The Two Twelve Medical Center is getting a new top floor.
Villager Tower for March / April 2022
The March / April 2022 edition of Carver’s Villager Tower is now available for download!
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Carver Villager Tower #381 March / April
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Library: Celebrate arts in April
Celebrate Arts in April with Carver County Library and join us to learn a new skill or polish one you already have. From classes with Parcel Arts to upcycling cards and crafts, we have something for everyone.
Autumn warms up to new people quickly
Autumn is a pretty 1-year-old brown tabby domestic shorthaired female, who has been a great mama to her kittens and now she’s ready for some TLC of her own! Autumn has been living with other cats in her foster home…
Paid letter: Doesn’t illustrate moderate view
A letter in the March 17 paper characterized Councilwoman Rehm as a “radical leftist” (“Look forward to electing more Republicans”). The implication of the letter is that Greg Boe is a moderate in comparison to Councilwoman Rehm.
Letter: Standards must be clear
Mary Leizinger recently wrote comments that need to be challenged and clarified. (“Costs may be deployed elsewhere,” March 17).
Work-based learning broadens options for District 112 students
Eastern Carver County Schools is offering a work-based learning program for students. They have the opportunity to learn about trades and receive on-the-job training.
Letter: Federal funds assist with road projects
The members of the Southwest Corridor Transportation Coalition would like to extend our gratitude to our U.S. senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith for their work in securing funding for U.S. Highway 212 and Trunk Highway 5 in Carver County…
Carver County Sheriff’s Office partners with IN2WORK Program
The Carver County Sheriff’s Office recently partnered with Aramark in the IN2WORK Program, according to a press release.
Letter: Chaska Human Rights Commission stands with the Ukrainian people
The Chaska Human Rights Commission stands with the Ukrainian people and their right to fully actualized and protected human rights, sovereignty, peace, safety, and their democratically elected government.
Public Notices for the March 24, 2022 Chaska Herald
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Public Notices for the March 17, 2022 Chaska Herald
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Junk Bonanza holds spring show at Canterbury Park
Junk Bonanza is returning to Canterbury Park for its first spring show in years.
Carver County begins redistricting process
Carver County announced the process and timeline regarding redistricting, commencing with a public informational meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 5 at the Government Center’s Board Room in Chaska.
Celebration of Poetry on April 11
April is National Poetry Month. The poets and writers of the Arts Consortium of Carver County are holding “A Celebration of Poetry,” at 6:30 p.m., Monday, April 11 at Shepherd of the Hill Church, 145 Engler Blvd., Chaska.
Chaska concert features women composers
The Arts Consortium of Carver County is sponsoring an event called the New Song Collective Salute To Women Composers.
Homeowners in Scott and Carver counties could see property valuations rise over 20% or more
Homeowners in Carver and Scott counties could see an increase of 20% or more in the value of their homes when property assessments are released this spring, though the impact those estimates will have on property taxes in 2023 remains…
Gains seen across district classrooms
The million dollar question among educators across the country has been ‘How much did the pandemic impact student learning the last two years?’
Basketball, volleyball star Mallory Heyer receives Athena Award
No individual award will alleviate the pain of just missing out on a return trip to the girls state basketball tournament, but nonetheless, Chaska forward Mallory Heyer’s collection of honors continues to grow.
Art studio to hold benefit for Ukraine
Artist Richard Kochenash is hosting an upcoming Ukrainian benefit at his downtown Chaska art studio.