Month: March 2021

Will Anderson stood tall on a pair of odd-man rushes in the first period, somehow getting a skate with an extended leg to keep one Delano/Rockford attempt out of the net.

This petite seven-pound calico gal was born around 2018. She enjoys brushing and petting and will start purring when her favorite person engages her. Sofia avoids strangers and will find hiding spots until comfortable. She is easygoing, passive with most…

PJ Velazquez moved up in the program record books, earning his 178th career win, moving past U.S. World team member Pat Smith into second place for Chaska/Chanhassen.

Jared Buckey missed the 2020 State Alpine Ski Tournament by one placing, a total of 18 hundredths of a second.

Nick Scheller was always a second-half skier. Brother Ben followed the same path to the State Nordic Ski Meet March 2 at Theodore Wirth Park in Minneapolis.

Chaska/Chanhassen closed out the Metro West gymnastics schedule with a 132.850-123.850 win over St. Louis Park on March 2.

Seven goals on 38 shots on goal, Chanhassen was on top of its game offensively in a 7-4 home win over Mound-Westonka on March 6.

Chanhassen Recreation Center will become a new temporary COVID-19 testing site in response to the rapidly growing outbreak of the B117 variant in Carver County.

A winner-take-all Minnesota River Conference championship between Mayer Lutheran and Southwest Christian, it was all Stars, an 87-74 win that was not nearly as close as the score suggested March 4 in Chaska.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the March 4, 2021 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…

Media around the state voiced their displeasure at the potential of not being allowed to cover winter sports tournaments in-person. The Minnesota State High School League listened.

All dressed, ready to take the ice, Chaska/Chanhassen was informed by head coach Jackie Pieper the varsity game was forfeited on Saturday, March 6.

Welcoming back leading scorer Callin Hake, Chanhassen won two games to reach the .500 mark for the first time this season. A one-point loss at Benilde-St. Margaret on Saturday, March 6, has the Storm at 7-8 overall into the final…

On Friday, March 5, the Minnesota Department of Health put out a press release warning of an outbreak of a B117 variant of the COVID-19 virus centered in Carver County.

On Friday night the Minnesota Department of Health put out a press release warning of an outbreak of a B117 variant of the COVID-19 virus centered in Carver County.

Variant COVID-19 cases in Carver County are part of a “rapidly growing” outbreak and linked to school and sporting events, prompting the recommendation to pause activities for two weeks, according to the Minnesota Department of Health.

Since receiving its first allocation of COVID-19 vaccine in mid-December, Ridgeview has administered approximately 20,000 doses to its staff, patients and community members to date. This includes both first and second doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, according to…

It’s been about a year since COVID-19 reached our communities.

We must fund the schools our students deserve. In response to Eastern Carver County Schools’ failed operating levy in 2019, the ECCS School Board cut $6 million from the operating budget.