Blogger Roundup: Neighborhood Walkabout, City Award and Armstrong Honors

Each week, Plymouth community members turn to Patch’s Local Voices section to share information, insight and opinions about what matters to them. Patch blogs give anyone from gardening enthusiasts to local business owners the power to easily connect with the whole neighborhood.

Here’s a look at what Plymouth Patch bloggers had to say over the last week.

Outfit of the Week from ReSale 101

ReSale 101 is a local shop that resells donated merchandise, both new and gently used, to support youth and families in the community.

Rep. Benson: Legacy Bill Will Help Protect Lake Minnetonka

Rep. John Benson writes about his support for a bill that aims to protect drinking water, will help protect and enhance the environment, and will continue to support Minnesota’s thriving arts and cultural heritage.

Is Your Sales Hiring Process Too Long?

Lee B. Salz tells hiring professionals to be timely when hiring sales employees. “Top salespeople are turned off by elongated interview processes,” Salz writes.

AMLAC Hosts Its First Walkabout

The Association of Medicine Lake Area Citizens is sponsoring a Walkabout, Saturday, June 8, to raise awareness of the lake and its environs.

Company awards the City of Plymouth Community Partnership Grant

CenterPoint Energy recently awarded the City of Plymouth a Community Partnership Grant for two defibrillators for police department patrol cars.

Getting Organized: Choosing the Right Business Structure

Are you starting your own business, but not sure what structure to use? The Minnesota Dept. of Employment and Economic Development offers advice.

Robbinsdale Armstrong High School Named One of the Best in the Nation

Robbinsdale Armstrong High School was ranked by Newsweek as one of the 2,000 best high schools in the United States.

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