Subject: Holiday Fire Safety Information
Submitter: Bruce K Bengry, Safety Specialist, Public Safety

Message: Facts
• In 2003, 51 percent of all civilian fire deaths occurred between November and March
• Fire deaths in greater Minnesota outpace those in the metropolitan area by a rate of slightly over two to one.
• A dry Christmas tree can be consumed by fire in an instant, while generating enough heat to ignite an entire room.
• Holidays mean more time socializing with friends and relatives. In 2003, alcohol or other drug use was present or identified as a factor in one-third of all fire deaths and in 60 percent of fire deaths attributed to careless smoking.
Safe Behavior

Winter holidays can be a joyous time for all, if you practice holiday fire safety at home.
• Protect neighborhood homes this winter. Keep your nearest fire hydrant clear of snow.
• After holiday parties, check wastebaskets and furniture for smoldering cigarettes.
• Place holiday decorations well away from heat sources. If you use a tree, water it daily.
• Do not burn holiday wrappings in a fireplace; it may cause a chimney fire.
• Pay attention to cooking. If a pan is on fire, cover it with a lid. Water will spread the fire.
• Turn off and unplug lights and decorations before going to bed or leaving your house. Buy electrical decorations that have been approved by a national testing laboratory. Don’t overload outlets.
Candle Burning Safety Tips:
• Place candles on a secure surface in sturdy noncombustible holders that won't tip over. Make sure holders are big enough to catch drippings.
• Keep candles away from children and pets. Candles should be out of children's reach.
• Keep candles away from combustible items such as curtains, books, and paper. Remember the "three-foot rule" — anything combustible needs to be kept three feet from a heat source.
• Keep candles away from flammable liquids. Do not use a candle for light when fueling a kerosene heater or lantern. The flame may ignite the fumes.
• Avoid using candles during a power outage. A flashlight is a safer option. Don’t carry a lit candle.
• Remember to extinguish candles when leaving the room or going to sleep. Never leave children or pets unattended in a room with a lit candle.

Subject: Glamorous Work Study Job Opportunity for Students
Submitter: Amanda Storm, Event Coordinator, Event and Classroom Services

Message: Do you love to throw parties? Can you work on many different projects all at once? Are you a "detail" person? Is Martha Stewart or Colin Cowie your idol?
Then you should work for Event Services!
The Events Coordinator Student Assistant position is now available with up to 20 hours per week to fill.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Contacting area vendors (florists, party rental, musicians, etc.)
Decorating Events
Designing menus & programs
Attending and networking at on-campus events

This is an excellent opportunity for individuals interested in marketing, hospitality, or business, as well as anyone with a passion for parties and social gatherings!

If you are interested please submit a resume and class schedule with your availability to Amanda Storm at storma@augsburg.edu
Deadline for applications is Friday, November 17.

Subject: Friday Seminars 2006-07 Kick-off 11/17
Submitter: Theresa L Martin, Administrative Assistant, Center for Teaching and Learning

Message:
Laos: A Country Rich in Culture and Mystique

Vinni Thongthi and Saykham Panemalaythong are ecstatic to share with
the faculty and staff of Augsburg College the rich culture of their
ancestors from Laos. This Southeast Asian country is interwoven with
many diverse groups of people and rich cultures that is full of
mystique. The afternoon will include snapshots of Laos and story
telling of their journey to America and the challenges they face as new
immigrants. In addition to the presentation, both will give a demo on
the art of Origami. Join us for an afternoon of fun, excitement, and
prize giveaways!

Refreshments will be served at 3:30 in Lindell 301. The presentation begins at 4.

Subject: Teaching Exchange Opportunities in China
Submitter: Barbara Edwards Farley, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, Academic Affairs

Message: Colleagues,
As you may know, we have been exploring possible opportunities for faculty and student exchange with several institutions in China. We invite you to participate in a conversation on this initiative, to let us know your level of interest as well as areas of particular interest to you, and to provide you with additional information.

We will hold this discussion next Wednesday, Nov. 15 from 11 a.m.- noon in the Marshall Room. If you are not able to attend this discussion, please feel free to contact any one of us by e-mail with your interest and/or questions.

We look forward to discussing this opportunity with you.

Orv Gingerich (gingerio@augsburg.edu)
Tom Morgan (morgan@augsburg.edu)
Barbara Edwards Farley (farleyb@augsburg.edu

Subject: Peace Prize Forum Request for Proposals Extended
Submitter: Orval Gingerich, Associate Dean for International Programs, International Programs

Message: • Submitter: Orval Gingerich , Associate Dean for International Programs
• Subject: "Nobel Peace Prize Forum Call for Proposals"
• Message: "Call for Proposals: Saturday Seminars

The 2007 Nobel Peace Prize Forum will be held at Augustana College, Sioux Falls, SD, March 9 – 10, 2007 to honor the work of Nobel Laureate Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Faculty, staff and students from Augsburg College in all disciplines are encouraged to submit proposals for Saturday seminars. The selection committee will also entertain proposals from alumni, as well as people from other institutions, NGOs, the religious community, the government, and the general public.

The extended deadline for proposals is Monday, November 20, 2006.
The full "Call for Proposals" and proposal form can be found at:
O:\International Programs\Public\Nobel Peace Prize Forum\NPPF 2007 call for seminar proposals.doc
OR e-mail Orv Gingerich

Subject: Safe Space Training, Session I
Submitter: Will O'Berry, Assistant Director, Campus Activities/GLBTQA Advisor, Campus Activities and Orientation

Message: Be informed on lesbian, gay, transgender, and bisexual issues as well as learn how to be supportive of individuals in the LGBTQIA community.

Join LGBTQIA Support Services for Safe Space Training on Tuesday, November 28 from 1-3 p.m. in the Minneapolis Room.

Open to all Augsburg College students, faculty, and staff. For more information, contact Will O'Berry at x1499 or Jay Wiesner at x1558.

Subject: Friday MLK Discussion Forum
Submitter: Alice Kloker, Director, International Travel Seminars, Center for Global Education

Message: The first of the MLK Convocation all campus discussion forums starts this Friday, November 17 from 2-3 p.m. and will address the theme of poverty from MLK's World House essay, available at www.theworldhouse.org
All students, faculty and staff are welcome to attend. We will gather this Friday in the Center Commons in Christensen Center. Watch for posters around campus!

Subject: Peace Corps Information Session Today
Submitter: Sandra E Tilton, Employer Relations Coordinator, Center for Service Work and Learning

Message:
The Center for Service, Work & Learning would like to remind you to stop by the Cedar Room at 4 p.m. today (Wednesday Nov. 15) to learn more about the Peace Corps. Volunteers travel overseas and make real differences in the lives of real people. www.peacecorps.gov

Subject: Are you looking for help with Spring Registration?
Submitter: Jennifer L Hellie, Academic Advisor, Academic Advising

Message: The Academic Advising Staff will be hanging out in the Urness/Mort lobby TONIGHT from 4 - 6 p.m. Please stop by if you have general advising questions, need help with core curriculum requirements, need a major checklist, or can't decide what to register for in Spring term. Academic Advising is also always available during office hours in the Enrollment Center. We are offering walk-in advising from now until November 22...no appointment necessary - just stop on by!

Subject: Holiday Story Writing Contest
Submitter: Rebecca S Taute, Program Assistant, Alumni-Parent Relations

Message: Could you use a little help with your December cashflow? Write a story and win a gift card good at any Barnes & Noble location.

Alumni Relations is sponsoring a story writing contest. The winners will appear on our webpage during the month of December. Submissions must be received by November 20. The winners will be announced on November 27. Stories should be no more than 800 words. Submit yours to alumni@augsburg.edu. Pick one of the following categories for your story:
• A holiday tradition
• A holiday gone bad
• A holiday to remember

This contest is open to all students, faculty, staff and alumni. Thank you and GOOD LUCK.

1st Prize: $75, 2nd Prize: $50, 3rd Prize: $25

Subject: KAUG Live Concert Series: Better Than Crack!
Submitter: Ted A Jedlicki, Student

Message: Wednesday, Dec. 6 KAUG presents Capitol Jay live in concert at 7 p.m. in the Foss TV Studio. The concert is FREE and also features a performance by Rachel Geller. The concert is open for anyone to attend. Visit www.augsburg.edu/kaug for more info on KAUG. Be there, it’s better than crack.

Subject: Accounts Payable Checks
Submitter: Amy Daugherty, Payables Clerk, Administrative Accounting

Message: Due to the Thanksgiving Holiday Break Accounts Payable checks will be cut and available after 2 p.m. on Wednesday, November 22. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Amy Daugherty at X1031.

Subject: Trial Library Databases: PsycINFO/PsycArticles
Submitter: Christopher D Pegg, Digital Learning Services Librarian, Library

Message: Lindell Library is currently evaluating our database subscription to PsycINFO/PsycArticles. We're investigating two alternate versions of this database, one from CSA and one from EBSCO. We would like to ask for your feedback in exploring these two possible options. To ensure that your voice is heard, please spend some time reviewing both trial versions of PsycINFO/PsycArticles, and fill out the brief feedback form found on the News page of the library website by Friday, November 17:

http://www.augsburg.edu/library/news/

Any comments, questions or concerns about our subscription to PsycINFO/PsycArticles can be directed to Chris Pegg, pegg@augsburg.edu or 612.330.1140.

Subject: Campus Ministry Monthly Meeting
Submitter: Antonio L Spargo, Student

Message: Tomorrow at 8:30, we will be having the monthly Campus Ministry meeting. We
will have brief reports by the different cordinators and discuss issues
including the Spring Break trip, Concerts, and more.

Come tomorrow at 8:30 in the Foss 175.

Subject: Champion sale at the bookstore
Submitter: bookstor@augsburg.edu

Message: All Champion Sweatshirts, Sweatpants & Scout Jackets are 25% off through Nov. 27!

Subject: Attention all Knitters and Crocheters
Submitter: Teresa M Barnhill, Student

Message: Good day knitters and crocheters! Do you ever wish you could put your knitting and/or crocheting skills towards a cause to better life for others? Well now you can! Alia Scheirman and I are looking to start a group here on campus, where we'd knit for charity, called Knitting Knerds (cute huh?)

We need people who would be interested in getting involved including students, faculty, staff, and anyone you think would like to help out!

We need at least four people to get the group started, but we'd like more. If you are interested in being involved, please send me an email at: barnhill@augsburg.edu

If we get enough people interested, we're planning on launching the group at the beginning of next semester! We hope you want to be a part of this amazing new project!

If you don't know how to knit but you are interested, GREAT!! We'd love to teach you and help you learn, so don't hesitate to get involved!

Cheers!

Subject: Tickets Now on Sale!
Submitter: Sarah E Teich, Student

Message: The Augsburg College Theatre Arts Department is excited to announce that tickets are now on sale for “Exceptionally Ordinary” and “No Exit.”

“Exceptionally Ordinary,” guest directed by David Deblieck, is a collection of movement-based vignettes featuring an ensemble of performers dancing though space with an array of objects and structures.

This piece performs together with “No Exit,” student directed by Justin Hooper. “No Exit,” by Jean-Paul Sartre, tells the story of three characters, a man and two women, who find themselves in hell. Since existence, for Sartre, is the will to project oneself into the future – to create one’s future – the opposite of existence, where man has no power to create his future, is hell.

The performances take place in the Foss Studio Theater. Performance dates are:

November 17 and 18 at 8 p.m.
November 19 at 2 p.m.

Tickets: $1 Augsburg College Students; $4 ACTC faculty, staff, and students; $5 general public.

For reservations and more information, please call 612-330-1257.

Subject: Augsburg "A" List
Submitter: Mary L True, Associate Director, Center for Service Work and Learning

Message: Augsburg’s A-List
Where to go from here….

Cultural events just a stone’s throw away from Augsburg College and often free-of-charge. These suggestions come to you from Kerry Morgan (Galleries Coordinator) and Mary Laurel True (Center for Service, Work, and Learning).

5th Annual Book Art Festival and Sale
At Minnesota Center for Book Arts
1011 Washington Ave S, Suite 100
Minneapolis, MN 55415

Saturday, November 18, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, November 19, 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
In MCBA's Studios

Over 40 artists will be displaying and selling handmade books, journals, paper, prints and gifts. Browse hundreds of items, many made by local artists, and purchase something special for yourself or as a gift for someone else.

Festivities will include demonstrations throughout the festival, a free family activity on making mini petal-fold holiday ornaments, and special sales on gift items featured in The Shop @ MCBA.

The Festival is free and open to the public.

Artists! Applications are now being accepted for the Book Arts Festival. For more information about this event, call 612.215.2520

Fiber Fair
November 17-19
Textile Center
3000 University Avenue S.E.

The Weaver's Guild of Minnesota presents their 32nd Annual Fiber Fair Sale. Proceeds support educational programs.

For more info, call 612-436-0463, www.weaversguildmn.org
Free!

Art at 2402, annual Open Studio
Friday, November 17
Noon-9 p.m.
2402 University Avenue, St. Paul

Twenty artists will show their work; also, woodturning demonstrations,
952-927-4199,www.ARTAT2402.com

Subject: Light Rail Trip!
Submitter: Sarah M Pesola, Student

Message: Campus Ministry invites you to travel on the Light Rail with us on Saturday, November 18 from 11:30-1:30.

We will be making stops along the line for "appetizers" and then end with lunch at IKEA at 1:30 (from there people will be free to stay at IKEA or the MOA, or take the train back to Augsburg).

As part of the Celebration of New Life in chapel on Friday, we are collecting donations for the Crisis Nursery. So, in exchange for FREE lunch and a trip on the Light Rail, we ask that you bring a monetary donation, or an item from the list found in the Campus Ministry office.

Meet in front of the chapel at 11:30 a.m., hope to see you there!

Subject: Study Abroad Info Session TODAY!
Submitter: Sarah M Pesola, Student

Message: Come to the Minneapolis Room at 4 p.m. to learn about HECUA's study abroad programs in Scandinavia. These programs are based on the HECUA model of experiential learning and are focused on social justice.

There will be Norwegian treats served too!

Subject: Congratulations Mission:Turkeypalooza winners!
Submitter: Rachel Vallens, Campus Kitchen Coordinator, Center for Service Work and Learning

Message: Thank you to everyone who donated turkeys and other foods to the Campus Kitchen in support of Turkeypalooza 2006! We had a great turnout with 20 turkeys and over 300 pounds of food donated.

Congratulations to the PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PROGRAM, the grand winners of the Turkeypalooza challenge! They brought in over 140 pounds of food!

Also, congratulations to the PRESIDENT'S OFFICE. With only 5 people in the office and over 55 pounds of food, they brought in the most food per capita!

Thank you to all the participating offices and departments:
Academic Affairs, CLASS, CCHP, CSWL, Day Admissions, Ecuation, Enrollment Center, Event Services, Hispanic Latino Program, History, Modern Languages, Physics, and Sociology.

Subject: Today is the deadline!
Submitter: Sally Daniels, Director of Parent and Family Relations, Alumni-Parent Relations

Message: United Way/Community Solutions forms are due today! We have had a great response to both opportunities to give generously to our community...thank you very much.

Forms may be returned to me, CB #146.

Subject: Matson, Neumann featured in Star-Tribune
Submitter: Donald W Stoner, Sports Information Coordinator, Public Relations and Communication

Message: In today's (Wednesday 11/15) Minneapolis Star-Tribune, there is a feature story on Augsburg football players Mike Matson (Sr., Cedar, Minn./St. Francis HS) and Andrew Neumann (Sr., Somerset, Wis.). The story is on Page 2 of the Sports section in a weekly feature titled "10,000 Stories" by Michael Rand.

The story discusses how Matson and Neumann, two of the captains on this year's Auggie football team, are going to be attending Luther Seminary in the future with their goals of becoming ministers.

Matson, a linebacker, and Neumann, a tight end, finished their Auggie football careers last Thursday as part of a 28-17 victory over Hamline at the Metrodome. Both are among the top players in the MIAC at their positions.

The story can be found online:
http://www.startribune.com/503/story/811834.html

Subject: Five Auggies earn All-MIAC women's soccer honors
Submitter: Donald W Stoner, Sports Information Coordinator, Public Relations and Communication

Message: Five Auggies earn All-MIAC women's soccer honors
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/sportsnews/111406wsoccer.html

MINNEAPOLIS (11/14/06) -- Five Augsburg College women's soccer players earned All-Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors, it was announced on Monday.

Senior defenders Aili Brom-Palkowski (Sr., Minneapolis, Minn./South HS) and Shannon Olson (Sr., Bloomington, Minn./Kennedy HS) were named to the 20-member All-MIAC team, while forward Emily Anderson (Sr., Hudson, Wis.), goalkeeper Maggie DeGroot (So., Waukesha, Wis./Waukesha West HS) and defender Felicia Faison (So., Minneapolis, Minn./South HS) were among 23 conference players named honorable-mention all-conference. In addition, DeGroot was also named to the All-MIAC Sportsmanship Team.

Brom-Palkowski and Olson, both four-year starters, were anchors of an Augsburg defense that allowed just 70 goals in their four years (72 games, 0.92 team goals-against-average). It's the first appearance for both Brom-Palkowski and Olson on an All-MIAC squad in their careers.

Brom-Palkowski scored three goals with one assist for seven points this season, while Olson had two assists as the team's sweeper. Brom-Palkowski appeared in all 72 games in her career, starting 71, while contributing seven goals and five assists for 19 career points. Olson appeared in 69 games in her career, starting 67, with one goal and two assists for four points in her career.

Anderson earned all-conference honors each of her four seasons as an Auggie, earning All-MIAC first-team honors in 2004 and 2005, and All-MIAC honorable-mention honors in 2003 and 2006. Anderson finished third on the team in scoring this season, with four goals and two assists for 10 points, including three game-winning goals.

In her career, Anderson started 71 games, with 28 goals and 20 assists for 76 points. Each career scoring total is third-best in school history. She also contributed 13 game-winning goals in her career.

Faison earned all-conference honors for the first time in her career. She has started each Augsburg game as an outside defender in her two seasons (36 games), scoring one goal and two assist for four points this season.

DeGroot earned All-MIAC honorable-mention honors for the second straight season. This season, DeGroot set a single-season school record with 10 shutouts this season. She broke the old single-season record of nine shutouts, set by Beth Petrik in 1997 and Laura Hoffman in 2002. Her 18 career shutouts are now third-most in school history. She has allowed just 25 goals in her two seasons, playing every minute in goal for the Auggies in that span.

She allowed just 12 goals in 18 games this season for a 0.64 goals-against-average and .881 save percentage. Her save percentage was second-best among MIAC goalkeepers in overall statistics, while her GAA was fourth-best. Her 0.62 GAA in league games only was fourth-best among conference goalkeepers, while her .875 save percentage was fifth-best.

DeGroot was also named to the All-MIAC Sportsmanship Team. As part of a conference-wide sportsmanship initiative, the conference is establishing sportsmanship teams in each league sport. Members are selected by their coaches and teammates as individuals who demonstrate ideals of positive sportsmanship both on and off the field of competition.

Under eighth-year head coach Mike Navarre, Augsburg captured a third straight berth in the MIAC postseason playoffs and finished 10-6-2 overall, 7-3-1 in league play -- the team's fourth double-digit victory season in the past five years. Augsburg's 15 points in conference play this season were the most for an Auggie squad in the 21-season history of the program.

Subject: Holker MIAC Coach of Year, All-MIAC men's soccer
Submitter: Donald W Stoner, Sports Information Coordinator, Public Relations and Communication

Message: Holker MIAC Men's Soccer Coach of Year; 5 Auggies earn honors
http://www.augsburg.edu/athletics/sportsnews/111406msoccer.html

MINNEAPOLIS (11/14/06) -- Augsburg College head coach Greg Holker was named the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Men's Soccer Coach of the Year, joining five Auggies who earned conference honors, it was announced on Monday.

Goalkeeper Pascaul Venter (So., Rochester, Minn./John Marshall HS) and midfielder James See (So., Richfield, Minn./Holy Angels HS) earned All-MIAC honors, while defender Alex Hildebrandt (Fr., St. Paul, Minn./Highland Park HS) and midfielder Andrew Seidel (So., Woodbury, Minn.) were named honorable-mention all-conference. In addition, defender Cassidy Duerr earned All-MIAC Sportsmanship Team honors.

Holker has led a dynamic rebuilding of the Auggie men's soccer program since being named head coach in 2004. Taking a team that had won just five games in the year before he arrived, Holker's teams have shown strong improvement in each of his three seasons, including this year's 13-3-3 overall record and first-ever berth in the MIAC's four-team postseason playoffs. The Auggies finished 5-2-3 in league play for a third-place conference finish. Holker's career coaching record of 26-22-7 is now third-best in Augsburg history.

The Auggies' 13 wins this season were the second-most in a single season in school history, behind only the 15 wins in the team's MIAC championship season of 1975 (15-2-1), and the 13 points in league play were the most for the Auggies since their last MIAC title season in 1980 (11-1-3 overall, 9-0-3 MIAC, 21 points).

Augsburg had the longest unbeaten/unscored-upon string to start a season in all of NCAA Division III men's soccer this year, a streak that lasted for the first 10 games of the season (8-0-2). Augsburg's consecutive-game shutout streak was halted at 12 games, a span of 1,111:31 (981:31 this season). The streak is the fourth-longest in NCAA Division III history, behind the 17-game streak of Drew (N.J.) in 2003 and the 13-game streaks of St. John's (Minn., 1982) and Muhlenberg (Pa., 1998).

The Auggies' dramatic run this season came from a team with just three seniors and 26 underclassmen -- and all five Auggies who received conference honors this season were underclassmen. Venter and See were two of only six underclassmen to earn spots on the 20-member All-MIAC first team.

Venter was one of the top goalkeepers in all of NCAA Division III men's soccer in 2006. Venter set a single-season shutout record with 12 this year, breaking the old single-season mark of eight set by Augsburg Athletic Hall-of-Famer Mark Anderson in 1980. His 13 career shutouts are now second-most in school history.

Venter compiled a personal shutout streak of 1,101:05 (929:54 this season and 171:11 from last season), the third-longest individual goalkeeper shutout streak in NCAA Division III history. Peter Boyer of Drew (N.J.) holds the record of 1,428:00, set in 2003, while Terry Leiendecker of St. John's is second with 1,110:00, set in 1982.

As a team, Augsburg set records for most shutouts in a season (14) and lowest goals-against-average (0.30). The Auggies finished the regular season first among all NCAA Division III squads in team save percentage (.945), while Venter finished first in individual save percentage (.943) and third in goals-against-average (0.33).

See established himself as one of the top midfielders in the MIAC, with one goal and two assists for four points in 17 games (15 starts) in 2006. In his two seasons at Augsburg (34 games, 29 starts), he has one goal and three assists for five points.

Hildebrandt was one of only two freshmen to claim a spot among the 36 players who were named either All-MIAC or all-conference honorable-mention. A two-time Minnesota all-state selection and Pioneer Press State Player of the Year in 2005, Hildebrandt immediately stepped into the starting lineup as an outside back, starting 18 games and contributing three goals and three assists for nine points.

Seidel was the team's leading scorer for the second year in a row, with six goals and five assists for 17 points. Among MIAC players in overall play, Seidel finished tied for seventh in points and ninth in goals. In his two seasons at Augsburg (37 games, 31 starts), Seidel has nine goals and 12 assists for 30 career points. His 12 career assists are now seventh-most in school history.

Duerr was named to the All-MIAC Sportsmanship Team. As part of a conference-wide sportsmanship initiative, the conference is establishing sportsmanship teams in each league sport. Members are selected by their coaches and teammates as individuals who demonstrate ideals of positive sportsmanship both on and off the field of competition.

Duerr, an All-MIAC first-team selection last year, appeared in 19 games, starting 14 as a central back on the Auggie defense. He has appeared in 37 games (31 starts) in his two seasons.

Subject: Still Available: Timberwolves Tickets for Sale
Submitter: Lori York, Assistant Registrar, Registrar's Office

Message: You've been working hard so treat yourself to a mid-week night out!

For Sale: Two Tickets to Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Houston Rockets

Wednesday, December 6
7 p.m.
Section 131 (Center court!!!) Row H
Face Value: $125/ticket

Asking Price: $200 for the pair or best offer

Please contact me yorkl@augsburg.edu if you are interested.

Subject: Apartment Available
Submitter: Donna D McLean, Director of Major Gifts, Development

Message: Apartment Sublease
Available January 1 - May 31, 2007

10005 Greenbrier Rd.
Minnetonka, MN
394 & 169

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Fireplace, Balcony
3rd Floor (top) - Overlooking Woods
Workout Room in Building
Underground Parking Included
Swimming Pool/Clubhouse

$980/Month
Heat Included

Call 612-281-2341 - Donna