Steve Townley has been named a 2009 Super Real Estate Agent by RE/MAX Results. The annual award is compiled by two local magazines, Mpls. St. Paul and Twin Cities Business.

Nominees are rated for integrity, market knowledge, closing preparation and other criteria. Awards are made by a panel of 20 real estate industry experts.

Townley, who has an office at 2190 Como Ave., has been with RE/MAX Results since 1999.

St. Anthony Park artist Nancy Yermakoff received the Loa Ruth Sprung Award from the National Watercolor Society at its 89th annual juried exhibition at the Brea Art Gallery in Brea, California. Yermakoff was recognized for her watercolor painting “Series Four #17,” which will be on display at the gallery until Dec. 20. Entries for the exhibit came from all over the world.  

Yermakoff has a studio in the Northrup King Building in Minneapolis and participated in an event called “Art Attack” Nov. 6–8, when artists’ studios in the building were open to the public.

Como Park resident Kirstin Sersland Beach has been named a policy fellow at the U of M’s Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs. She is one of 37 individuals selected for the 2009-2010 program. Sersland Beach is a member of the Metropolitan Council, where she chairs the Central Corridor Light Rail Community Advisory Committee.

Through a nine-month educational experience that includes workshops, seminars and leadership development activities, policy fellows gain practical training in public affairs leadership while examining national and international issues. Fellows are selected from greater Minnesota as well as the Twin Cities. The program is in its 20th year.

An exhibition of sketches and paintings by Falcon Heights artist Hazel Thorsen Stoick Stoeckeler is currently on display at the James J. Hill House, 240 Summit Ave. The show spans eight decades of Stoeckeler’s work, beginning with a self-portrait from age 14 and including a selection of watercolors from the recent Nodin Press publication “Porthole Views of the World,” a collaboration with poet Elizabeth Weber. The exhibition runs through Jan. 17.

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