WEEKLY ROUNDUP: Wayzata.com’s Top 5 Stories of the week, Apr 13th – Apr 19th, 2009

Good morning Wayzata, and thanks for joining Wayzata.com for the Top 5 Stories of the week. Last week was an extremely busy one for the Wayzata Community. The Ice was declared out on our favorite body of water, a famous Wayzata Alumni visited from Ohio, the Wayzata City Council wrestled with budget cuts, and much much more.

Here we go again, the Top 5 stories of the week:

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• Sunsets Ice out Party Schedule for April 21st at 7:00 p.m. Featuring Kilo Kai Rum, Live Music from the David K Band, a winner of the Ice Out Contest, and Wayzata.com.
  

1. The Ice on Lake Minnetonka was officially declared out last Monday at 6:42 p.m on Monday April 13th, 2009. Watch a video from early Tuesday morning proving so.
2. James Laurinaitis was the Keynote Speaker at the Spring Prayer Breakfast to Benefit IOCP on April 17th, 2009 at 7:00 a.m. James is a Wayzata Alumni, a senior at Ohio State, and is expected to be drafted into the NFL in the first round this week.
3. The Wayzata Historical Society presented the History of Meyer Bros. Dairy to a standing room only crowd in the Wayzata Community Room last Tuesday night. See the Meyers Family and Employees in a video, and watch for the presentation on Wayzata Community TV.
   
4. The Wayzata City Council met last Tuesday for a Budget workshop to address the $300,000 shortfall currently facing City Hall. Mayor Ken Willcox gives us his two cents on what may be on the chopping block.
5. WAYZATA GIRLS LACROSSE 2009: Trojans Win Fourth Straight. The Wayzata girl’s lacrosse team moved to 4-0 on the season with a 12-8 victory over Minnetonka on Thursday evening.

Honorable Mention:

The Wayzata Baseball and Softball Teams climbed above .500 this weekend. Sports reporter Matt Thomas fills us in on all the action.

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