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Jenna Ross

Reporter  |  West Metro

Phone: 612-673-7168

E-mail: jross@startribune.com

Jenna Ross covers Maple Grove, Plymouth, Hopkins, St. Louis Park, Golden Valley, Wayzata and communities on the north shores of Lake Minnetonka.

Recent content from Jenna Ross

• St. Bonifacius: Splitsville?
  Citing differences with highfalutin' Hennepin County and its transit tax, St. Boni -- a city of 2,300 that sits in Hennepin County's far southwest corner -- says it wants to switch to Carver.
  May 1, 2008
• EPA bores in on mystery vapors in St. Louis Park
  40 Teflon-coated tubes drilled 10 feet into the ground could help identify the source of potentially hazardous vapors discovered beneath homes and businesses in St. Louis Park.
  May 1, 2008
• Corcoran hedges on linking into metro sewer lines
  Controlling its future is a key reason Corcoran officials want to stay off Met Council system.
  Apr 25, 2008
• Hopkins club is about women's rites
  The Hopkins Women's Club has been around for 100 years. It will need help from a younger generation to keep going.
  Apr 23, 2008
• Sitter now charged in assault on toddler
  A woman who said her ex-boyfriend sent explicit text messages, then molested a girl, 2, now faces a felony charge.
  Apr 22, 2008
• Building Maple Grove's downtown from scratch
  A retiring Maple Grove official has been hailed as "a visionary" and "a critical part" of the team that helped the growing suburb come to life with the new-urbanism style of its central district.
  Apr 16, 2008
• Hopkins leaders push for change along Blake Road
  A new report backs some perceptions that the area's poor living conditions need addressing, but some residents disagree.
  Apr 16, 2008
• Switch to rentals saves mixed-use projects
  City officials say they expect to see more apartments on the way as the market shifts away from condominiums.
  Apr 13, 2008
• Presbyterian Homes' plans put focus on pedestrians
  A hotel and plaza are part of the mix in the proposed $160 million development.
  Apr 3, 2008
• Minnesota apple gets fitting name
  Thanks to 7,000 entries from around the world, a small, sweet apple variety has a new name: Frostbite.
  Mar 29, 2008

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