game of bridge? Want to
join a table, or improve your skill?
Call the center to reserve a spot
for weekly games, 952.474.7635.
Dementia Support Group
Fridays, August 3 and 17
9 -10 a.m.; Ages: All
First and third Fridays
If you are caring for a loved one
with dementia, or someone close
to you is suffering from dementia
and you could use some support,
meet with other concerned
caregivers at Southshore Center.
Learn from each other on ways
to be a better caregiver, as well
as how to better take care of
yourself. For more information
call Jane at 952.474.4673, or
Joanne, 952.474.6022. No RSVP
necessary to attend.
Want to be on our mailing
list or caii list for senior
programs? Caii the center,
952.474.7635, so you don't
miss a thing!
' City of Shorewood
5755 Country Club Road
' Shorewood, MN 55331
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Dog policies in Shorewood
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Please pick up pet waste when you are on a walk and remember that all
dogs must be on a leash. Although your pet might be very well behaved, it is difficult to keep track of pet waste
when they wander, and, although you love your pet, not everyone is a dog lover, and some people are actually afraid
of dogs. Thank you for being respectful of neighbors and others using the same public spaces as you and your pet.
City Administrator: Greg Lerud; Newsletter Editor: Julie Moore
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Summer 2018 • 952.960.7900 • www.d.shorewood.mn.us
Manor Park
Recycled and Reused Camp for Kids*
Tuesday - Wednesday, July 31- August 1, 9:30 -11:30 a.m., $10
Ages: 5 and older; minimum 10, maximum 30 participants
In this two -day camp, you will explore the world of recycling and reusing
with two different projects. Design and weave a wall hanging and a
placemat using cardboard, old yarn scraps and other found objects.
All while learning about the importance of recycling and reusing.
Painting in the Park*
Tuesday, August 21, 9:30 -11:30 a.m., $5
Ages: 5 and older; minimum 10, maximum 30 participants
Join in the creative fun as we paint the Magical Forest. No experience
necessary. Paint - Paper- Scissors will bring all the supplies and
instruction for everyone to leave with a finished canvas, ready to hang.
You will learn about color, design, perspective and technique.
*Register for these programs at www.ci.shorewood.
mn.us, or call the city at 952.960.7900.
Freeman Park
6000 Eureka Road
Science Explorers: The Mechanics of Gizmos & Gadgets*
Friday, August 3,10:30-11:30 a.m.; maximum number 20
Ages: entering Grades 1 -5 in the fall
How did toys work before batteries? They relied on natural forces
like spin. Put science to work as you explore the how and why by
experimenting and building a spin gadget that really works.
Geocaching*
Friday, August 10,10:30 a.m. -12 p.m.,
Ages: 10 -13
Learn the basics of Global Positional
System and master the buttons and
functions of GPS units. Use the internet
to find local geocaches. Three Rivers
provides equipment and hides objects
for a search.
Minnesota Zoomobile
Friday, August 24, 11 -11:45 a.m.
The Minnesota Zoo brings a variety of animals. All ages love this popular
program. Please no food or pets during the show.
*Register for these programs at www.ci.shorewood.
mn.us, or call the city at 952.960.7900.
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Carlson Tennis
Register for tennis: www.carlsontennis.com
Questions: Dan Carlson at 612.875.5507 or dan @carlsontennis.com
Tennis Stars Camp
This camp introduces kids to the
great sport of tennis, or expand
their playing ability. Camp days
are Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday
August 14- August 16
Little Stars (Ages 4 -6)
Rising Stars (Ages 7 -8)
Future Stars (Ages 9 -11)
For times and costs go to www.carlsontennis.com.
Private lessons and private groups are also available.
Adult Programs
Back Into Tennis /Beginner Group Lessons
Get back into the game of tennis or try it for the first time. This
is a weekly drill with no pressure. We have a great time and get
you ready to play with your friends.
Tuesday Advanced Drill
For advanced players, 3.5+ level. Join us Tuesday evenings for
a combination of drills, games, and play with a group of players.
Private Groups
Bring your friends and schedule a private group or we will match
you with a group.
Contact Carlson Tennis, 612.875.5507, for details.
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5735 Country Club Road
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family Oktoberfest party is being finalized. Watch the IF .7
city website or the September
Shore Report for the date,
but get ready to celebrate!
This year's event will also
serve as a grand open house *`
event for the newly remodeled
Southshore Center.
There will still be great music, free German fare, kids crafts
and beer tasting courtesy of Excelsior Brewing.
This event is great for all ages!
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