Month: December 2016

Holy Family Catholic outshot New Prague 40-8 through two periods, leading by five goals in a 7-1 road win on Dec. 8 in the Wright County Conference boys hockey opener.

Tied at 43 with sixth-ranked Apple Valley in the second half, Minnetonka, despite its best play of the season, fell 83-74 at home Dec. 8.

Police Report

Police Report

The Chaska Curling Center and Event Center generated revenue, on top of operating expenses, of about $288,858 during its first year of operation, according to a presentation by City Administrator Matt Podhradsky.

The Chaska Curling Center and Event Center generated revenue, on top of operating expenses, of about $288,858 during its first year of operation, according to a presentation by City Administrator Matt Podhradsky.

The Chaska City Council met Monday night and discussed the yearly finances of all the city’s recreational services — including the Chaska Curling Center.

It’s been an unusually busy year for the Carver County Recovery Dive Team. Since June, the dive team has participated in three high-profile recovery cases, the last two within two weeks of each other in November.

The Chaska City Council took steps toward reconstruction of Second Street Monday night.

The Chaska City Council took steps toward reconstruction of Second Street Monday night.

The District 112 School Board has selected Clint Christopher to be the district’s next superintendent.

The Amazon fulfillment center in Shakopee said it will add 1,000 full-time employees to its work force, an increase of 66 percent.

Each week we publish a detail of a local landmark. The next week we identify the landmark. Do you know where the heck this is? (Read more…) Send us your guess.

Three Chaska High School seniors are teaching middle school students about how to become an entrepreneur, according to a news release.

Three Chaska High School seniors are teaching middle school students about how to become an entrepreneur, according to a news release.

The hashtag #WeBeatTonka is no longer needed for the Chaska/Chanhassen girls hockey program.

The hashtag #WeBeatTonka is no longer needed for the Chaska/Chanhassen girls hockey program.

Eight points on the scoreboard 10 minutes in, one of its top scoring threats on the bench with two fouls, Chaska was a team searching for offensive options beyond its star Myles Hanson.