Westwood Hills Neighborhood Association 2004-2005

Westwood Wire Sept. Issue 2004

Sep 23, 2004

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The Westwood Wire
Westwood Hills Neighborhood Association
Inside this issue:
WHNA Meeting Invitation 1
Fall Celebration Volunteers 2
WHNA Party Notice 3
Nature Center history 5
Letter by Kim Opitz 7
Block Captain Listing 9
S.T.E.P 10
Letter from Ron Latz 11
September 1, 2004
Volume 1, Issue 4

All Westwood Hills neighborhood residents are
invited and encouraged to attend the association
meeting at the home of Loren & Heidi Wheeler
located at 8706 Westmoreland Lane, Wednesday,
September 8th, at 7P.M.. Everyone who would like to
attend is welcome. We would love to see all of our
neighbors getting involved and adding different opinions
on upcoming events. We have many ways to get involved,
most do not require a lot of time commitments.
As a newcomer to the Westwood hills area I have found
that being involved in the neighborhood association is a
great way to meet my neighbors and hear the rich history
of our little neighborhood. This meeting is an informal
affair and open to all to participate or just observe this
WHNA function. We hope that we have people from all the
areas of our neighborhood. RSVP Heidi at 952-544-6848.
Hope to see you there!
Heidi Wheeler
Editor, The Westwood Wire
Get involved and
meet new neighbors

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Like to help young kids? Enjoy leading children?’s activities?
We are looking for some interested adults and babysitting-aged students who would like to
help with the WHNA Neighborhood Fall Event on Saturday,
October 2, 1:00?—3:00 P.M.
We need help with the following:
?· face painting (you don?’t have to be artistic!),
?· setting up games,
?· leading games,
?· supervising children
?· quick clean-up at the end.
We will have face-painting, cotton ball/straw races, drop the feather in
the bucket and an inflatable bouncing cage are some of the
planned activities that require volunteers!
Please volunteer for a half-hour, an hour, or more to help out.
We really need everyone?’s help in order to do this.
Please volunteer so the kids can have some fun!!
To volunteer and for more information,
Please contact: Marge Prohofsky at 952-546-7750, or
E-mail at: mprohofsky@mn.rr.com
We would like to express our
appreciation to
Sharie Frank of Edina
Realty for her ongoing support
of the Westwood Wire and The
WHNA.

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Date: 10/02/04
Time: 1:00 P.M.
WHAT: WHNA Fall Celebration
WHERE: St. Louis Park JR High
Gymnasium (main doors, then
straight ahead) 2025 Texas Avenue
So.
WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 2
Time: 1:00?—3:00 P.M.
Suggested Donation $10/Family
(not required)
Great fun for all ages!
?· Food and drinks
?· Westwood Hills History Panel
?· Children's games/supervised
?· Activities
?· Face painting
?· Inflatable bouncing cage
?· Block Captain "meet and greet"
?· Catch up with neighbors
?· ...Much, Much More!!!
?·
?·
For more info. Call Dawn
Plender 952-591-0924
WHNA Fall
Celebration!

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WestwoodWire.com update
I f you have been waiting for the WHNA website,
thanks for your patience! While the final version of
the site is not quite finished, you can see our progress
by going to www.westwoodwire.com/whna. This
temporary address will function until the site is complete.
Our website will offer residents a 1?–stop website for
neighborhood and city information. In addition to being
able to access city links and resources, neighbors can
download and read past and current issues
of the Westwood Wire, and even have it
delivered free of charge to your e-mail
every month, before it hits your mailbox !
If you have any ideas or suggestions, this
is the best time to make them since we
will be designing the final version of the
site in the next few weeks. Comments and
suggestions can be sent to
editor@westwoodwire.com You can also
make them in person at the next
association meeting:
Wednesday, September 8 at 7:00 P.M. at
the home of:
Loren and Heidi Wheeler
8607 Westmoreland
R.S.V.P. 952-544-6848.
We would like to express our
appreciation to
Dairy Queen at Park Place
for its ongoing support of the
Westwood Wire and The
WHNA.
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Q: WHEN IS A NATURE CENTER NOT A NATURE CENTER?
A: BEFORE IT IS PRESERVED.
?—?—?—?—?— ?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?—?— I n the beginning, there was the Westwood Hills Golf Course. In the early 60s it was
decided that a better use for the land would be upper middle class residential dwellings.
And so it started with the primary builders being Alexander Company and McNulty
Construction. The plans for development included an extension of Franklin Avenue and the
creation of new street to be called Westmoreland Lane. Just to the west of what is now the
intersection of Franklin Avenue and Westwood Hills Drive, there was to be a cul-de-sac.
Homes would be built on both sides (north and south) of Franklin Avenue and
Westmoreland Lane, resulting in four separate rows of homes to begin with. Suddenly and
almost without advance notice, McNulty Construction which owned the land west of
Westwood Hills Drive, and North of Franklin and Westmoreland Lane (150 acres,
approximately) was donated to the City of St. Louis Park to be preserved as a nature center.
A citizens committee had to be appointed and the writer became chairperson (or as it was
called in those days, Chairman) of the committee.
A great deal of study was conducted, first to dispel the notion that you do not "create" a
nature center; you "preserve" it. One anomaly that occurred was that the plan to extend
Franklin Avenue which would have been to the north of Westmoreland Lane was
abandoned. That is why now it appears that Franklin Avenue changes name in mid stream.
As the study progressed, it became apparent how unique this area was with wildlife, the vast
variety of trees and shrubs, a 90 acre lake, and wet lands all in the middle of a city! The
issue of greatest controversy related to perimeter fencing of the preserve. A chain link fence
is not beautiful but the studies showed that without fencing, the
area would be ruined by beer parties, random picnicking, trash
disposal, etc. Limited access was absolutely essential. Over the
years the fence is now accepted as a "given." Those of us who live
in the Westw ood Hills area are indeed fortunate to have the nature
center in our midst. When was the last time you walked through
the Westwood Hills Nature Center?
By: Mitchel I. Kirshbaum
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The Westwood Wire
Editor Heidi Wheeler
Staff Loren Wheeler, Jim Hoppe, Michael Weckesser,
The Westwood Wire is the officially sanctioned newsletter of the Westwood Hills
Neighborhood Association and is published monthly as a service by WHNA. It is
provided free of charge to neighborhood residents. All copy is written by
members of the staff except where otherwise credited. To contact the Editor/Staff
use the address below or e-mail editor@westwoodwire.com. Printing of the
Westwood Wire is done by the City of Saint Louis Park. The WHNA has no paid
positions and all work is provided on a voluntary basis.
St. Louis Park schools are now in session. Please remember?….
?· There are two high school bus stops in the area. One is on
Westmoreland and the other is on the corner of Franklin and
Westwood Hills Dr. These kids walk the longest distance
and in the winter it is still dark when they board the bus.
PLEASE BE CAREFUL DRIVING!
?· Many of our junior high kids walk to the St. Louis Park Junior High School. Please
watch for them as they cross Texas Avenue and PLEASE DRIVE CAREFULLY
THROUGH WESTWOOD HILLS.
?· Many elementary school buses pass through Westwood Hills everyday. In addition to
Aquila, Cedar Manor and Park Spanish Immersion, there are several private school
busses. Please come to a complete stop BEHIND all stop signs. Chances are if there
is a corner with a stop sign, it is a bus stop. Please obey all speed limit signs, watch
for children and PLEASE BE CAREFUL DRIVING!
HAVE A SAFE SCHOOL YEAR!
Contributed by Michelle Shapiro
A Back-To-School Reminder
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Good Neighbors,
At the end of National Night Out, as celebrants drift back to their homes, many
may be thinking how lucky they are to live where they do, surrounded by such
good people. As relatively new residents of St. Louis Park, my husband and I are
already quite certain of that.
Getting everything sorted and settled in a new home makes it challenging to get
out and meet new neighbors. Moving into a home that proceeds to gift you with a
series of disasters can make it nearly impossible. And although that was exactly
our situation, we had some hints early on that things would turn out okay.
After just two weeks in our new home, the basement flooded. And six weeks after
that, we finally had landscapers out to fix the grading along the foundation. That
same day we left for an out-of-town wedding, not knowing that the landscapers
had severed a gas line and it was slowly seeping into the yard.
We'd like to say thank you to the passer-by who smelled gas around our lawn
and notified the police. And thank you to the police and fire department, who
responded promptly, shut off the main gas line, and walked through our house to
make sure everything was ok. Gas had been seeping into the yard for 48 hours,
but because of an anonymous friend, our home was kept safe.
I'd like to say thank you to the Fire and Rescue squads that responded when my
husband's appendix burst, another month later. By that time, we were sure that
neighbors were wondering what sort of people would require so many visits from
the fire station!
And more recently, thanks again to the local police who responded when we
were concerned about an odd, incessant beeping in the neighborhood. And a
red-faced thank you to the neighbors who probably watched and said nothing, as
my husband and I walked all around the streets and eventually discovered the
source of the sound - perched in a tree, on a nest.
It's good to have good neighbors, and we hope to meet more of you soon. And if
the only emergency I have to solve for the rest of the summer involves saving m y
flower gardens from wandering deer, then I will be quite content.
Kim Opitz
An Open Letter
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FREE CLASSIFIED ADS
Classified Policy:
Don?’t forget that the classifieds are free to all WHNA residents. Use this section to buy or sell personal items. We ask that no
adult-owned business ads be turned in, such as real-estate or in-home operated business. If you would like to advertise your
business and support our neighborhood please e-mail a copy of your ad with your phone number to the editor. There is a small
charge for running these types of ads , depending on size and length of ad .
Neighborhood directory
The WHNA is working on publishing a neighborhood directory listing the residents of the
area. This directory will be provided to each household in the Westwood hills
neighborhood. It is our intent to provide this directory as a means to provide residents easy
access to each other. This directory will be a compilation of public and published
information only. We will not publish any resident who does not have a published phone
number and address, or any residents that prefer to not be included. If you wish to be
excluded, or if you have additional contact information, like a cell phone or e-mail address,
please contact the editor as listed on page 2.
HELP WANTED:
Kitchen helper for entertaining:
Extra pair of hands for serving & cleanup.
Female preferred, age 14-on up. Pay
from $8-$10 hr. Contact: Arlis Grossman
@ 952-454-6526
Fund Raiser:
The Westwood is Wire looking for volunteers
to talk to local businesses about advertising
in the paper. Great position for
high school student or retiree .Contact:
Heidi @ 952-544-6848
FOR SALE:
Huge Sale!!!
Westwood Hills Curve/Drive (lower end) is having
a block garage sale on Saturday, Sept. 18.
8 AM till 3 PM. Multiple families will be participating.
Queen Bedroom Set
Oak Head-rail, footboard, 2 side tables , Large 9
drawer dresser, Mirror. Victorian in style. Must
sell. Best Offer Heidi @ 952-544-6846
Oak China Hutch
Bevel glass door fronts, with mirror back, three
shelves, three cutlery - linen drawers, Victorian in
style. Must sell , Best offer, Heidi @ 952-544-
6548
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Block Captain Listings
Here is a listing of the block captains serving our neighborhood. Block captains are volunteers who help
communicate between the WHNA and the residents of their block. They also help to distribute the newsletter
While we have enough volunteers for most areas, we still are looking for a Block Captain for the Skyehill
area. If you are a resident of the Skyehill area and would like to volunteer please contact Kim Opitz at .
The positions would require only an hour or two each month..
Mary Lou Christensen 8600 Westmoreland LN.. 952-546-4416
Barb Morrison 2001 Utah Ave S. 952-926-3923
Cari Hatcher 2000 Utah Ave S. 952-544-3133
Marge & Jeff Prohofsky 1650 Utah Dr. 952-546-7750
Kim Opitz 8001 Texas Ave S. 952-546-1739
Mark Smail & Linda Goodwin 1655 Virginia Ave S.
Jeff Torp & Lisa Dodd 1660 18th St. W. 952-525-9939
Karen Grove 9021 Westmoreland LN.. 952-591-1129
Jennel Frakes 1670 Virginia Ave S. 952-545-1084
Lesley Ellis 1673 Virginia Ave S. 952-546-1441
Reminder!
Approximately 3,000 walkers unite for three days and walk 60 miles in a bold display of
courage and commitment . This 3-day walk benefits the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer
Foundation to fund breast cancer research, education, screening and treatment
programs, as well as the National Philanthropic Trust Breast Cancer Fund, to provide a
permanent endowment for breast cancer initiatives.
St. Louis Park proudly sponsors the first night of this amazing gathering on Friday,
September 10th. The Westwood Jr. High will become a short term camp site for these
walkers. City staff has been working collaboratively with the School District, Police
Department and Komen Foundation to work out details.
There will be inconveniences to our neighborhood, however, they will be brief. All
walkers leave the premises by 8:00 a.m. on Saturday morning. If you have any questions,
please give me a call, or Molly Ronin, Volunteer Coordinator for the event. Her number
is 952-546-0739. The camp site access is limited to registered walkers. Greeters are
needed Friday afternoon as walkers begin to head into the camp site. Location to be
decided. For more information, go to www.3-day.org
This information was reprinted from the ?“Sally Velick Ward 4 Update?” originally printed in
the July issue of the Westwood Wire.
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Bring donations for STEP to the WHNA Fall Celebration!
Neighbors in our community are in need of food. Your caring and concern for our fellow neighbors,
expressed through this food drive, will fill many grocery bags and put food on the table for many people.
We have a month to start collecting food for the STEP program in St. Louis Park. Please get involved as
you do your shopping this month.
The food shelves are in need of the following:
Canned fruit and juices
Canned corn, string beans and pork and beans
Rice and boxed potatoes
Spaghetti sauce and noodles
Peanut butter and jelly
Chili, stews and pasta
Cereal
Pancake mix and syrup
Treats and snacks for children
Please start collecting food in a paper bag at your house and bring it
along with you to the WHNA Fall Celebration on Saturday, October, 2
from 1:00?—3:00 P.M.
If you are unable to attend the WHNA Fall Celebration and are still
interested in contributing to STEP, please leave a grocery bag with
STEP written on the bag to your Block Captain?’s front porch by 10:00 a.
m. on Saturday, October 2nd, or leave at 1650 Utah Drive South. Your
donations are greatly appreciated!
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A Special thanks to the Letscher,
Long, and Hill families for
taking it upon themselves to
undertake a neighborhood
collection for STEP -- the St.
Louis Park Emergency Program.
They collected nearly 400
pounds of food!

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Greetings! I am pleased to have the opportunity to share some thoughts with you as your
State Representative. As my first column in this newsletter, I thought that I?’d give you a
little introductory information on me, and in the future I?’ll address more substantive issues.
My wife, Julia Shmidov Latz, and our two children, Nate, 5, and Miya, 3, live in Westwood
Hills on Utah Avenue. We have been here since 1999. I grew up in Golden Valley, and Julia
grew up in Russia until her family immigrated in 1980 when she was 10. We are both
attorneys in private practice. Julia does exclusively criminal/traffic defense. I do criminal/
traffic defense and prosecution, and employment discrimination for employees.
I was elected to the House in 2002, after serving 9 years on the St. Louis Park City Council,
the last 4 years as Mayor ProTem. I am a Democrat. On the City Council, we did things
like redevelop Excelsior Boulevard (creating Excelsior & Grand), Wolfe Park, the Rec
Center swimming pool and ice rink, retrofitting the community with sidewalks and trails,
and renovating Louisiana Court. I have served on the SLP Community Education Advisory
Council, the American Cancer Society Hennepin County board and as State Advocacy
Chair, the Anti-Defamation League National Commission and Civil Rights and Education
Committees, and Temple Israel?’s Board of Trustees.
In the House, I am on the Education Policy, Higher Education Finance, and Civil Law
Committees. We address issues like graduation standards, early childhood education
policies, funding for the University of Minnesota and the State Colleges and Universities,
and a variety of legal issues.
I welcome hearing from constituents and would like to hear your views on any state issues.
Feel free to contact me at home at 952-545-9065. Or, I?’ll see you as we?’re walking or
biking our kids around the neighborhood!
Ron
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Representative Ron Latz

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You are invited!
Please come with any input or ideas!!
Our next WHNA neighborhood meeting is scheduled for:
Wednesday, September 8 at 7:00 P.M. at the home of:
Loren and Heidi Wheeler
8607 Westmoreland Ln.
R.S.V.P. 952-544-6848.
For those of you who have not had a child in elementary school in a long time or for those
of you who still have plenty of time before you start thinking about kindergarten, remember
to keep saving your General Mills ?“Box Tops 4 Education?”. Each box top is worth ten cents
that the school can redeem for cash. Any neighboring elementary school child will be
thrilled to have your box tops. You can also drop them off at our Westwood Hills event.
Please see the following page for a picture of a box top and the variety of products where
you will find them-they?’re not just on cereal! Our St. Louis Park schools thank you.
We would like to express our appreciation to
Starbuck?’s Coffee at 55 & Winnetka
(Golden Valley Commons for its ongoing
support of the Westwood Wire and The
WHNA.
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Clip Box Tops Earn Cash for Our School!
Earn cash for our school every time you shop for groceries. Clip Box Tops
coupons from hundreds of your favorite products found at your local
grocery store. Each coupon is worth 10?¢ when our school redeems them
from General Mills.
SNACKS
Milk ?’n Cereal Bars
Chex?® Morning Mix?™
Chex Mix?®
Betty Crocker?® Fruit Roll-Ups?® Fruit
Snacks
Betty Crocker?® Fruit Gushers?® Fruit
Snacks
Betty Crocker?® Fruit by the Foot?® Fruit
Snacks
Bugles?® Corn Snacks
Gardetto?’s?® Snack Mix
Lucky Charms?® Fruit Shapes
Trix?® Fruit Shapes
Pop?•Secret?® Popcorn
Dunkaroos?® Snacks
Scooby -Doo?™ Fruit Shapes
Shrek?™ Fruit Shapes
Princess Fruit Shapes
Oatmeal Crisp?™ Fruit ?‘n Cereal Bars
Nature Valley?® Crunchy Granola Bars*
Nature Valley?® Trail Mix Bars*
Nature Valley?® Chewy Granola Bars
with Yogurt*
BAKING
Gold Medal?® Flour
Bisquick?® Baking Mix
Bisquick?® Shake ?‘n Pour?™ Mix
Betty Crocker?® Pancake Mix
Betty Crocker?® Pizza Crust
Betty Crocker?® Ready -to-Spread Frosting
Betty Crocker?® Supreme Dessert Bar Mix
Betty Crocker?® Muffin Mix
Betty Crocker?® Angel Food Cake Mix
Betty Crocker?® Quick Bread Mix
Betty Crocker?® Snackin?’ Cake?® Mix
Betty Crocker?® Cookie Mix
Betty Crocker?® Variety Dessert Mixes
Betty Crocker?® Pour & Frost?™ Frosting*
Betty Crocker?® Complete Desserts?™
REFRIGERATED/DAIRY
Pillsbury?® Grands!?® Biscuits
Pillsbury?® Grands!?® Sweet Rolls
Pillsbury?® Dinner Rolls
Pillsbury?® Breadsticks
Pillsbury?® Pizza Crust
Pillsbury?® Crescent Rolls
Pillsbury?® Italian Meal Breads
Pillsbury?® Pie Crust
Pillsbury?® Cookie Dough
Pillsbury?® Sweet Rolls
Yoplait?® Original Multipack Yogurt
Yoplait?® Yumsters?®Multipack Yogurt
Yoplait?® Trix?® Multipack Yogurt
Yoplait?® Go-GURT?® Yogurt
MEALS/SIDES
Hamburger Helper?® Dinner Mix
Chicken Helper?® Dinner Mix
Tuna Helper?® Dinner Mix
Pork Helper?® Dinner Mix
Betty Crocker?® Oven Favorites?® Mix
Betty Crocker?® Seasoned Mashed Potatoes
Betty Crocker?® Potato Buds?® Mashed Potatoes
Betty Crocker?® Au Gratin Potatoes
Deluxe Potatoes
Old El Paso?® Taco Shells
Old El Paso?® Dinner Kits
Old El Paso?® Refrigerated Meat
Pillsbury?® Fresh Bread
Lloyd?’s?® Barbeque Buckets
Lloyd?’s?® Barbeque Pork Ribs
FROZEN
Pillsbury?® Dunkables?™ Frozen Mini Pancakes
Pillsbury?® Dunkables?™ Frozen Waffle Sticks
Pillsbury?® Home Baked Classics?® Frozen Dough
Pillsbury?® Frozen Waffles
Pillsbury?® Frozen Pancakes
Pillsbury?® Toaster Strudel?™ Pastries
Pillsbury?® Toaster Scrambles?® Pastries
Totino?’s?® Pizza Snacks
CEREAL
Cheerios?®
Honey Nut Cheerios?®
Frosted Cheerios?®
Apple Cinnamon Cheerios?®
MultiGrain Cheerios?®
Team Cheerios?®
Berry Burst Cheerios?®
Rice Chex?®
Corn Chex?®
Wheat Chex?®
Multi-Bran Chex?®
Honey Nut Chex?®
Wheaties?®
Wheaties Energy Crunch?®
Frosted Mini Chex ?®
Total?® Whole Grain
Total?® Raisin Bran
Total?® Corn Flakes
Brown Sugar & Oat Total?®
Lucky Charms?®
Trix?®
Cocoa Puffs?®
Cascadian Farm?™
Cookie Crisp?®
Reese?’s?® Puffs?®
Count Chocula?®
Franken Berry?®
Boo Berry?®
Cinnamon Toast Crunch?®
French Toast Crunch?®
Golden Grahams?®
Kix?®
Berry Berry Kix?®
Kaboom?®
Oatmeal Crisp?®
Raisin Nut Bran
Basic 4?®
Honey Nut Clusters?®
Harmony?™
Fiber One?®
Country?® Corn Flakes
Gold Medal Raisin Bran?®
Para Su Familia
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Teenage Job Seekers
SERVICES FORM
Please run my name, age, and contact information in the WHNA newsletter Teen Services section. I
understand that the newsletter assumes no responsibility in publishing this information and that any services
engaged are st rictly between the customer and myself.
Please circle the items below that apply to your application.
Baby Sitting Yard-work
Red Cross Certification House Sitting
CPR Tutoring
Pet Sitting Errand Running
Other (explain)________________________
Name:___________________________________
Age:________________________________
Address:__________________________________
Phone:____________________________________
Parents signature__________________________
Teen Job seekers information must be delivered by the 20th of the month. To make the next month newsletter
deadline. This is a free service to teens in the WHNA only! Please send or drop off to: Heidi Wheeler 8706
Westmoreland Lane, Saint Louis Park, MN. 55426
Youth Services Offered
Baby-Sitting?… B Pet Care...P Yard Work...Y House Sitting?…..H
Tutoring...T Errand Running...E Other...O Red Cross Certified?…..* CPR Certified?…... **
Name?…?…?…?…?…?…..Service?…?…?…?…?…..Telephone
Cortney Frakes (11) * ?…?….?….....B?…?…?….....?…..952-545-1084
*Daytime & early evenings only.
Matt Grove (13 1/2)..?…?…?…?…...Y,E?…?…?…...?….952-591-1129
Brad Skolnick (16)?…?…?…?….?…..B,H,T,P?…..?…...952-541-1087
Christopher Thompson (12) * ?….B,P?…?…..?…?…..952-591-9786
Madison Christensen (11)?…?…...B?…?…?…?…?…...952-546-4416
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Map of W.H.N.A.
Boundaries
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Westwood Hills Neighborhood Association
Emergency (police, fire & medical)...............?….?…..........911
Police (non-emergency).............................?…..?…... 924-2618
City Hall (8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.).....................?…?….... .924-2500
Recreation Center .............................?…?…?….?…..... 924-2540
Westwood Hills Nature Center....................?…....... 924-2544
Official City Web Site ......................... www.stlouispark.org
Elected Officials
City Council:
Phil Finkelstein, At-Large
Paul Omodt, At-Large
Sue Sanger, Ward 1
John Basil, Ward 2
Sue Santa, Ward 3
Sally Velick, Ward 4 (our representative)
Mayor:
Hon. Jeff Jacobs
City Information
Donations to the Westwood Hills Neighborhood Association may be made by
check to :
Westwood Hills Neighborhood Association
C/o Michelle Shapiro
1801 Westwood Hills Drive.
ST. Louis Park, MN. 55426
Resident
Westwood Hills
Neighborhood