Month: April 2023

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

The Downtown Highway 41 Project has been a popular topic of discussion in recent months in Chaska, and it was no different at the Chaska City Council meeting on April 3.

Crews in Chaska began sanitary sewer pipe installation and will remove old storm sewer pipes during the week of April 10.

All ages can sign up for the Minnewashta Mud Run, which will be held July 15 at Lake Minnewashta Regional Park.

National Public Safety Telecommunications Week is being observed this week to celebrate the “unsung heroes that nobody sees,” according to Debra Paige, the Carver County director of emergency management.

State Highway 5 was the topic of conversation April 5 when Victoria Mayor Deb McMillan and U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer, D-Minn., met at Victoria City Hall — less than a city block from the aging roadway.

Students in the preschool at Family of Christ Lutheran Church in Chanhassen gathered April 6 to listen to a reading of the children’s book “My Daddy Tells Me” by author Thuba Nguyen.

Earlier in April, Chaska High School senior Kennedy Sanders received the school’s 2023 Athena Award.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the April 6, 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…

Chanhassen All-State soccer player Grace Fogarty earned one more recognition in March to close out her high school career.

The Chaska Water Department is flushing water mains from April 10 to May 2.

Baseball is back, and the Chanhassen Storm are coming off one of the strongest performances in program history.

The season is underway for 11,986 student-athletes participating in the Minnesota State High School Clay Target League this spring.

April 6 was a highly anticipated day for high school coaches and teams around Minnesota.

It is almost spring, and the season of projects is right around the corner. If your project involves new construction, or remodeling of a structure, you will likely need a building permit.

As crime has been pushed further into the virtual realm with new and evolving technologies, detectives have had to reassess the way they investigate crime scenes — or, perhaps more accurately, “crime screens.”

The Minnesota Departments of Agriculture and Health are partnering to offer free suicide prevention training for faith leaders in rural communities. This April and May, training will be offered to rural congregation leaders of all faiths and denominations.

Here’s a look at positions taken by local lawmakers on some proposals at the Legislature.

As an insurance agent, I interact with dozens of folks looking for health care coverage. Rather than listing out the numerous services and benefits that I am all too familiar with, I prefer to let numbers and statistics speak for…

In a recent letter, “Oh, the ills of socialism,” in the March 2 issue of The Herald, Sheri Meyers defended her appreciation for “socialism” and presented a defense that was built on a wrong premise. I could address each item…