January 2017 St. Louis Park Magazine

In the first issue of the new year find out where you can try global cuisine in SLP and celebrate the legacy of two local officers.

[Restaurant Guide]
Plan a Trip for Your Tastebuds
By Maggie Kelly
These globally inspired dishes will have you planning your next vacation.
[Going Out]
The Roller Garden Helps All Ages and Skills Roll through Winter Blues
By Laura Shrake
The Roller Garden offers classes for all ages and skills.
[People]
Police Chief John Luse and Deputy Police Chief Kirk DiLorenzo Look Back and Forward as They Retire
By Donna Trump
Community-oriented policing is legacy of two retiring officers.
[Arts]
SLP Artist Making the Ordinary, Extraordinary
By Rachel Coulter
Local artist Brock Davis helps his audience see everyday items in a new way.
[Arts]
The Power of Performing
By Corey Halls
Local theater’s acting classes strengthen the mind and spirit.
[People]
Lifelong Language
By Emily Topinka
St. Louis Park High School offers a rare Hebrew language track.
[Education]
The Journey of Primrose School Owner Saira Sidi
By Maggie Kelly
From a path that started in Africa, Saira Sidi is opening a Primrose School in St. Louis Park.
[Wellness]
Read on for Less Stress
This month’s book pick helps readers chill out.
[Community]
Travel Log: Ladakh India
[Shops & Business]
Ciel Loft & Home’s New Digs
By Laura Shrake
The popular store gets a makeover.
[Community]
Shelard Park Little Library
By Laura Shrake
The book exchange program counts more than 36,000 libraries in the world.
[People]
Local Radio Personality Arne Fogel Shares His Lifetime of Music
By Laura Shrake
Local radio personality makes a living sharing his passions with others.