Community Corner
Local Tennis Talent on the National Stage and Public Art
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• Soaring Bird art at the community center
Have you checked out Eden Prairie's newest public art exhibit?
The “Soaring Bird: Peace Through Service” sculpture is a public art project that was commissioned as a partnership between our two Eden Prairie Rotary clubs and the city of Eden Prairie. Check out City Manager Rick Getschow's blog for more information on the project.
• Good luck to local tennis talent!
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Eden Prairie residents Chris and Sophie Farmer will compete at the 2013 National Family Tennis Championships Central Super Regional Playoff July 26-28. Chris and Sophie, who is 16, play at Reed-Sweatt Tennis Center. They will compete in the father/daughter division to advance to the national championship.
• Food for thoughtOnly one in six low-income children who ate a school lunch during the regular school year is reached by the federally-funded Summer Nutrition Program. PROP and Open Your Heart to the Hungry and Homeless announce the fourth annual $150,000 Food Shelf Challenge Grant. The more funds raised locally in July means the local Open Your Heart grant will be larger, according to a recent blog on Eden Prairie Patch.
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