Month: June 2017

Due to technical difficulties, the City Council Meeting scheduled for this evening, June 19, 2017, will not be live-streamed.  Stay tuned for further updates.

PetS of the Week

Lincoln Cizek made birdie on four consecutive holes, finishing with an eagle-three to share the first-day lead of the Class AA State Tournament June 13.

A man was sentenced to nearly six years after a drug deal turned into a robbery involving a gun in Waconia.

A man was sentenced to nearly six years after a drug deal turned into a robbery involving a gun in Waconia.

 

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Jurors in Ramsey County have found St. Anthony police officer Jeronimo Yanez not guilty on all counts. He faced a manslaughter charge in the shooting death of Philando Castile.

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Kudos to Chaska city employees who were helping with storm clean up almost immediately after strong winds died down on Sunday.

I would like to share my thanks and gratitude for all of the Chaska Senior Party committee chairs and their teams, who worked since October of 2016 to make the party a night to remember.

Rep. Paulsen voted yes Thursday for HR 10 “Financial Choice Act” stating in his weekly newsletter that Dodd-Frank rules “overreached and in practice hurt Main Street and consumers.”

Rep. Paulsen voted yes Thursday for HR 10 “Financial Choice Act” stating in his weekly newsletter that Dodd-Frank rules “overreached and in practice hurt Main Street and consumers.”

Thanks to Joe Hoppe, chair of the House Commerce Committee, for his work this session to improve small employers’ options for offering health insurance to their employees.

Our elected U.S. Rep. Erik Paulsen hasn’t had an in-person town hall with us constituents since 2011. He only comes out in public under circumstances where he can control the narrative.

Several southwest metro students performed in the Minnesota Music Teachers Association’s 82nd annual State Honors Concert on Saturday, June 10, at the Minneapolis Convention Center’s auditorium.

Recently a request was made to the Chaska City Council for a conceptual letter of support for a 28-unit supportive housing project for people transitioning out of homelessness.

Due to technical difficulties, the Planning Commission meeting scheduled for this evening, June 15, 2017, will not be live-streamed.  Stay tuned for further updates.

Police Report

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