Month: March 2023

The Carver County Veteran Services Transportation Program recently upgraded its ride to a brand new 2023 Starcraft Ford E450 Minibus, replacing its 2015 minibus.

On March 21, the Scandia Sons of Norway will host a speaker to tell the tale of Norway’s “Hard-Ruler” of the Viking Age.

After a thrilling run through section 2AAAA, Chanhassen’s season came to an end March 17 at the hands of Class 4A No. 4 Minnetonka

The Holy Family volleyball program will be under new leadership this fall.

For about 16 years, Keith Deutsch’s father ran Ron’s Cycle Shop, LLC out of a shop on the family’s fourth generation farm in Helena Township.

If nothing else, it is clear that Dan Tengwall’s absence will surely be felt by veterans and their families across Carver County. Those who worked with him during his time as the Carver County Veteran Services Officer said the only…

Right before her high school career came to a close, Holy Family senior Sophi Hall capitalized on the chance to etch her name in the record books.

Despite apparent skepticism and some resistance, Carver County commissioners voted to support Scott County’s latest efforts to collect funding for a pedestrian bridge that would span the Minnesota River and connect the two counties.

While guiding a photo tour in Florida last week, we were fortunate to capture some amazing images of one of North America’s most stunning birds, the roseate spoonbill (Platalea ajaja). Standing nearly 3 feet tall, this pink, red, white and…

March was once the first month of the year for many inhabitants of Earth’s Northern Hemisphere. It was the time when spring returned and was widely observed as the occasion for new beginnings after the long, dark days of winter.

Want to help end homelessness in Minnesota? We can do it if we make enough noise.

Want to help end homelessness in Minnesota? We can do it if we make enough noise.

With help from the city, Cooper’s Foods owners Gary and Sandy Cooper may be getting the support that they need to keep their 106-year-old family business running and thriving.

The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community shared an update for an organic recycling facility that would bring “very high tech composting” to the area in a presentation to the Chaska City Council Meeting on March 6.

Should the state legislature set a minimum wage for non licensed school employees?

The Carver City Council on March 6 approved resolutions related to the development of Creekside Park and the proposed fire station/public services building project.

It’s now that special time of year where temperatures are below freezing at night and above freezing during the day, creating the perfect conditions for naturalists and hobbyists alike to collect sap for maple syrup production.

Manjit Harrison looks at a combination of eggs, butter, sugar, flour and other ingredients and sees something most people don’t — a spark for communication.

Mayor Elise Ryan has completed three of four stops on her “State of the City” tour, and now she is heading to the Capitol to make the projects highlighted in her presentation a reality.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the March 9, 2023 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…