Month: March 2018

Mustard Moon is going “back to where it all started,” reports owner Jane Hall.

Ace Hardware and Paint in downtown Chaska will close its doors on Saturday, March 17.

Thousands of students in the southwest metro joined peers around the country in a national walkout to protest gun violence on Wednesday, March 15, 2018.

There are “no records found” of a city request for air restrictions over Hazeltine National Golf Club during the 2016 Ryder Cup, according federal aviation documents.

Development plans call for the Riedele/Ernst House, one of the city’s oldest homes, to be once again used for residential housing.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the March 15, 2018 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 .pdf’s that can be opened with Adobe Acrobat.

It seems we had a big week last week for the women of the states with their day of wanting equality. That’s not a bad idea, equal pay for equal work. Why shouldn’t it be that way?

Carver County ranks first in health outcomes and health factors according to 2018 County Health Rankings report, released March 14 by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) and University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute (UWPHI).

Police Report

The Arts Consortium of Carver County will host its 9th annual meeting at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 20, at the historic Notermann Building in Victoria.

Shop 501 & Company in Chaska celebrates its 5th anniversary in March. Established in 2013 as Shop 501, the vintage, home, art and garden store has grown from the original group of five partners to include 10 additional dealers, according to a press release.

Brooke Beyer is the director of community events and marketing for the Wayzata Chamber of Commerce. In her time with the chamber, the city’s beloved festivals— including James J. Hill Days, Chilly Open and the Wayzata Art Experience—have become annual events that draw thousands from across the Twin Cities.

MINNEAPOLIS — A Hennepin County jury ruled on March 14 that Michael Laurence Campbell, 21, was guilty of killing his 20-year-old girlfriend — Ria Patel of Eden Prairie — as a result negligent driving, and they ruled he was guilty of leaving the scene of the crash.

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? Send us your guess.

U.S. Attorney Gregory G. Brooker today announced a federal criminal complaint charging three rural Illinois men with bombing the Bloomington Islamic center on Aug. 5.

The correct answer to last week’s quiz was the Arby’s sign, off of Yellow Brick Road and County Road 61 in downtown Chaska.

March 8, 1928: The Happ Auditorium, which is now being used for roller skating and basketball, has a fine new $550 Brunswick Panatrope, purchased at the Burkhart Furniture Store. It is not only a handsome instrument, but from a musical standpoint, one of the greatest inventions ever made in the phonograph line.

It was just before Christmas that a massive overhaul of our nation’s tax code was passed into law. This reform plan, the first in over 30 years, is a major victory for our economy, our state and for the country. It will create more jobs, boost paychecks for employees, and put more money in people’s pockets.

It was just before Christmas that a massive overhaul of our nation’s tax code was passed into law. This reform plan, the first in over 30 years, is a major victory for our economy, our state and for the country. It will create more jobs, boost paychecks for employees, and put more money in people’s pockets.