A quick look at the top headlines from last week around the Twin Cities east metro area and Hudson.
Hudson
The Niña and the Pinta Sail into Hudson
The ships are open to visitors from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. starting Friday, June 28 through July 9.
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Bob Smith’s Sports Club Under New Ownership
“We want to make changes over time,” Tomaro said. “Eventually the goal is to have a rustic, lodge-themed restaurant and bar with a lot of memorabilia and historic items we can find from Hudson and the surrounding area.”
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Those interested in helping out with financial donations are encouraged to write a check to Willow River Cemetery and send it to 815 Wisconsin St. in Hudson. Donations for new trees to replace the ones lost during the storms are also welcomed.
Woodbury
Council members did express some concerns about traffic and screening from Radio Drive.
Girls Boutique and Party Center Coming to Woodbury
Owner Angie Bottemiller, who has lived in the city for 20 years, says Pout In Pink will “bring a little pink to Woodbury.”
Sola Salon Studios Now Open at Woodbury Lakes
The business has 36 individual studios at Woodbury Lakes.
Oakdale
Summerfest and being sent out into the Storm?
A post on the Oakdale Patch announcement board.
Live Music Continues at Oakdale Library
The upcoming events are part of Washington County’s Listen@the Library series.
The city’s environmental efforts earned it a “Step 2” designation under the three-tier program.
Stillwater
‘No Wake Zone’ Restriction on St. Croix Likely through Fourth of July
"The St Croix River level has exceeded 683 feet and the No-Wake restriction is in effect," the Washington County Sheriff's Office Facebook status reads. "It looks like it will be restricted at least through the 4th of July."
Stillwater Family Searches for Dog Lost in Culvert Near Brown’s Creek
As he has done for years, Mark Kasper took his dog for a walk along Brown’s Creek this week, but when his Rat Terrier Marty took a dip in the creek to cool down, she never came back.
Update: Facebook Removes Fake Zach Sobiech Page
The fake Facebook page, started in January, was taken down earlier this week after dozens of people reported it as a fake account.
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