Month: September 2017

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the September 21, 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…

Let me begin by stating I am an independent. After years of experiencing the political system, I have evolved to vote for an individual, what they stand for and their performance, rather than blindly following a party.

We are being inundated with TV ads pro-David Stras for U.S. Court of Appeals judge.

James Myster drove slowly through the Louisville Swamp on Sept. 14.

Six runners in the top-nine, the Minnetonka girls cross country team registered a score of 20 points in winning the Blaze Invitational in Burnsville Sept. 21.

Students, family and friends gathered at the arches at the University of St. Thomas to remember Ria Patel on Thursday, Sept. 21.

Three matches in three days proved to be too much for Holy Family Catholic, defeated 4-1 Sept. 21 at home versus Waconia.

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Years of potholes and months of road construction have come to an end on Second Street’s business district, and shops are ready to celebrate.

Pastor Arlan Koppendrayer is leading a new church in Chanhassen.

Pastor Arlan Koppendrayer is leading a new church in Chanhassen.

FinnFest USA will celebrate Finland’s Centennial Sept. 22-24 in Minneapolis. The Minnesota Orchestra and other Nordic cultural institutions will be participating.

FinnFest USA will celebrate Finland’s Centennial Sept. 22-24 in Minneapolis. The Minnesota Orchestra and other Nordic cultural institutions will be participating.

The newly opened Chinese garden at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum is named “Garden of Harmonious Beauty.”

The newly opened Chinese garden at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum is named “Garden of Harmonious Beauty.”

EXCELSIOR — The Old Log Theatre will present the award-winning ’60s doo-wop musical, “Life Could Be a Dream,” running Oct. 6 through Feb. 17.

EXCELSIOR — The Old Log Theatre will present the award-winning ’60s doo-wop musical, “Life Could Be a Dream,” running Oct. 6 through Feb. 17.