Winged Deer Parkâs Lakeside Concert Series begins its 14th year on June 3 showcasing local musical talent.
WyldeHeart will kick off the concerts, which are performed in the parkâs Lakefront Festival Plaza Goulding Amphitheater.
The free concerts offer a mix of the areaâs top talent at a venue known for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets or folding chairs to relax on the hillsides. The location provides easy access, free parking, concessions, a playground and plenty of room for social distance.
WyldeHeart formed in 2014 and is one of the regionâs top party bands. Members Marques Puckett, D.C. Wolf, Ric Burns, Mike Eldrith and Richie Gray bring a high energy show, which includes rock, pop, â80s and â90s, funk, country and rap.
Laurel (Cahill) Peltier, age 74, of Farmington, MN, passed away Wednesday, March 10, 2021 from respiratory failure. She is lovingly remembered by her children, Jessica and Eli Peltier, and her grandchildren, Breanna (21), Hannah Grace (13), Holly Ann (11), Mila (7), Lily (4). Laurel enjoyed spending precious time with her grandchildren. She was creative and truly loved giving gifts. Laurel also loved fresh flowers. She would give them to her grandchild on every occasion. A Celebration of Life will take place on Saturday, May 22, 2021 at The BLVD Tavern at 433 Mendota Rd E, West St Paul, MN 55118 from 1PM - 3PM. SUMMIT Funeral & Cremation 651-361-9273
Ralph Vance Hooper.
ROCKLAND Ralph Vance Hooper, 83, died Friday March 12, 2021 at Windward Gardens, surrounded by family. Ralph ultimately succumbed to complications from congestive heart failure.
Ralph was born in Bucksport, on Nov. 12, 1937. He was the son of Floyd and Eula Hooper. Ralph, and his family, moved to Rockland at an early age. He attended Rockland area schools graduating from Rockland High School in 1956. It was at Rockland High School that he met his wife of 59 years Betty Lee. They were married on June 16, 1956.
At 6’5” tall, Ralph was one of the tallest basketball players in the state at that time. He excelled at basketball and track and field.
Now streaming on: Cropsey is a creepy documentary with all the elements of a horror film about a demented serial killer, and an extra ingredient: This one is real, and you see him handcuffed in the film, not merely empty-eyed, shabby and stooped, but actually drooling. I ve never seen a perp walk like that, says a TV newsman.
The killer s name is Andre Rand, and he s currently doing time in a New York penitentiary. He was the real-life embodiment of Cropsey, a boogie man who figured in the campfire stories and nightmares of many children in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and along the Eastern Seaboard. In the legends he lived in the woods and ventured out to abduct children. in the early 1980s, Rand was convicted for the kidnapping and murder of two young girls and suspected in the disappearance of three more.