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Thursday, June 25, 2026
Good morning.
For our top story this week: a frightening scene in Woodbury that involved an SUV left multiple Woodbury townhomes damaged on Friday, though thankfully no residents were injured. The driver was arrested and now faces multiple charges.
We also have a look at several new restaurants headed to the east metro, a memorable season for the Woodbury Royals baseball team and upcoming community events.
As always, thank you for making Woodbury News Net part of your week.
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Top Story

The driver hit another townhome before crashing into a third unit, stopping halfway inside a dining room. (Credit/Michael Bullerman)
SUV Crashes Into Multiple Woodbury Townhomes
by Pat Mack | Published on June 21, 2026
A driver of a white SUV crashed into three townhomes and caused a major gas leak in Woodbury's Lodges at the Preserve subdivision Saturday night. The driver was taken to the hospital for evaluation, and no residents were hurt.
“Affected homes were evacuated out of an abundance of caution,” according to a statement from the Woodbury Police Department. “Once the gas leak was contained, affected residents were allowed back into their homes.”
A 53-year-old man from Oakdale, Minnesota, was arrested and now faces a gross misdemeanor charge for chemical test refusal, alongside three misdemeanor charges for driving under the influence of alcohol, failing to notify property owners or police after a collision, and reckless driving. The criminal complaint filed in Washington County District Court states his preliminary breath test at the scene recorded a 0.295 BAC. A police officer secured a search warrant for a blood or urine sample but the man refused at the hospital.
News
![]() | From Fried Chicken To Hot Pot, New Restaurants Are Coming To The East Metroby Beth-Ann BloomHangry Chicken's former Donegal Drive space won't stay vacant for long. It will be filled by another poultry option, Official Chicken. |
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City & County
![]() | Woodbury Royals Match Second-Most Wins In Program Historyby Jory DeLoachOne word best describes the Woodbury High School baseball team's 2026 season: special. |
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Out & About
![]() | Events: Skateboard Camp, Firefly Hike and Try Hockey Dayby Woodbury News NetTo submit an event for inclusion on this calendar, send an email to [email protected]. Please include a link where readers can go for further information. |
Garden Blog: You Still Have Time to Sow
![]() | By: Ying LiangBy late June, most gardens have settled into shape, but gaps can still appear: lettuce that bolted and was pulled, carrots that never came up or a perennial chewed down by rabbits. This is a good week to take a second look at those empty spaces. In Woodbury’s Zone 5a growing season, the window for sowing seed has not closed. |
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