June/July 2011 Grove E-news Grove Calendar of Events Sunday, October 2 Monday, October 17 Announcements Georgiou elected to Royal Academy New Neighbors They previously lived in the Seward neighborhood of Minneapolis. Serguei is originally from Russia and Amy is originally from St. Cloud. They love to travel, skate ski, bike and enjoy books, movies and the outdoors. Serguei runs and has completed 10 marathons. Amy enjoys throwing pots on her pottery wheel. They have a nine year-old Portuguese Water dog, named Bear, who is a certified therapy dog and goes to work with Amy and helps the kids. In the picture to the right, is my new neighbor Brett Arenz, on right, from the U's plant pathology department, who previously worked for the DNR doing buckthorn eradication. He and his wife, Kate McGough live next door to Paul and I on Burton. His chainsaw-toting accomplice, Mike Bougie, also a new neighbor with his wife Susan on 2267 Folwell, has "logged" many hours removing Buckthorn from his in-laws' seven acres on the St. Croix River. We uncovered an entire tree being strangled by a Virginia Creeper. Ben Zimmerman, Paul Crowell, and I were on burdock removal. I just love the sound of that taproot snapping... There were so many neighbors of all ages who pitched in: Quinn Waller, Niels and Caprice’s son, uncovered more hostas and other plantings by the playground. Besides pitching in to help, the food and visiting was first rate. It looked like the kids had a lot of fun, too. Thanks so much for your work, time, and enthusiasm. Another huge pile of buckthorn bites the dust. Condolences Interment is on Monday, August 1 at 9:00 a.m. at the Lakewood Cemetery, 3600 Hennepin Avenue So., Minneapolis, (612) 822-2171. The family invites neighbors to write in a guest book created, Dr. Philip M. Raup Guest Book, and join them to celebrate his long and illustrious career at the memorial celebrations. Traffic Triangle Perennial and Native Planting Regarding the rate of progress for this project, as it is a volunteer effort, it will progress by fits and starts. And like any other construction effort, there is more involved with this project and it will take longer to complete than we think. The small group of volunteers have put in many hours of planning, discussion, and very hard work. Their hearts and a bit of soul are in the project, and I'm very grateful to them for the work they've done and are committed to completing in the years to come.
From how the triangle looks right now, with the project just beginning, I have great expectations for it. If you’re interested in donating plants, funds, or “sweat equity," or have any questions about the triangle planting project, please contact me or the project manager, Rebecca Montgomery. -Ann Bechtell, Grove president 9 Neighbors Join The Forum: Grove Online Message Board Go to the online message board to read the postings. However to post, you must register a username and password to log-in. How does the online message board work? Once you are registered, you will have to check the Forum for updates, there will be no notifications sent for new messages posted.
Contact: Prof. Ben Senauer or Donna Senauer 651.347.0954 or 651.646.3780 Architect Edwin Lundie, built in 1932
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chool-based pediatric occupational therapist and works with school age children to increase small motor and cognitive skills. Serguei is an associate professor in the College of Pharmacy. He has a Ph.D. in linguistics/cognitive science and specializes in measuring effects of medications on cognition.
past two and one-half years. His wife, Marian, passed away in June 2009. Phil's obituary was published in the Minneapolis Star and Tribune and the St. Paul Pioneer Press on July 24 and 25. 
