2013 Roseville Progress Vol. 2

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Week of Apri l 22, 2013 Supplement to the Roseville Review Published by Lillie Suburban Newspapers, Inc.


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Afull-service clinic, ChaletDental Care offers thelatest technology in den-

tistry, from routine procedures totooth restorations, to implants and

periodontal specialties.

The clinic also provides tooth whit-ening, orthodontic clear braces, cosmeticBotox treatments and more.

Botox treatments, you ask?While some people might not expect

to see nonsurgical cosmetic procedureson the list of services at a dental office,Chalets staff members explain its some-thing their patients have been requestingand is a more natural fit than you mightthink.

Dentistry is becoming more com-prehensive. People want to change theirappearance and reduce the signs of aging.They want smile makeovers and thatincludes smoothing out their fine linesand wrinkles, says Bridget LaBahn,

patient care coordinator.Dr. Brent Fredrickson adds that a den-

tist providing cosmetic Botox injectionsmakes a lot of sense. Dentists are alreadyfamiliar with head and neck anatomyand muscles, and weve spent our entirecareers perfecting the technique of pain-less injections.

Botox is a safe way to minimize wrin-kles, Fredrickson explains. The beautyof Botox treatments is patients see animprovement in their appearance withintwo to eight days.

The cost is far less than intrusivecosmetic surgeries, and once the Botoxeffects begin to wear off in four to six

months, the wrinkles are the same astheir baseline and, in some cases, lessevident.

Creating attractive smilesAmong the clinics newer offerings

are clear Invisalign braces, a popularalternative to metal braces. Adultsare often self-conscious about theappearance of traditional braces, andInvisalign invisible braces offer a quickand attractive alternative to correctan unsightly gap or straighten crookedteeth.

Since the Invisalign braces can beremoved, patients get to eat whatever

they want and their teeth can be easilycleaned.

Another option for improving onesappearance is teeth whitening. Dr.Fredrickson says, It is a very inexpen-sive, popular way of enhancing yoursmile.

Chalet Dental offers the latest inchairside whitening as well as numer-ous safe, medically approved take-homeproducts.

We work closely with patients tofind techniques that will give themoptimal results, Dr. Fredrickson notes.

Latest technologiesThe clinic now has a dental micro-

scope, which helps illuminate andmagnify the working field. It offersmore precise dentistry, because we areable to see the tooth structure in fargreater detail, Dr. Fredrickson says.

A 3M Chairside Oral Scannermakes dental images that allow thedentists to produce crowns, restora-tions and splints in a single visit.

Chalet Dental also offers digitalX-rays. This environmentally friendlytechnology eliminates the need forfilm or chemicals and reduces patientsradiation exposure by 75 percent.

The staff is continually training innew technologies and techniques inpatient care. Each hygienist has com-pleted advanced courses and has addi-tional licensure to offer their patients

superior services.

Expanding practiceDr. Fredrickson joined Chalet

Dental Care in 1997 before taking itover in 2001. Dr. Trisha Rieck joinedin with Fredrickson in 2001, and Dr.Gregory Smith came aboard in 2009.

Recently, Roseville dentist Dr.William Hite closed his LarpenteurAvenue clinic and moved his practiceto Chalet Dental. Dr. Hite is workingpart time at the clinic leading up tohis retirement in October, when hewill mark his 30th year of practicing

dentistry.The Chalet Dental support staffprioritize communication with patientsand make sure everyone feels welcome.

Our goals are to offer exceptionalservice, on-time scheduling and qual-ity patient care in a friendly, comfort-able environment, Dr. Fredricksonsays.

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Gregory Smith, D.D.S.William Hite, Jr. D.D.S.

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Chalet Dental: Creating smile makeovers

Chalet Dental Care now offers cosmetic Botox treatments to its patients.

Dr. Brent Fredrickson, left, shakes hands with longtime Roseville dentist Dr. Bill Hite, who recently closed his LarpenteurAvenue clinic and moved his practice to Chalet Dental Care.

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(at day 7)
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remarks that hewould like his cre-mation ashes scattered around hisnorthwoods property or undera favorite tree he planted in hisbackyard, grieving loved ones fre-quently carry out his wishes with-out pause.

Then, usually about the time theydecide to sell his now-empty house orweekend retreat, regrets set in. Thefamily members realize someone elsewill soon own the property, and theiraccess to Grandpas final resting placewill be permanently cut off.

At Roselawn Cemetery, super-intendent Larry Hudella says thissort of family heartache is becomingincreasingly common as more peoplechoose cremation.

What to do with a loved onesashes is a very personal decision, andnot one that should be made hastily,Hudella says.

People often find they want aplace they can go to for that sense ofconnection, Hudella says. RoselawnCemetery provides that place alongwith the assurance of perpetual care.

Roselawn has more cremationplacement options than most othercemeteries in the Twin Cities,Hudella says. And with those optionscomes a very affordable range ofprices, starting at under $600.

Options include: Split Rock Garden, the cem-

eterys newest columbarium locatednear the historic, Cass Gilbert-designed Roselawn Chapel. Twoseparate granite half-cylinders invitevisitors to walk around and betweenthem. A limestone wall is the back-drop for a pond, gardens and sculp-

ture of two children and a turtlefountain.

in-ground or niche placement inthe Garden of Remembrance, wherea wall of inscribed niches is tuckedinto a serene, landscaped setting.

ossuary placement, with a spiral-ing pathway leading visitors throughgranite memorials to a column forco-mingled ashes topped by a bronzesphere.

placement in Roselawns mau-soleum, where a bronze niche wall said to be the largest in the world depicts a lake scene from thenorthwoods.

The niche doors on the columbari-ums can be personalized with symbolsthat reflect an individuals life.

In addition to the columbariumoptions, the park-like cemetery hasplots for traditional burials and inter-ment of ashes in the ground as well.

For headstones on burial graves,we can customize them with images

that were especially significant; wevedone everything from a camper or amotorcycle to an airplane. Anotherpopular option is engraving a photoof the loved one on the stone.

Roselawn has been in operationsince 1902 and is open to visitorsyear-round from sunrise to sunset.The historic chapel is available to lotowners for funerals and memorial ser-vices at no charge.

We have no fences and operatewith the goal of benefiting the living

as well as the memory of the depart-ed, Hudella adds.

People have the peace of mind ofknowing generations to come willbe able to visit their loved onesremains.

Like us on Facebook.

Roselawn Cemetery: Offering peaceof mind in a garden setting

Because Roselawn Cemetery operates as a nonprofit association, the veteran staff is dedicated exclusively to service.

Seated are assistant superintendent Dave Geisbauer, left, and superintendent Larry Hudella. Standing, from the left are:office manager Michele Lind, groundskeeper Tony Geisbauer and foreman Paul Gale.

Memorial Weekend remembrances at RoselawnMake time Memorial Weekend to hear a concert by nationally-celebrat-

ed organist Barb Bang. Sunday, May 26th, 2013 the Honor Guard will havean informative rifle salute: for further details, visit our Facebook page. OnMonday May 27th, 2013 the Roseville VFW, Rosetown American Legionand North Suburban Chorus will have a program to honor our Veterans on

the Cemetery grounds. It will be an experience youll remember.
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Its not easy to watch yourloved ones suffer.

So after Dr. Josh Norine, D.C.at Total Healthcare witnessed hisown grandmother, Betty Jean, bat-tle crippling knee pain for monthson end, he decided he never want-ed any of his patients have to gothrough the same experience.

Betty Jean was an active seniorwho had enjoyed deep sea fish-ing and moose hunting before shedecided to have total knee replace-ment surgery at age 81.

But she couldnt have imag-ined the awful pain shed haveto endure for months after it wasover. My grandmother is anincredibly strong lady, but the painshe was experiencing after the sur-gery was so intense, she cried, Dr.

Josh says.Dr. Josh notes that for some

people, like his grandmother,the pain of rehabilitation afterknee replacement surgery canbe much worse than the paintheyd experienced prior to goingunder the knife. Thats why he

decided to begin offering a newnonsurgical treatment program atTotal Healthcare in Roseville forpatients whod like an alternativeto total knee replacement.

Over time, the natural fluidthat cushions the knee joints canbreak down, resulting in horrible,bone-on-bone pain and stiffness,Dr. Josh explains. The safe, FDA-approved treatment offered atTotal Healthcare involves a seriesof natural injections to restore thatfluid.

The injections, taken from

rooster combs, have proven

effective in reducing knee pain.Surgery isnt the only option, butmost people think it is, Dr. Joshexplains.

Some people might have alreadytried this treatment with littleor no results, but Dr. Josh sayspatients at Total Healthcare can benearly guaranteed pain relief, fortwo reasons.

First, the staff at TotalHealthcare offers in-house physicaltherapy designed to help patientsheal fast.

Second, Total Healthcare doc-tors use special equipment thatallows them to see inside theknee so they can ensure the shotis injected into exactly the rightplace.

The treatment program takesonly one or two months, and theresno downtime required. Pain reliefcan last for months after treatment,sometimes even years, Dr. Josh says,and Medicare and most insurancecompanies often cover a large per-centage of the cost.

Dr. Josh says he never wantsto see his patients suffer like hisgrandmother did, and invites thosewho suffer from knee pain andstiffness to call Total Healthcareto see how they might benefitfrom this innovative treatment.Many Total Healthcare patientswho undergo this treatment reportbeing able to dance with a spouseonce again or finally play withtheir grandchildren for the firsttime in years, Dr. Josh adds.

They can live again.

The staff at Total Healthcare wants to help you feel your best. In front are Chris

Santamaria, P.T. consultant, Dr. Josh Norine, D.C. and owner, Dan Delahunt D.C.,and Holly Spannbaner, office manager. Behind them (right to left) are Flete

Gray, P.A.-C, Dr. Scott Arneson, D.C., Jeanne Martineau, insurance specialist andJennifer Norine, administrator.

Got knee pain? Total Healthcare can helpHere is what actual patients have to say about their successful treatment for knee

pain at Total Healthcare:

My left knee was so painful that I had trouble bend-ing the knee to sit down or even to find a comfortablesleeping position. I was limping badly when I walked,and found it impossible to climb stairs. The shots madeall the difference in the world, making it possible to sit,stand, walk, climb stairs and sleep comfortably. Thankyou so much for suggesting this treatment. I had no ideasuch a thing was possible.

Linda

I have been able to do more work around the housein the past few weeks than I have been all summer. Mystamina has gone through the roof and I have been ableto stand for longer periods of time without pain. As faras Im concerned, this was a total success for me!

Milan

Total Healthcare & Physical MedicineMedical Doctor: Dr. Mark Bostrom, D.O.Physician Assistant: Flete Gray, PA-C

Convenient Appointments: Daytime Afternoon Evening

Imagine being able to: Be Active Climb Stairs Squat Play Sports

CALL 651-334-7290 for a consultation and an in ofceimaging study to see if you qualify for this treatment

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The Total Healthcare building is located on Hamline Avenue in Roseville, kitty-

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Many major medical insurance companies

cover this unique treatment, including:

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You could say Wendy

Kenneally comes by her

business, Midwest Data, by

both nature and nurture.

Kenneally purchased the bookkeep-ing, accounting and payroll businessfrom her mother, Kay Weber, in 2005,after Weber had operated it for 30 years.

Kenneally has also chalked up con-siderable experience during her career,including serving as chief financial offi-cer for the St. Therese Senior Residencein New Hope and traveling the countryas a financial software consultant forbusinesses.

That expertise is now available tobusinesses large and small, with the per-sonal touch that makes the difference.

Our largest client employs about

700 people, and many have 10 to 15,Kenneally says. We do everything frompayroll to general ledger to reconcilingbanking and account statements andyear-end statements. But were flexibleenough that a client can call and askfor a certain report and we can get it tothem the same day.

Even better, Midwest Data offersvery competitive rates for its services,plus attention clients dont get from thebig operators.

My clients will tell you Im veryinquisitive about their businesses,

Kenneally says with a smile. Thoseconversations often lead us to new ideasand solutions tailored to their needs.

And, with seven employees and awelcoming walk-in policy, MidwestDatas clients are quickly on a first-

name basis -- with names that dontchange.

People whove worked with morebureaucratic firms in the past love thefact they can just work with one or two

people who know them and their busi-ness, Kenneally says.

Currently, Kenneallys firm servesa mix of construction businesses, res-taurant franchisers, real-estate firms,service businesses such as hair and nailsalons and many single proprietorships.With Midwest Data, those owners andmanagers can free up time and person-nel to focus on their goals.

And business is looking good. WhatI see is that every business we work withis stronger and busier, Kenneally says.They havent gotten back to pre-reces-sion levels yet, but theres steady growthto build on.

As they grow, those clients have theconfidence that while theyre doingwhat they do best, Midwest Data is too.

Midwest DataWendy Kenneally

www.mwdatainc.com [email protected]

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In the large, airy move-ment room of MinnesotaWaldorf School in

Maplewood, students can look out

the windows and see fields, trees,sky and an occasional bald eagleduring their classes.

On a given day, eighth-gradersmight be preparing for a show withhula hoops and artistic movements onhigh swings while others practice flipson mats or fencing with batons.

Movement and games teacher KurtCurtin says the movement classes helpintegrate childrens minds and bodiesby getting more synapses firing in thebrain. This can help with writing, read-ing and math, he adds.

We nurture the whole childthrough physical and artistic activitiesas well as rigorous academics, explainsLauri Pierce, enrollment coordinatorfor the school. We cant address justpart of the child if we want healthy,balanced children and enthusiastic,life-long learners.

Minnesota Waldorf School is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. As anindependent, non-sectarian, Pre-Kthrough eighth grade school, it offersbefore and after-school care, Parent-Totclasses and needs-based tuition assis-tance.

Tailored teachingWaldorf students in first through

eighth grade generally stay with thesame teachers and classmates fromyear to year, so teachers can learn eachchilds strengths and weaknesses, andguide them accordingly.

Theres no teaching to the test,and the curriculum is not based ontextbooks or workbooks; children cre-ate their own lesson books that includecompositions and colorful illustrationsrelated to lessons designed by theteachers. The only standardized test

students take is the time-honored IowaBasic Skills Test. Waldorf students takethe assessment in seventh grade, andthey typically achieve the 10th gradelevel or above, Pierce says.

The design and delivery of theWaldorf curriculum is based upon chil-drens developmental stages. Carefulconsideration is given to nurturing stu-dents social, emotional and inner soullife. We educate the whole humanbeing! Pierce says.

High school teachers, as well ascollege professors, appreciate and canoften spot a Waldorf graduate becausethey are enthusiastic learners, skilledcritical thinkers, and interested in theconnections between subjects.

Isaac Maier, a Waldorf graduate anda freshman at St. Olaf College who was

back helping Waldorf students preparefor a movement show during his schoolbreak, says attending Waldorf opened alot of opportunities for him, both aca-demically and artistically.

For example, each year students areexposed to different musical instru-ments. Maier says that exposure helpedhim develop a passion for the cello,which he started playing in the thirdgrade and now plays in the renownedSt. Olaf orchestra.

Waldorf School prepared me betterfor St. Olaf than my high school did,he said, adding that a big difference isstudent-teacher ratios. Waldorf classes

average about 20 students, giving eachthe opportunity for individual atten-tion.

The teachers are dedicated to help-ing students grow academically andsocially, creating a deep sense of com-munity that Maier says helped lay hisfoundation for success.

I knew everyone had my back,Maier adds.

Minnesota Waldorf School

Supporting the pre-adolescent byweaving core academics with music, movement,

world language and the arts.

70 East County Road B, St. Paul, MN

.O8BMEPSGPSHNJEEMFTDIPPMt651-487-6700

MinnesotaWaldorf School:Moving studentstoward success

Eighth-graders Julia Loewenson and Michael Conlin-Brandenburg work on proj-

ects for their physics classes.

Eighth-graders practice for a movement show for their parents.
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Concordia Academy iseverything you want ahigh school to be.

Concordia Academy affection-

ately nicknamed CA by teachers, stu-dents and alumni offers Bible basedlearning, small class sizes, strong bondsbetween teachers and students, andlearning opportunities that go abovewhat is available at other schools.

Concordia Academy in Rosevilleoffers more college classes than anyother high school in the state ofMinnesota, says the Rev. TimothyBerner, the schools principal. In fact,CA students saved over $1.3 million incollege tuition last year by completing afull year of college courses while still inhigh school. Concordia Academys cur-riculum is designed to prepare freshmen

and sophomores to take college classesduring their junior and senior years.

To further meet the needs of stu-dents, CA offers a rigorous STEM2 (sci-ence, technology, engineering, math,medicine) program. The STEM2 curric-ulum offers the equivalent of five yearsof study in both math and science, andgives students the opportunity to pursueinternships in these specialties.

In addition, Concordia Academyis a fraction of the size of most publichigh schools yet offers many of the sameopportunities found at larger schools,including a wide array of sports, music,drama and other extracurricular activi-ties, Rev. Berner says. Over 90 percentof Concordia Academy students partici-pate in extra curricular activities.

CA prides itself on equal opportuni-ties for all students. If your childrenwant to play a sport, they can play. Ifthey are interested in music, CA offers avariety of choirs and bands.

One of Concordia Academys mainattributes is that its a Christ-centeredschool. Teachers emphasize Christian-based values, including service to others;in turn students participate in serviceprojects during the year both on- andoff-campus. Recently, a visitor witnesseda group of female students lingering inthe hallway, discussing a tragic event.

One student said, Thats terrible, weshould pray about that. The studentshuddled together and prayed then andthere.

Thats the faith we cultivate here,Rev. Berner explains.

Perhaps because of that faith, stu-dents and teachers develop strong bondsduring a students four years at CA. Theteachers know them, Rev. Berner adds.They dont just know their faces, theyknow their names and their interests.Many students stay in touch with theirCA teachers long after graduation.

While tuition is always a concern forfamilies, CA offers an array of scholar-ships, grants and other financial aidprograms, such as volunteer opportuni-ties through which families can work inexchange for tuition assistance. Tuitionat CA is also considerably less thanmany other local private schools. Weare committed to making ConcordiaAcademy affordable for every family,Rev. Berner says.

Visit www.concordiaacademy.com for

more information.

Concordia Academy offers unique

learning opportunities

What you wanthigh school to be.

www.concordiaacademy.com

www.concordiaacademy.com

Enrolling Now For 2013-2014Schedule your visit today.

ContactSofa Farone at651.484.8429ext136 [email protected]

2400 North DaleSt. Roseville
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8/16

For that reason, Ted committed tousing the highest quality parts and tiresto ensure when a car came to BrausensFamily Repair Centers to be fixed, itstayed fixed.

It seems only right to Ted thatsomething you depend on and spendas much time in should be maintainedat peak efficiency, especially in anera when just filling up the gas tankrequires an investment in your vehicle.

We use only the top quality parts in

peoples cars, Ted says.The quality commitment has paid

off for Brausens, both in terms of busi-ness and also in its branches receivingAAA Top Shop awards year afteryear. Top Shop awards are given onlyto facilities that score a 98 percent orhigher in customer satisfaction surveys.Each AAA-approved entrant is evalu-ated by its customers for business integ-rity, professional standards, customerservice and community involvement.

Brausens also makes a point of hir-ing Automotive Service Excellence-

certified master technicians. The ASEcertification is given to technicianswith years of experience and provenskills with multiple automotive systems.

Three generations of BrausensBrausens was founded in 1969 by

Teds father, Joe, with the first shop inArden Hills. When Joe later suffered aheart attack, Ted was called on to man-age the shop as a 17-year-old senior atMounds View High School. HoweverTed learned quickly in his new role andrelied on his fathers motto: Do the

right thing.The business has grown under Ted,with a Roseville location added in1984, a Blaine service center addedin 2003 and a second Blaine siteadded last year. Blaine Tire and Autois a Goodyear Tire Center, while theArden Hills auto repair is a dealer of BFGoodrich, Michelin and Uniroyal tires.

The family behind the businesshas grown as well: Teds wife, Cheriworks in the office and handles thecompanys bookkeeping, while theirson Jake works as a service manager atthe Arden Hills shop his grandfatherstarted more than 40 years ago.

Theyve also added a few othersto the family, albeit not all with theBrausen name. Brausens is proud tohave several staff members with 20 ormore years of experience working forthe company, such as 26-year veteranMike Kelly, who manages the Rosevillelocation and Dave Isakson, who hasmanaged the Arden Hills location for28 years.

By combining Kellys years of expe-rience with Brausens state-of-the-art

computerized record keeping, Kelly hasan expanded view on each issue that

arises with a car and can help customersprioritize repairs and provide writtenestimates for future work.

Meeting the needsBrausens now offers customers the

ability to schedule their appointmentson its website, www.brausenauto.com.Customers can use the site to scheduleeverything from oil changes to inten-sive repairs on cars, trucks and SUVsand receive a confirmed reservationfrom a service technician.

While on the website, customerswho are curious about the staff who willbe working on their vehicles can findinformation about the employees oneach location. Coupons for service areavailable on the website as well.

Customers at the Arden Hills loca-tion can also get a green clean fortheir cars by using the state-of-the-arttouch free car wash. The equipmentuses specially designed equipment thatreduces water use while still providing athorough wash.

Brausens also recycles waste oil,antifreeze, batteries, tires, lights andother fluids at its repair centers.

Quality today and tomorrowStaying ahead of the times while

still providing time-honored service tocustomers are two of the highest priori-ties for Brausens, whose customers nowspan generations as well.

Ted knows that the same customerswill be coming back to him throughthe remainder of his career and on intoJakes after Teds retirement, and thatsjust an added incentive to keep thequality to the same high standards.

If friends of mine are going to bedriving with my parts, were going to

get the best ones money can buy, Tedsays.

Quality is key to

Brausens longtime success

For Ted Brausen, seeinghis name on the signs in

front of his auto shopsis a source of pride, but also a

reminder of the reputation hestakes on every repair.

Ted, Jake and Cheri Brausen operate Brausens Family Repair Centers.

1306 County Rd. E WArden Hills

651-633-4100

2164 N. Dale St.Roseville

651-488-8800

www.brausenauto.comIf you are already a customer - Thank You

If not, please give us a try. We think youll be back.

Quality- ASE Certified Technicians.

No Surprises - All work must be approved by you.

Warranty- 12 month, 12,000 miles on parts & labor.

Extended Warranty Work- accepted.

Free Shuttle Service - in local areas.

Work Done Right - the first time, on time.

Established in

1969

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$19.99Oil Change

Must present coupon at timeof service. Includes up to5 quarts of oil, standard

filter and chassis lube. Formost vehicles. Not valid

with other discounts.Offer expires 5/31/13

Environmental and shopsupply fees extra.

$40OFFAny Set of

4 TiresMust present coupon attime of service. Not valid

with other discounts.Offer expires 5/31/13

Environmental and shopsupply fees extra.

WiperBlades

$19.99per pair(excludes NeoForm )

Must present coupon at timeof service. Not valid with other

specials or discount.Offer expires 5/31/13

$ 49.99Pot HoleSpecial

ROTATE & BALANCE TIRES

PERFORM ALIGNMENT CHECK.

Must present coupon at time ofservice. For most vehicles. Notvalid with other discounts. Offer

expires 5/31/13Environmental and shop supply

fees extra.

Any FluidFlush

$20OFF Coolant

Transmission Power Steering

BrakeMust present coupon at time

of service. Not valid with otherspecials or discount.Offer expires 5/31/13

$25OFFAny Brake

Service

over $100Must present coupon at time

of service. Not valid with otherspecials or discount.Offer expires 5/31/13
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At Community ResourceBank in Roseville, youll

find a dedicated teamready to assist you with all of your

financial needs.

From the basics of true personalservice to the latest in electronicbanking convenience, the bank hasthe resources and the desire to serveindividuals, families and businessesin a manner that is rare in an indus-try increasingly filled with large,non-local banks.

First chartered in Northfield in1878, Community Resource Bankhas expanded to include branchesin Roseville and Cannon Falls.The Roseville office was originallyRoseville Community Bank. It wasacquired in 1999 by CommunityResource Bank to establish a pres-ence in the metropolitan area. It hasproven to be a good growth strategy.

Personal serviceAccording to Roseville Market

President Scott Leo, We have sus-tained the high level of personalservice that our customers enjoyedand have played a very active rolein serving the credit needs of localbusinesses.

Like all Community ResourceBank offices, the Roseville branchprovides both personal and businessbanking, plus access to diversifiedfinancial services. From checkingto savings and from loans to invest-ments, its truly a one-stop shop.

All types of loans are available,including home financing and refi-nancing, construction, home equity,vehicle, boat and RV, plus com-mercial financing, such as inventoryfinancing, commercial real estateand small-business lending.

Community Resource Bank inRoseville also offers cash manage-ment services including remote

deposit for businesses. By simplyscanning checks onsite, businessessave valuable time that used to bespent driving to the bank and knowtheir funds have been depositedinstantly and securely. Our productsare constantly being upgraded to staycurrent with the latest developmentsin technology and changes in cus-tomer needs, adds Leo. New check-ing products will be introduced in

mid-2013, and in the fall of 2012, webegan offering mobile banking. Thisservice allows full access to accountinformation and funds managementright from your cell phone.

Of course the Roseville officealso offers safe-deposit service, IRAs,health savings accounts, CDs, moneymarket savings, and other traditionaldepository services. A 24-hour ATMis also on site.

We are part of the Money PassATM network, allowing our custom-ers free access at several ATM loca-

tions throughout the metro area,Leo notes.

As one of the few local indepen-dent banks in the area, CommunityResource Bank in Roseville cel-ebrates the special connection withits local customers with an annualCommunity Appreciation Day eachsummer where people are welcome

to enjoy food and friendly conversa-tion. The bank also has a proud tra-dition of donations and volunteerismat local organizations.

Reach all your financial goals with

Community Resource Bank

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When Betty first entered

Ingbretson Chiropractic,P.A., a.k.a Advanced Injury

Rehabilitation in Roseville, shehad to use a quad cane to get

through the door. Having suffered

a stroke triggered by a cerebralhemorrhage in 2010, Betty lost

full movement and found the

physical therapy could only doso much to help her rebuild herstrength.

Now, in her fourth year after

the stroke, Betty is able to walkagain without her cane thanks to

the expertise of Dr. Fred Clary,D.C., D.I.B.C.N. and the positive

people at the practice who sup-

ported her through the process.Every person thats here, all

the patients, they comment onyou and encourage you. It gives

you confidence in the process ofrecovery, Betty says. If I could

go to the highest mountain and

shout about this clinic, I would.Dr. Heather Ingbretson, D.C.,

F.I.C.P.A, who specializes in fam-ily wellness with pregnant women

and children, says the best part of

the job is seeing patients succeed.Theres nothing better than

having someone come in here,and I say, How does it feel? And

they say, It feels so much bet-ter, Dr. Ingbretson says. There is

nothing better than making some-

one feel better.

The expert care extends beyondphysical adjustments with massagetherapy, psychological and reha-

bilitation services. Patients also get

support and education on improv-ing their overall wellness.

We are health and wellnesscoaches, and well help you eat

better, exercise better, get stron-ger, emotionally healthier, Dr.

Ingbretson says. We do every-

thing. We have people come inhere broken down, and we help fix

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the whole person.The team of doctors provides

extensive treatment options andcare for injuries, auto accidents,

headaches and chronic pain, learn-

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injury, stroke, movement disorders

and spinal cord and nerve injuries.As a chiropractic neurologist,

Dr. Clary is an educator in the

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breathing and walking efficiencies.

Dr. Clary also recently publishedan article about tonal chiropractic

practices in the January issue ofThe American Chiropractor.

Dr. Matthew Hasty, D.C.,C.C.S.T., recently was cre-

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Clients can take advantage ofonline appointment scheduling

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Flexible payment plans are avail-

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People are excited for spring,and we are already getting lots ofspring things in new paints, tools,lawnmowers, trimmers and otherlawn-care products, says store ownerMike Johnson. This year well havehanging baskets and pots of colorful,

assorted flowers as well.Roseville Suburban Ace, a popular

local hardware store on the corner ofLexington and Roselawn avenues, isknown for its helpful, friendly service.

The store is also widely knownfor carrying top-name brands, andhas recently added to that lineupwith Craftsman tools, Clark andKensington paints and Scotts newSnap lawn care system.

Aces affiliation with Craftsmanmeans customers can find a full lineof Craftsman wrenches, hand tools,air tools, shop vacs and other powerequipment, with more available byspecial order, says assistant managerDave Floberg.

The new Clark and Kensingtonpaint is darn good stuff, addsFloberg, who explains all the paints inthe store are made by Ace and wererated No. 1 in Consumer Reports.With the primer already in the paint,Clark and Kensington can save cus-tomers elbow grease and time.

Scotts new Snap system promisesthe greatest change for homeown-ers, taking the guesswork out of lawncare and the mess off their hands.Everything needed for a season of

beautiful grass -- fertilizer, crabgrasspreventer and weed control -- is pack-aged so it just clips into the Snap

lawn spreader. Theres no measuring,pouring or handling chemicals.

With cutting-edge productsand years of expertise on staff, theSuburban Ace crew sees customerscoming in from all over the area,Floberg says. Employee Troy Williamsadds, People would rather come herethan the big-box stores because weknow what were talking about, wevegot what you need and we greet you

the minute you walk in the door.Bob Simonet, who recently needed

a small part from Aces large selec-tion of bolts for his sons snowmobile,is one of Roseville Suburban Acesrepeat customers.

Its easier to go to Ace than any-place else, and I like their courteousservice, he says.

Roseville Suburban Ace also hasbilingual employees on hand if aSpanish-speaking customer needshelp.

Women are a large part of thestores customer base, as they gainconfidence in their do-it-yourself abil-

ities. Williams says plumbing seems tobe a project more women are willing

to tackle, noting a widow who decid-ed she could complete a repair herselfafter store staff showed her what sheneeded and walked her through theprocess.

She was happy to get the jobdone herself, Williams recalls. Wecan often help people fix somethingon their own. Theyre saving moneyand adding skills.

Those turning their thoughts to

the outdoors greening up lawns,planting flowers or maybe adding tothe decor can get a head start atAce.

With winter nearly over, wevegot a good start on spring and sum-mer goods like grills, lawnmowersand garden supplies, Floberg says.

Outdoor living furniture can nowbe ordered from the Ace warehousethrough the stores colorful catalog,and benches for the yard are alreadyin the store. The new Toro andCraftsman lawnmowers will be insoon, and hanging baskets and potsof flowers will follow soon after.

Roseville Suburban Ace is alsooffering in-house sharpening for

push lawnmower blades, as well asa blade exchange program so thatresidents can swap out their dulllawnmower blade for a sharper onewithout having to wait until thenext day for sharpening. Once swap-pers get four punches on a blade-exchange punch card theyll receivea discount on their next lawnmowerrepair.

Johnson suggests that people who

need lawnmowers repaired shouldbring them in now, before the springrush starts.

He adds that once new folks stopin, they usually become regulars.

We appreciate our customers andstrive to provide superior customerservice, Johnson says. We prideourselves on answering their ques-tions and helping them get going ontheir projects. And we want this tobe a fun and friendly place to shopas well.

Roseville Suburban Ace gears up for spring

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We like to treat every family as ifthey were our very own, says RichardPurcell, who owns the business with hiswife Sharon.

The funeral home staff also works withfamilies to offer reasonable pricing fortheir services and recently received a topranking from the Twin Cities ConsumerCheckbook for disclosing cost to clientsearly in their planning process.

The very best doesnt have to costyou more, in fact, it will probably cost youless, Purcell says.

Holcomb-Henry-Boom-Purcell alsotopped the charts with superior ratings inthe Twin Cities Consumer Checkbook among funeral homes throughout themetro area in overall performance,proper service, pleasantness of staff andproviding advice on service options andcosts.

The fact that the funeral homereceived such positive ratings across theboard is a testament to Holcomb-Henry-Boom-Purcell offering a full range of ser-vices from trusted professionals, starting

with the family who founded the businessin 1916.

The funeral home opened that year inSt. Paul and a second mortuary was builtin Shoreview in 1993.

Purcell says the staff includes licensed

morticians, who graduated from theUniversity of Minnesota with degrees inmortuary science. Theyre committed tohelping customers with their funeral-planning needs at affordable prices.

Clients can choose to have memo-rial services and receptions honoringtheir loved ones at either location andHolcomb-Henry-Boom-Purcell willcoordinate burial or cremation services aswell, Purcell adds.

The staff can also oversee all thearrangements for funeral services at anychurch in the area.

The funeral home has the technologyto accommodate the wishes of clients

who would like to remember their lovedones with music, photographs or a videotribute.

Purcell says past services have featuredeverything from Dixieland bands to harpsolos to highlight their clients personalmemories of their loved ones.

We try to accommodate any requesta family makes to reflect, honor and cel-ebrate their loved ones life, Purcell says.Personalization is a big part of that.

In response to consumer demands,Purcell adds that families choosing crema-

tion may opt to have a funeral or memorialservice with a viewing of their loved ones

body present, then the cremation can takeplace after the service. This can be done atthe funeral home or at the familys church.

He finds this option is becoming morecommon, especially when clients knowout-of-town relatives and friends will beattending the service, Purcell says.

Most importantly, all the options forclients to consider are available at onelocation to provide them with ease andcomfort in an already difficult situation.

Many families are choosing to havereceptions at the funeral home so that

people can socialize and enjoy a cateredmeal after the funeral or memorial service.

A list of professional caterers is availableupon request.

We try to be a resource for families asfar as being a place where they can gatheroptions, and then of course the decision isultimately the families to decide what typeof service they want and then we makesure its carried through, Purcell says.

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Its not that you dont careabout your vision. But if stay-ing healthy means having youreyes dilated and subjected toair puff tests, you might thinkyoud be better off skipping thecheckup and waiting until younotice a problem before goingto the eye doctor.

Thats a scenario thatsall too familiar to Dr. RobertKennedy and Dr. Daniel Myersof Kennedy Eye Associates inRoseville.

It happens all the time, Dr.Myers says. Some people onlycome to our office when theyare having problems with theireyes.

The problem with thisapproach, Dr. Myers explains,is that by the time the symp-toms become severe enoughfor a person to seek help, somedegree of damage has already

been done damage thatcould have been prevented if ithad been caught earlier.

But Dr. Myers says he alsounderstands that some peoplehave unpleasant memoriesof visiting the eye doctor,and thats why Kennedy EyeAssociates implements the lat-est technology to ensure eachpatients visit is as comfortableand convenient as possible.

Some patients, for example,find the prospect of dilation isenough to postpone an appoint-ment.

A lot of people have theassumption that if you go tothe eye doctor, its going tomess up your vision all day,Dr. Myers says.

But by using Optimap imag-ing equipment, the doctors atKennedy Eye Associates canobtain the same information

by taking a digi tal image ofa patients retina avoidingdilation altogether.

We stay as up-to-date withthe technology here as we can,Dr. Myers explains.

High-tech,individualized care

Not only does the use ofcutting-edge technology makethings more convenient forpatients, it allows the doctors toaccomplish more with their time.Using equipment such as the cor-neal topographer, spectral micro-

scope, Visual Evoked Potentialsgives the doctors at Kennedy EyeAssociates the ability to detectserious problems such as glau-coma and macular degeneration

before they take hold.Now we can detect diseases

before symptoms are present,Dr. Myers says.

Besides fancy gadgets, Dr.Kennedy and Dr. Myers also

have the knowledge and experi-ence to find the best solutionsfor patients once a problem isdiagnosed. One of the manyservices provided by KennedyEye Associates is vision therapy,which helps people correct theroot problems in disorders likeamblyopia (also known as lazyeye.)

The doctors also help withnumerous other irritating issuessuch as dry eye a commonproblem during Minnesota win-ters. Dr. Myers emphasizes the

importance of finding a fix thatsjust right for the patient and theseverity, ranging from eye dropsand vitamin regimens to punctalocclusion, which works by slow-ing the eyes natural tear-drain-ing process.

The staff at Kennedy EyeAssociates realizes the best wayto help people is to make theexperience as convenient andindividually suited as possible,and that philosophy extendsfrom the doctors care all theway to the glasses you walk out

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Technology allows for gentler exams

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Its not that you dont careabout your vision. Butif staying healthy means

having your eyes dilated andsubjected to air puff tests, youmight think youd be better offskipping the checkup and wait-ing until you notice a problembefore going to the eye doctor.

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Golden LivingCenter Lake Ridge has been

providing 24-hour-a-day skilled nursing, rehabilita-tive therapy and assisted living

for seniors in the Roseville areafor 60 years.

The qualified staff at Lake Ridge

provides outstanding care with a sin-

cere commitment to help each indi-

vidual enjoy a life rich with dignity

and satisfaction.

The facility offers long-term care,

specialized memory care and short-

term rehabilitation for those recover-

ing from illness, injury or surgery. In

addition to rehabilitation services,

Lake Ridge also specializes in hospice

and respite care.The conveniently-located facil-

ity in Roseville is just minutes from

St. Johns, St. Josephs, Regions and

United Hospitals, and less than a

mile from Central Park.

By staffing a full-time nurse prac-

titioner and certified wound-care

nurse, Lake Ridge is a leader in its

field. Our nurse practitioner sets us

apart from other facilities, Executive

Director Jill Acosta says.

And dont forget about fun

Lake Ridges activities department

is staffed by certified therapeutic

recreational specialists. Some of the

most popular activities at Lake Ridgeinclude Bingo, spiritual services and

popcorn socials. Other activities

include gardening outdoors, musi-

cal entertainment and salon services

from three on-staff stylists.

A recent remodeling project to

upgrade floors, carpet, lighting, fur-

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more reason youll love your experi-

ence at Lake Ridge. The facility will

complete the next remodeling phase

later this year.

A community partnerCommunity involvement is at

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month, Lake Ridge participates in the

Morning Market Place Talk at the

Little Canada Bingo Hall, providing

a nurse to operate a blood pressure

clinic for those in attendance.

Lake Ridge has also been work-

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seniors. The North Suburban Senior

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a grant from Golden Living that pro-

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checkups at the community seniorcenter.

Each month, Lake Ridge also

facilitates an Alzheimers support

group for community members as

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Community members can contact

Alicia Albert, Alzheimers Program

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Ridge also participates in the a nnual

Walk to Cure Alzheimers and raises

funds for the Alzheimers Association

throughout the year.

Since 2002, Lake Ridge has also

participated in Rosefest in June by

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petting zoo, musical entertainment,barbecue, games, popcorn cart, bal-

loons for the kids and a visit from the

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Center. He operated out of New

Brighton for 30 years before moving

the business to Mounds View. Kopas

and business partner Tom Link,

who also has decades of experience,

continue to provide the same

excellent customer service.

At a corporate event in Anaheim,

Calif., Kopas was recently awarded

Abbey Carpet and Floor's prestigious

Lifetime Achievement Award theonly one ever given out.

Link says he was delighted when

Kopas received the award. It was

wonderful and he deserved it, Link

says. John is like a second father to

me.
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