Month: April 2021

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In response to the April 8 edition’s letter to the editor: “Democracy’s shining beacon,” Bad for the health of society,” and “Dangerous to our democracy.”

We look at the start of each new year as a new beginning and a fresh start. We may write down a goal for the new year and we hope that we are still working on that goal by the…

“Every struggle against a pandemic is a race against time.”

By an unanimous vote, the Minnesota State High School League Board of Directors is recommending from its eight-member Sports Medicine Advisory Committee for the Minnesota Department of Health to adjust mask requirements, allowing masks to be removed when student-athletes are…

With the arrival of spring and a steadily increasing number of vaccinated concertgoers out there, concerts are starting to return to Twin Cities venues. Yes, live music in front of live crowds. (Remember that?)

Applying for colleges is a stressful time for any senior — especially if that school combines already-strenuous academic studies with the intense lifestyle of military service.

CHANHASSEN — Applying for colleges is a stressful time for any senior — especially if that school combines already-strenuous academic studies with the intense lifestyle of military service.

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A team other than Chanhassen won a Metro West Conference girls golf event for the first time since 2015, Chaska posting a 20-stroke victory in the 2021 season opener at Bluff Creek Golf Club.

Henry Bushey was welcomed to the big club on April 12 with quite the hitting performance for Chaska in the season opener at Eden Prairie.

Minnesota’s COVID-19 case rates continue to rise steadily despite ongoing vaccination efforts.

Join the One Book | One Minnesota initiative in reading the middle-grade novel “Slider,” by National Book Award-winner Pete Hautman.

Chaska Police Department officers responded to the following calls. This is not a complete list of incidents.

Carver County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to the following calls. This is not a complete list of incidents.

Among 700 youth in 4-H’s second-biggest competition, Carver County teams placed first, third and fourth in their respective youth development categories in March.

Parts of the Twin Cities metro will be under curfew orders Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, local cities have announced.