Month: August 2017

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the August 24, 2017 print edition of the Chaska Herald newspaper? The page or pages on which those notices were printed are attached to this item, in the form of…

Every kid with autism is different, and what impacts one doesn’t mean it will impact another. Isn’t that also true for every child, teenager, adult, senior — any person?

Every kid with autism is different, and what impacts one doesn’t mean it will impact another. Isn’t that also true for every child, teenager, adult, senior — any person?

Editor’s note: The newspaper rarely prints anonymous commentary; however, it is making an exception in this case. Authorship has been verified.

Editor’s note: The newspaper rarely prints anonymous commentary; however, it is making an exception in this case. Authorship has been verified.

With five of Holy Family Catholic’s top 12 without a varsity match under their racket, there were question marks into the girls tennis opener Aug. 24 versus Providence Academy.

Thursday’s season opener will go down as a loss, but for the Chaska girls soccer team, the positives to come out of the first 80 minutes extend beyond the result.

Jeremy Jourdain was last seen Halloween 2016 in Bemidji, Minnesota.

The Chaska City Council approved preliminary plans for the building of four data centers just north of West Creek Corporate Center, near the Clover Ridge neighborhoods, on the condition that the builder, Stream Data Centers, address neighborhood concerns regarding lighting…

Andy Mooney always wanted to work closer to his home in Carver, while maintaining his culinary skills.

The Carver and Chaska fire departments responded to a dumpster fire at Carver Elementary in the city of Carver at approximately 7 p.m. Saturday Aug. 19.

Andy Mooney always wanted to work closer to his home in Carver, while maintaining his culinary skills.

Andy Mooney always wanted to work closer to his home in Carver, while maintaining his culinary skills.

Final plans for Veterans Park (formerly known as the Schimelpfenig Park) were approved with a vote of 5-0 during the lengthy meeting Aug. 21. The council also approved the solicitation of bids of the first phase of the park, which…

Plans for an event center, called Bavaria Downs, on 270 acres of land on Bavaria Road near Victoria received unanimous approval by Chaska councilors, Aug. 21. The venue, operated by A’bulae will be able to accommodate two events of about…

The city faces a $250,000 shortfall to its 2018 budget following decreased local government aid from the state.

The Carver-Scott Extension Master Gardeners will be selling plants at the 9th Annual Master Gardener Plant Sale in Chaska.

La Academia has been a school of many firsts since it first opened in Eastern Carver County School’s Kindergarten Center in 2012.

The Minnesota State Fair, Aug. 24 through Sept. 4, has many highlights. One of them, which itself highlights the best of the best, is the Creative Activities Building.

As well as being a state with many readers, Minnesota also boasts a number of small presses that publish fiction, nonfiction, and poetry books. Many of these presses are listed at http://publishersarchive.com/Minnesota.