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Welcome to Tubman’s third annual Starlight Soiree - “Light up the Night,” honoring the young people who guide, lead and serve in Tubman’s Violence Prevention Programs.

One in four teens will experience dating violence, stalking, or harassment in their preteen and teen years. It is critical that these youth have the opportunity to develop the skills they need to form positive relationships and learn how to regain safety and happiness. Since 1990, Tubman has partnered with Twin Cities schools - - now over 50 area high schools, and reaches 8,000+ students every year with our well-tested Violence Prevention curriculum.

This evening, let’s celebrate some of the best and brightest. These are often youth who ‘learned’ about violence in their own lives, relationships or schools through Tubman’s school curriculum. But they decided to take action themselves, to be role models and to learn and commit to helping their peers develop solid skills and stop relationship violence before it starts.

Three years ago, the students decided to start Tubman’s Movement for Vio-lence Prevention (MVP). They became certified Youth Educators through more advanced Tubman training classes, shadowing staff, and initiating new school projects. The training equipped them with the knowledge and resources to be safe and happy themselves and help educate their peers about healthy rela-tionships. The MVP teams are constantly expanding. And...they are changing school cultures, one class at a time!

Tonight we hope you are inspired as you learn more about Tubman and thewonderful youth who serve to change their own lives and others, andthat your investments here will make a real difference in the lives ofthe next generation and our future. We also hope YOU have fun!

Thank you to our generous sponsors, phenomenal event committeevolunteers, and donors who made this event a reality. Please enjoy thefood, fun, and friends as you do good in supporting the safety andhappiness of others! You make it all possible. Enjoy!

With Gratitude,

Tammie FollettAuction ChairThomson Reuters

Beverly C. DussoExecutive DirectorTubman

Seamus HylandEvent ChairVerizon

Tonight’s Schedule

6:00 p.m.Hors d’oeuvres ~ Cash Bar ~ Mystery Boxes ~ Silent Auction

7:15 p.m.Dinner ~ Welcomes

Eric L. Lipman, Board ChairSeamus Hyland, Event Chair

Dave Ryan, Emcee

8:00 p.m.Awards PresentationsBev Dusso, President

Navigating Future Paths AwardDr. Patricia A. Harrison

Youth Leadership AwardsAkedia Merrill, Monica Schliep, Amanda Magistad, Cierra Sherman,

Ahmani Curtis, Paola Segura, Laura Buys, Coner Patterson

8:15 p.m.Heads and Tails

Live Auction with Glen Fladeboe, Auctioneer

Light up the Night for YouthLibby Bottem, Voices in Prevention Educator

Amanda Magistad, Student at Mounds Park Academy

9:00 p.m. to midnightThe Glo with DJ Jake Rudh

Dancing ~ Photo Booth ~ Wine PullFootball Toss ~ Casual Party Food

Did you know?Females between the ages of 16 and 24 are more vulnerable to dating violence than any other age group, at a rate almost triple the national average.

How to Bid – It’s Fun and Simple!When you are ready to place a bid, simply enter the bidder number that is located on your name badge to log in.

Once you are logged in, you can place a bid by the minimum required or you can place a maximum bid (see Bidding Strategy).

Once your bid has been placed, you will be immediately notified if you are the winning bidder, or if you have been out bid by another bidder’s maximum bid.

Bidding Strategy – Two OptionsYou can bid the traditional way by increasing the bid by the minimum bid amount, or you can set your maximum bid amount.

When you place a maximum bid, the system bids for you against other bidders until your maximum bid is reached.

Once your maximum bid has been exceeded, you are no longer bidding on that item until you place a new bid.

Placing a maximum bid is ideal for guests who would like to place a single bid on an item and not worry about checking back to see if they are still the top bidder.

Bidding LocationsWireless Bidsheets – These are located in front of each item in the silent auction and replace the traditional paper bid sheet.

Bidding Kiosks – In two locations there are bidding kiosks. At a kiosk, a bidder will be able to check the status of all of their bids, increase their bids if they’ve been outbid, browse the entire auction catalog and place new bids, or make a donation.

SmartBid smartphone – Guests are able to register their personal smartphones and use them to browse, shop and receive updates from the auction. See further instruc-tions below.

SmartBid Smartphone Bidding Sign Up Instructions1. Locate the SmartBid smartphone bidding sign up station near the silent auction.2. Give your cell phone number to the volunteer working the station.3. In less than one minute you will receive a text message. In that text message will be a link. Click on that link and a web browser on your phone will open bringing you to the login page.4. Once completing the login you will be directed to the SmartBid home page.

SmartBid Smartphone Bidding FeaturesPlace a bid – From your phone you will be able to browse the silent auction by category and place a bid on any item. Simply click the “Browse Auction” icon from the SmartBid home page and find the item you’d like to bid on.

Receive outbid notifications – If another bidder outbids you on an item you will receive a text message notifying you that you’ve been outbid. In that message will be a link directing you to the item you’ve been outbid on where you will be able to place a new bid if you desire.

View the status of your bids – Quickly view the status of bids you’ve placed on one screen by clicking the “My Bids” icon. If your bid is no longer winning you can simply click on that item to place a new bid.

Your ItemsIf you win any silent auction items, an invoice will be delivered to your table during dinner. Items must be paid for tonight at the checkout tables located on the Metrodome field. Items must be taken with you tonight unless arrangements are made with Tubman event staff.

All sales are made “as is” and are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds on items. Some items such as travel packages and gift certificates have restrictions or expiration dates which should be noted and planned for accordingly. If applicable, arrangements for items requiring the scheduling of a date should be arranged as soon as possible with the donor to obtain desirable times.

Did you know?One in three young girls in the United States is a victim of physical, emotional, or verbal abuse from a dating partner.

Menu

First CourseMixed greens with marinated tomatoes, basil, fresh

mozzarella and Italian vinaigrette

Main CoursePecan-crusted chicken with maple butter, saffron couscous

with dried cherries and sundried tomatoes, and grilled asparagus with lemon zest

DessertFresh fruit tart with pastry cream

Did you know?Five Minnesotans under the age of 21 were killed due to dating violence in 2011.

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Tonight’s EmceeDave Ryan has been entertaining morning radio listeners on KDWB, Minneapolis, since 1993. His energetic and award-winning “Dave Ryan in the Morning Show” is known throughout the radio industry as possibly the most creative show in the business, generating original material that is used all over the country.

Locally, Dave’s show dominates in the ratings, appealing to everyone from teens to soccer moms to business professionals, testifying to his unique understanding of how people can communicate more effectively.

Dave is past Toastmaster of the Year in several categories, winning many awards for his speeches. Audiences love Dave’s personality and content, and his “celebrity” is often an attendance draw!

Dave is also a licensed pilot and a life-member of MENSA. Dave is married with four children, and lives in Chanhassen, Minnesota with his wife, one son still at home, and one-too-many pets.

Tonight’s AuctioneerGlen Fladeboe attended the World Wide College of Auctioneering in Mason City, Iowa immediately after graduating from high school and has been part of the family businessever since. His company, Fladeboe Auctions, is a second-generation, family-owned business specializing in charity and agricultural land auctions.

With more than seventeen years of experience as a professional auctioneer, Glen has been instrumental in building Fladeboe Auctions into one of the largest benefit auction companies in the Midwest. The company considers it a privilege to have helped more than 170 non-profit and educational organizations raise over $8 million in 2011.

Live Auction Rules

To bid, raise your program with your bid number to attract the attention of the auctioneer and spotters. The auction is fast-paced, so act quickly! The auctioneer will acknowledge the highest bid. At that time, the item is sold to and belongs to that top bidder.

All sales are made “as is” and are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds on items. Please keep in mind that many items have restrictions or expiration dates on their use. Items cannot be redeemed until payment is made.

Winning bidders must pay for their items at the checkout tables before leaving this evening. Guests will receive their items upon payment. Items paid for are the responsibility of the winner and must be taken home this evening unless other arrangements are made with Tubman event staff.

The auctioneer reserves the right to modify the rules of the auction at any time. In the event of bid disputes, the auctioneer’s decision is final.

Checkout tables are located on the field of the Metrodome.

Did you know?High school students who experience physical violence in a dating relationship are more likely to use drugs and alcohol, are at a greater risk of suicide, and are much more likely to carry patterns of abuse into future relationships.

Live Auction Packages

99 Bottles of BeerTonight’s lucky winner will take home more than 99 bottles of locally brewed beer. You will be well-stocked with some of Minnesota’s best labels including Surley, Schells, Summit, Brau Brothers and Brainerd Lakes. As if all this beer wasn’t enough, your group of up to 12 will enjoy a private beer tasting party with Doug Hoverson, a certified beer judge and home brewer. Doug is also the author of the award-winning book, Land of Amber Waters: the History of Beer Brewing in Minnesota. Enjoy ten (10) varieties of beer from around the world ranging from pilsners to stouts to Belgian-style specialty beers. Your beer tasting party will take place at a Twin Cities home or other venue to be determined. This package includes a copy of Doug’s book for you to have signed at your special event.

Donors: Doug Hoverson and Friends of Tubman

Ten Course Chef’s Dinner for SixTreat your party of six to a fun and relaxing culinary adventure in the comfort of your own home. Chef Luke Sawtell will delight you with not just a few courses – but 10 amazing courses to keep your palates delighted throughout the evening. This package also includes some bottles of wine to make your dining experience complete. Chef Luke will consult with you in planning the menu, and he’ll even take care of the service and clean-up the night of your dinner, making this a stress-free hosting experience. A graduate of Le Cordon Bleu, Chef Luke has worked in the kitch-ens of several Minneapolis restaurants including Bar La Grassa, Porter & Frye, and Palomino.

Donors: Colleen Carey and Luke Sawtell

Live Auction Packages

Travel with the Minnesota VikingsThis is a unique sporting experience and travel package all in one. Attend any Vikings away game during the regular 2012 season. This priceless experience includes two tickets to thegame, round trip airfare for two, hotel accommodations for two nights, and a $250 Visa gift card. Choose to hit the road to watch the Vikings take on any one of these teams during the upcoming season: Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, St. Louis Rams, Seattle Seahawks, Washington Redskins, Houston Texans, or Indianapolis Colts.

Donors: Verizon and the Minnesota Vikings

The Magic of Africa SafariExperience the magic of Africa with this safari package for two. Spend six days and six nights with luxury accommodations at Zulu Nyala Luxury Tented Safari Lodge or Zulu Nyala Heritage Safari Lodge. You will be staying in the heart of South Africa’s Zululand conservation region – one of the richest conservation regions in Africa. Zulu Nyala is located in Kwa-Zulu-Natal, about three hours north of Durban on the east coast of South Africa. Three meals are included each day, and two game viewing activities are provided per day by professional game rangers in open game viewing vehicles. See nyala, giraffe, zebra, blue wildebeest, elephant, white rhino, hippo and many more in their natural habitat--plus a wealth of bird life. This is truly an experience of a lifetime. Valid through May 2014.

Donor: Zulu Nyala

Did you know?Only 33% of teens who are in an abusive relationship ever tell anyone about the abuse, and 81% of parents surveyed either believe teen dating violence is not an issue or admit they do not know if it is one.

Live Auction Packages

A “Suite” Vikings ExperienceStart the Vikings season right by gathering your party of twelve to enjoy a pre-season game from the Verizon suite. You will watch the Vikings take on the San Diego Chargers on Friday,August 24, 2012. This incredible experience includes a $600 food and beverage package.

Donor: Verizon

South African Wine and Dining ExperienceExperience the best of South African wines and food in the com-fort of your own home. Your party of 10 will be wined and dined by South African natives Roy and Dianne of Z Wines. You will be delighted by the couple’s knowledge and passion for the wines and traditional foods of their homeland. You’ll enjoy whites, and reds, and possibly even a special port along with exquisite sea-food dishes, grilled fare, dessert and other South African culinary favorites prepared and served by members of the Starlight Soiree auction committee.

Donor: Z Wines and the Starlight Soiree Auction Committee

Live Auction PackagesBin Wine Dinner for SixEnjoy an exclusive three course chef’s dinner for six at Bin Wine Bar in Saint Paul’s Lowertown. Sit back and enjoy as Bin’s chef hosts you with food and conversation to delight any foodie.Each course will be served with a wine pairing selected from Bin’s impressive inventory of wines from around the world. Mpls. St. Paul Magazine voted Bin Wine Bar as Best Wine Bar in 2011! This experience is valid through May 19, 2013. Contact Bin at least two to four weeks in advance to schedule.

Donor: Bin Wine Bar

A Dave Ryan Double FeatureThis package includes not just one, but two, unique experiences with tonight’s emcee, Dave Ryan. Your party of up to six will go “behind the scenes” of the Twin Cities’ most popular morning show. You and your guests will spend an hour in the studio with KDWB’s “The Dave Ryan in the Morning Show” team. Meet Dave, Falen, Crisco and Steve-O and not only hear, but see your favorite morning show in action. You will take home souvenir “Dave Ryan in the Morning Show” t-shirts for everyone! Your party can schedule virtually any weekday morning, any hour between 6 and 10 a.m. Next time you meet up with Dave it will be in the air. Dave is a licensed pilot and will take you and two friends up flying over some of the Twin Cities’ most scenic areas, including many lakes and if possible, your house! This 45-minute flight is very gentle and safe. Bring your camera! Available on weekday afternoons and evenings or weekends. For everyone’s safety, there is a weight restriction of 450 pounds total weight for your party of three.

Donor: Dave Ryan

Did you know that an estimated one in four teens will experience dating violence, stalking, or harassment? Tonight we celebrate the youth who participate inTubman’s Voices in Prevention (VIP) and Movement for Violence Prevention (MVP) programs. These programs help prevent dating violence and bullying through support, education and leadership opportunities for thousands of youth in our community. Tubman staff work in schools and community centers across the Twin Cities to deliver hope and ignite action to prevent violence and create networks of safety.

During the preteen and teen years, young people are learning skills they need to form positive relationships with others. This is an ideal time to promote healthy relationships and prevent patterns of dating violence that can last into adulthood (Centers for Disease Control, Teen Dating Violence Prevention, 2012). We all are aware of the cost of not supporting these efforts and the long-term emotional, physical, and financial consequences as a result if we fail to act.

Tonight during our special giving moment you will have the opportunity to make a gift in support of Tubman’s VIP and MVP programs. Our goal of $22,000 will help bring the six-week healthy relationship curriculum to over 600 students.

Special Giving Moment:Light up the Night for Youth

Did you know?Nearly half of all teens who experience dating violence report that incidents of abuse took place in a school building or on school grounds.

Here are some examples of how your gift will make a difference:

“Thank you for teaching us so many useful things that will help us get through life.” -Male student, 13, Farmington VIP

“Thank you for taking the time to come to our school and teach us about different abusive situations and what to do in them. I learned to stay away from violent relationships and I learned what to do when you are in them.” -Female student, 13, Farmington VIP

“I wouldn’t want to be caught in a world that didn’t have places like Tubman. Thank you for everything you do.” -Female student, 16, Stillwater VIP

“I think domestic violence is a huge and difficult issue to talk about, so I really appreciate you coming to talk with us. My best friend has been abused by her boyfriend and it’s been help-ful to talk about these things. Thank you for coming.” -Female student,12th grade, Hopkins

“I learned better ways to handle my anger towards a boyfriend.” -Female student, 12th grade, Brooklyn Center

“Violence prevention is a very serious concept that many people do not know about. I will help inform young adults on violence prevention through my community and school.” -Male student, 16, Washington County

“This experience helped me and my girlfriend through some things. I think this is a great idea and going into schools to talk there is great. It actually helps.” -Male student, 17, Stillwater VIP

Special Giving Moment:Light up the Night for Youth

Navigating Future Paths Award

Dr. Patricia A. Harrison is currently the Director of Research for the City of Minneapolis where she conducts student surveys and tests, analyzing adolecent behavior and trends with the goal of improving education. Her research is always grounded in the best interest of the community, working to support and respond to the voices of youth being served.

Over her career, Dr. Harrison has established herself as one of the most significant predictors of needs of youth in the state. The data she collects is not always easy--thoughts of suicide, drug use, family violence--but absolutely critical for understanding and improving education. Few people are as quiet and unassuming and have had as much positive impact on young people throughout the state as Dr. Harrison.

Roseville Area Middle SchoolAkedia Merrill and Monica SchliepMonica Schliep, a health teacher, is one of Tubman’s teacher-leaders. She is a super supporter of Tubman’s in-school VIP curriculum classes, and work at Roseville Area Middle School. Her students always go above and beyond in their involvement with violence prevention. Akedia, an 8th grader at RAMS, is a very special example this year. Akedia submitted a video to the VIP Healthy Relationship Awareness Video/Poster Contest, and she won first place in 2012. She recorded and performed a song she wrote for the contest about family events that took place in the past. Akedia is a most eloquentspeaker and leader about her commitment to violence prevention, especially for young people.

Mounds Park AcademyAmanda MagistadAmanda is a very dedicated young woman. After learning about domestic violence and its consequences in her native Colombia, Amanda became very interested in Tubman and the work that we do. She signed up for Tubman’s ‘Movement for Violence Prevention’ training. She bravely shared her past and expressed her interests in working with this topic in the future. Since, Amanda has been the co-facilitator and co-organizer for Action Day to End Violence Against Women at the State Capitol. She made posters for the rally in the rotunda, helped put together a lobbying packet for youth, and learned the process of legislation and organization. In addition, she speaks in local schools on the topic of domestic violence. Now Amanda has begun legislation work in her native country of Colombia to redefine domestic violence laws. She is graduating this year and will attend Occidental College in California.

North High Community Education ProgramCierra Sherman and Ahmani CurtisCierra and Ahmani are 11th grade members of the ‘Everyday Leaders—Teen’s Group’, from the North High Community Education’s after school programs. Tara Jackson, faculty facilitator, leads the group and they chose violence prevention as their topic for the year. In November they went through MVP training and then created an event for the shelter and transi-tional families at Tubman Center West. They wrote and performedpoems, songs, and stories, and then they engaged the kids in games and activities. The families had a great time. Cierra and Ahmani continue to perform poems and spoken word pieces at various open mic events in Minneapolis.

Movement for Violence Prevention (MVP)

Youth Leadership Awards

Movement for Violence Prevention (MVP)

Youth Leadership Awards

St Croix Valley ALCPaola Segura and Laura BuysPaola and Laura went through Tubman’s ‘Movement for Violence Prevention’program, when St. Croix Valley ALC organized a school-wide MVP training for all interested students. Paola had already done Tubman’s Voices In Prevention Curriculum, and Laura became among the most skilled discussion leaders on those topics that are the most difficult. But both wanted to do more.

They decided to prepare a video for Tubman’s teen dating violence awareness contest called Healthy Relationships Awareness Video Contest 2011. Together they wrote, directed, cast, and edited a Public Service Announcement video about Teen Dating Violence. And they won! Paola used her winnings to buy video equipment, and continues to make inspirational and motivational videos for local and state-wide competitions, and Laura has since graduated and works on video projects in her spare time. Laura sends her greetings--her high school graduation party is also tonight!

Coner Patterson – Coner did Tubman’s in-school VIP curriculum and is now a highly trained MVP youth leader. His efforts define what MVP Action Team means. He has proven to be highly effective in engaging his classmates at St. Croix Valley in understanding and changing their thinking and actions around teen dating violence and domestic violence. Coner is writing a paper on teaching methods this year, and we hope he will join our staff in teaching and leading lessons with our young people this summer. Coner hopes to enter the seminary and become a youth leader and teacher after he graduates.

About our Host for The GloJake Rudh, host on MPR’s 89.3 The Current, has over 18 years experience as a DJ. On Wednesday nights he hosts Transmission at Club Jager in Minneapolis, a weekly dance night featuring the best in new wave, indy, and pop. Jake has been voted best DJ by the readers of City Pages for the past 10 years (2003-2012), named “Artist of the Year” by the Star Tribune (2012), and recognized by Metro Magazine as one of the top 100 reasons to love the Twin Cities (2008). He lives in Minneapolis with his wife Mercedes and dog Harry.

Thank you to The Glo media sponsor:

Starlight Soiree Event Committee

Seamus Hyland, ChairTammie Follett, Auction Chair

Kathy BauerTommie BraddockJennifer Emmerich

Nathan FixHeather Goodson

Danci GreeneJosh HauserAlison NelsonAnn NelsonGrant PillerJen Polzin

Dan SeemanKaren Smith

Cindy SpreiterTamara StarkCarol StehlyKate Wisser

Sue Wolf

Thank you to these volunteers and Tubman staff members who made tonight’s event possible!

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Tubman Board of DirectorsOfficers

Eric L. Lipman, ChairBradley S. Wood, Chair Elect

Robert Schneeweis, Vice ChairAnn M. Senne, SecretaryRon Anderson, Treasurer

Kathleen M. Schmidlkofer, Past ChairBeverly C. Dusso, President

Advisory Board

Sharon Sayles BeltonMarvin Borman

Josie R. JohnsonDiane RobinsonSharon G. RyanPenny Winton

Directors

Norma AdamsSheila D. ArringtonLaurie A. BakkenTommie Braddock

John R. BuzzaCharles M. ByrneColleen M. CareyMichael Crusham

Robert O. EricksonTammie L. FollettJean A. Freeman

Jim GilroyCharles M. GraySheron D. HorrisSeamus Hyland

Mary Kaul-HottingerMelissa Kuchenmeister

Thomas J. LallySonja C. LarsonJay R. LindgrenDeborah Lynch

Catherine ManningHarry D. MelanderSheila C. Morgan

Richard M. NiemiecDebra PageGrant PillerDan SeemanKate Wisser

Thank you to our Starlight Soiree Sponsors,

Presenting Sponsor

Sponsors of Peace

Sponsors of Hope

Sponsors of Commitment

Sponsors of Courage

Sponsors of LightRob Cabitto

Colleen Carey & Pam Endean

Hubbard Broadcasting

Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand LLP

Sheila Morgan

Dick & Joan Niemiec

Debra Page/Lindquist & Vennum

Kathy Schmidlkofer

Special thanks, also, to the following friends of Tubman for donating products, services, charitable

discounts, and professional expertise

Ann Plans LLCAuction Harmony

AVEXBig Top LiquorsCat & Fiddle

Centerplate CateringCorporate GraphicsFladeboe Auctions

Metropolitan Sports Facilities CommissionPhillips Distilling Company

Dave RyanJake Rudh

Snapz Photo BoothSouthwest High School Pep Band

The Wine Sisterhood

Thank you to the businesses, organizations and individuals who donated items to our live and silent auctions, mystery boxes, and wine pull.

1500 ESPN (KSTP-AM)Abdallah Chocolate ShoppeNorma AdamsAl Vento RestaurantAllianz Life Insurance Co. of North AmericaRita AmbournArthur Murray Dance StudioAspire ChiropracticBachman’sBarbetteBecker Furniture WorldBedtimeBones.comAndy BerryTani BialekBibelotBin Wine BarMargie BodasBrave New WorkshopBreadsmithBroder’s Pasta Bar and Cucina ItalianaCowles Center for Dance and the Performing ArtsComedy Sportz Improv TheaterDavid BuzzaLaura CavianiCafe LatteCalhoun Beach FramingTim CallisterColleen Carey and Pam EndeanChanhassen Dinner TheatresChildren’s Theatre CompanyChristos Greek RestaurantNick CmielComo FriendsRobyn CoquytDavid CummingsCyd and FriendsDairy Queen (Lowry Ave)Dakota Jazz ClubDays Inn (Maplewood)Deluxe CorporationDunn Bros CoffeeMary Durand

Jane EmmerichEverest on GrandConnie EvingsonBob EricksonFat Lorenzo’sJane FialaTammie FollettFour Daughter’s VineyardFrench Meadow Bakery and CafeLinda FroilandFront Avenue Pottery and TileBarb GeismanChristin GigstadDan and Janice GladdenShilpa GokaldasBeverly GolbergGold’n TreasuresHeather GoodsonGuthrie TheaterMaura HalbachSavita and Ramesh HarjaniPaul Hark and Beth McInernyHaskell’s, the Wine People!Katie HaunHillary’s GiftsHinda Abrahamson Intentional Spaces Feng Shu ConsultingHistory TheatreHollywood Fashion SecretsHom FurnitureDoug HoversonHubbard BroadcastingIllusion TheaterIt’s Greek to MeJane’s PrintsJawaahir Dance Company and The Cassandra School of Middle Eastern DanceJB Jewelry DesignsNayana JhaJoe’s GarageJungle TheaterElle KaselLeah Kasel

KS95 (KSTP-FM)Leatherbee’sLen DruskinLet’s DishLions TapLommen AbdoMeghann LovenMagers and Quinn BooksellersMall of AmericaJoe MauerMax and LucieMaynard’sMcGough CompaniesME on Life DesignsScottie “Bones” MillerMinnesota Dance Theatre and The Dance InstituteMinnesota Landscape ArboretumMinnesota Timberwolves FastBreak FoundationMinnesota TwinsMinnesota VikingsPaulette MitchellSheila MorganMoss EnvyThe Museum of Russian ArtmyTalk 107.1Ann and Steve NelsonLucia NewellDick and Joan NiemiecNoodles and Company (Highland Park)Courtney OleenThe Old Log TheaterThe Olive GroveDebra and Gregory PagePalumbo’s PizzeriaParioPark Square TheatrePearson Candy CompanyVicki PierrePillsbury House and TheatrePortal Distribution, IncMary PozziniMarni PumperPunch Neapolitan PizzaQuinceSharon RandazzoKarla ReinhardtMarcie Richie

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