The Minnesota Sinfonia , a 25 member professional chamber orchestra in the Twin Cities, played music ranging from Dvorak to Harry Potter on Sunday evening at Caponi Art Park. Over 200 people gathered for the first of the summer outdoor music series. 
Don't forget to thank your father, husband and/or grandfather on this special day! 
A month ago, Mark's father-in-law sold him his 1930 Ford Model A car. The current odometer reads 83,000 miles and the former Wisconsinite car is now a nearby Minnesotan car!
Chad delivers our monthly 5 gallon jugs of water to my office. He makes 50 deliveries per day totaling about 180 jugs. His truck holds up to 208 jugs.
The St. Paul Bomb Squad showed our Eagan Rotary Club this $210,000 bomb robot after our weekly lunch meeting. Rotarian Michael Proebstle volunteered to put on the 80 pounds of protective bomb gear. We had a blast with the two bomb squad officers!
Last week, the Dixieland Pick-Up Band entertained Market Fest visitors from the back of Tom Owen's very cool, 1930 Ford Model AA truck. 
My wife and our three daughters helped me celebrate my birthday in advance. June 14 is my birthday and also America's "Flag Day." I'm the luckiest guy in the world!
On June 6, a cigarette fire in an outdoor ashtray placed outside the LeMay Lake Apartments building at 3025 Eagandale Avenue displaced 150 residents. Nobody was injured by a cat died from smoke inhalation. Six units were severely damaged and are now uninhabitable. Eagan firefighters were assisted by Mendota Heights, Rosemount and Apple Valley fire departments.
A pit stop. A pet stop. Along the south side of Wescott Road and east of Lexington Avenue, dogs can find this backyard station. Put your dog's "do-do" in the silver bucket and let "Spike" enjoy water & doggie biscuits!
Kathy Arndt sells her homemade yard and garden ornaments made out of recycled glass at the weekly Market Fest. For $60, this chicken could be yours... 
This new rambler house at Cliff Road & Lenore Lane just east of Highway 35E will have 2,300 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Dustin Endres has been building homes with his dad for 10 years and now at age 26, he has his own company. Eagan is a built up, well developed suburb with little remaining land for residential development. Six lots remain for building next to this house.
Ten 3rd grade students from 10 different elementary schools each competed for a prize for the best Arbor Day poster. The fourth student from the right won. They posed at the brand new pavilion at Wednesday night's kick-off of Eagan's weekly Market Fest.
Directly after school, our oldest daughter donated 11 inches (28 cm) of her hair at Cole's Salon. Her hair will be used by the "Locks of Love" program to create wigs for cancer patients and others who have lost their own hair.
These Eagan Lions were meeting and greeting people who passed their booth at the "Showcase Eagan" at the Eagan Civic Arena on June 2nd. Over 60 community and civic groups, churches, city services, city equiptment, fire trucks, police motorbikes and more were assembled for all to see!
The crowd was building just before lunchtime on Saturday morning. Schulze Beach is our best local lake for swimming and sunbathing in Eagan.
These Eagan High School kids dressed up and had a great time at last Saturday night's Prom, a great finish to the school year!
Eaganite Brian Keeler and his UW-River Falls college buddy, Dan Rusk, will bike 1,500 miles around Lake Superior in July to raise money to battle ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis). Brian lost his maternal grandfather and mother to this illnes also known as "Lou Gehrig's disease." To learn more or to support their fundraiser, click here. 
These guys were resurfacing a side street off Galaxie Road after a long, cold, snowy, Minnesota winter. The City Daily Photo community theme day for June 1 is: Under Construction.
