August 2011 (PLM)
August 2011
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Marshall Franklin Long Prep Elite | Education
At his first state science fair, Evan Chen confirms tennis and debate team aren’t his only interests.
Wayzata High School’s football team is back, hot off a state championship win last fall.
A local student feels a bit star-struck about her role in an award-nominee, Hamster Magic.
Jim and Sheila Hartmann host more than 800 varieties of your favorite green leafy plant.
Three Plymouth women re-invent themselves by embracing their passions.
Three Plymouth-area schools are providing a wide range of educational offerings beyond the traditional public school system.
A couple of suggestions for popular dishes at the award-winning Chinese restaurant Ming’s Garden.
Plymouth-based business will debut new organic children’s products at the Grandstand.
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Best of Plymouth 2011
Maureen Kroening and Jessica Tam
Your votes decide the 25 best places in town, and we add one more just for fun (aka: the ABCs of what’s best in Plymouth).
Plymouth Goes Green
Maureen Kroening and Jessica Tam
Plymouth offers a large green palette of sustainable services, businesses and initiatives. In six parts, we paint a light portrait with a broad brush to give you just a blurry Monet of an image into the local green movement.
Plymouth's Prep Elite 2011
Maureen Kroening
Q&As with a handful of Plymouth’s high school students extraordinaire.
New Mexican Cuisine: La Cocina de Ana
Caitlin Hill
The Rayas family makes planning dinner oh-so-easy with a new Mexican take-and-bake restaurant. PLUS: An exclusive recipe to boot.











