Month: May 2018

Entering the Section 2AAA Boys Golf Tournament May 30 and June 4, Chaska has played in 11 tournaments or league meets. When at full strength, the Hawks are undefeated.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the May 24, 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.

Facing a top pitcher in Megan Osterhaus, Chaska was eliminated from the Section 2-4A playoffs, a 6-0 loss to Burnsville May 24 at Miller Park in Eden Prairie.

Downtown Chaska Farmers Market returns 3-7 p.m. on Wednesdays, June 20-Sept. 12.

A Chaska motorcyclist was severely injured after an accident with a Chevrolet pickup in Arlington Township, Sunday morning.

Schools recently completed a shoe drive for the nonprofit Soles4Souls.

Judging from the answers last week, there are still a number of windmills around town — including at the Eitel House.

Join us in June at the Chanhassen Library to view the works of artist George Crocker.

The Sower Gallery at 145 Engler Boulevard, Chaska MN, announces a new exhibition, “The Pepin Portrait Project.”

Likely a play-in match into the Class AA State Tennis Tournament, Chaska senior Ian Altenburg fell short in his bid, a third-round defeat in the Section 2AA Individual Tournament May 26 at Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter.

The Spoonful brings you a roundup of the biggest news in the southwest metro region each week. 

As usual, Twitter continues to deliver little nuggets of hilarity, so here are seven tweets of the week — one for every day so you can save them for yourself as a little treat if you’d like.

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The top four individuals and top two relays advancing to the Section 2A Meet, Southwest Christian qualified 21 individual performances and three relays for the June 2 event at Mankato West.

As usual, Twitter continues to deliver little nuggets of hilarity, so here are seven tweets of the week — one for every day so you can save them for yourself as a little treat if you’d like.

It can be hard to imagine American life without cars, but when the automobile first debuted, it was an exclusive luxury item that few people could dream of driving for themselves.

Chanhassen capped three wins in three, well four nights, a 17-6 victory over Chaska May 25 to complete the Metro West Conference girls lacrosse schedule with a 6-0 record.

Joe and John, John and Joe. The Simons are headed to the Class A State Boys Tennis Tournament.

This week’s top-five crimes and courts stories in the southwest metro include a Coon Rapids man facing charges after allegedly feeling police in a stolen car and a black bear that was spotted in Burnsville.

Chaska Area Fishing with Friends and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Fishing in the Neighborhood program are again co-hosting a Family Fishing Day at Firemen’s Park in Chaska.