• Becky GlanderPatch Staff Verified Patch Staff Badge

  • Minnetonka, MN

I have been an editor for Patch since August 2011.

My love for journalism began in the fourth grade when I started a newspaper, the St. Bernard Gazette, at school. We published a couple of issues before my staff decided they didn't want to stay inside for recess to work on it anymore.

I graduated from St. Cloud State University with a degree in mass communications, print journalism sequence, and a minor in communication studies. I have one child: a seven-year-old named Faith who is in second grade. She loves school and figure skating.

Before coming to Patch, I was the editor of two weekly newspapers in MN. I spent two years as the editor of the Pine City Pioneer in Pine City before my company moved me to Cambridge to edit the Isanti-Chisago County Star for another two years.

Email or call me anytime at becky.glander@patch.com or 763-280-2868.

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Minnetonka Libraries Plan Free Programs

With activities across the board, Hennepin County Libraries' two Minnetonka locations aim to please all with their offerings.

Minnetonka Libraries Plan Free Programs
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Real Estate: Home Sales From 2011

What were Minnetonka's highest and lowest priced homes to sell in 2011? What were the longest and shortest listings on the market?

Real Estate: Home Sales From 2011
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Grads Visit MHS Writing Center to Work with IB Students

The holiday break and a looming International Baccalaureate (IB) deadline provided the perfect opportunity for six recent grads to come back to Minnetonka High School on Dec. 19.

Grads Visit MHS Writing Center to Work with IB Students
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Patch Poll: New Year's Resolutions

Statistics say fewer than half the people who make New Year's resolutions are still succeeding after six months.

Patch Poll: New Year's Resolutions
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Minnetonka Considers Stricter Home Business Rules

Issues sometimes arise when a small business grows and expands outside of the home. This may be noticed by neighbors through increases in storage, signage on the property, traffic to the home and noises from the property.

Minnetonka Considers Stricter Home Business Rules
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Minnetonka Sears Survives Closures

The Sears store at Ridgedale will remain open, in light of an announcement today that Sears is closing over 100 Sears and Kmart stores.

Minnetonka Sears Survives Closures
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Minnetonka's New Recycling Program Starts Jan. 1

In addition to what you could recycle before, Allied Waste also collects plastic retail bags, foil-lined containers and plastic food containers.