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We hold our weekly meetings online at Zoom. Meeting will start at 7:30 a.m. and conclude promptly at 8:30 am. Follow the directions on the email from John Channon for the meeting ID and Password.
Past meetings can be view at this link White Bear Lake Rotary Recorded Meetings - click here!
Taste of White Bear Lake! For 2020, Taste of White Bear Lake will begin as a summer celebration of our restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops and other vendors. Passport holders will have access to a summer of free signature items, coupons, and special promotions to encourage our community to return after long weeks at home, to shop, enjoy and celebrate our local businesses. Taste 2020 kicks off in July with a public recognition of sponsors; features about participating vendors; and the sale of Passports. Passports can be ordered online (will not be mailed out till after July 1) for the cost of $40, the same cost as for the one day event in 2019. Each Passport will be assigned a unique number corresponding to the holder, and will be mailed to the address requested by the purchaser. Vendors for 2020 include....
During the summer, Passport holders will have special access to unique promotions of community restaurants, bakeries, coffee shops and other vendors. Vendors will offer special incentives of value, including free specialty items and unique promotional items that are available only to Passport holders. Most of these special promotions will begin effective July 1 and run though Labor Day. As a bonus, on Saturday, September 12, each Passport will provide admission for a celebratory Taste of White Bear Lake at Pine Tree Apple Orchard on Saturday, September 12 from 2 to 5 PM. The offerings for this day will depend on current health and safety guidelines governing outdoor events. If you are a vendor interested in being part of the event as a sponsor or vendor please complete this vendor survey. Proceeds from the event go to support the White Bear Lake Rotary Foundation in their efforts to make our community and world a better place. Thank You to our Premier Sponsors (3rd year for Roberts Group)
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ear Press for the story about our Club! Click here Evidence of Rotarians' good works are everywhere in the community. Many projects are done behind the scenes; some are more obvious.
Not one to toot its own horn, the White Bear Lake Rotary Club deserves recognition in this, its 40th anniversary year. The club's accomplishments are many.
One gem of a project is the Rotary Park Nature Preserve.
Longtime Rotarian Ken Baltzer remembers shingling the picnic shelter roof late into the night back in 2000. He joked that he's still waiting for a steak dinner promised volunteers by then Rotary president Tim Geck. The club donated not only labor for the park, but paid $87,000 for materials to build a restroom, picnic pavilion and, later, the boardwalk through the preserve.
Then there's the monument and sidewalk project at Clark and Lake Avenues for which Rotary contributed $50,000. Its members raised the money from the annual Manitou Days beach dance. The club donated another $50,000 for the Lakeshore Players Theatre box office, also using money from beach dance profits.
Golf on Ice winter fun event. In its 12th year, the event brings hundreds of local residents to Ramsey County Beach on the frozen shores of White Bear Lake to enjoy an afternoon of golf on ice. Two 9-hole courses, complete with real pine trees, a hospitality tent, food and entertainment make it a great way to have fun and raise money for charity. There is also a Community Dance the night before the event at The White Bear Country Inn.
The 2020 BEAR’ly Open was held on January 31 and February 1, 2020. The Community Dance is at White Bear Country Inn at 8:00 pm, and the Golf Event beginning at Noon at Ramsey Beach on White Bear Lake.
All net proceeds go to the White Bear Area Emergency Food Shelf – where the need has never been greater. To date, the event has 
contributed over $125,000 to the food shelf. 
Based on the purchasing power of the food shelf, this has resulted in over $1,085,000 dollars worth of food product. Join us as we begin our second decade and “Claw” our way towards our goal of $2,000,000 worth of food purchased!
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