Last year, I shared my Truth in Taxation Statement with all of you, and I promised to share the new one for 2024.
Carver creates new 10-year, long-term plan
The City of Carver has created its first long-term financial plan covering projected costs and revenues for the city for the next 10 years.
Storm boys hockey team tops the Hawks
The Chanahasssen boys hockey team earned their sixth straight win with a big win against their arch rival.
Stormhawks hockey earn fourth win of the year
The Chaska/Chanhassen girls hockey team dropped a tight conference game this past weekend.
Southwest Christian opens new athletic complex
Southwest Christian High School now sports a new addition to its campus.
Commentary: It’s time to fix the Met Council
With 4,200 employees and an $890 million annual operating budget, the Metropolitan Council is the fourth-largest government in Minnesota delivering essential public services to the state’s most populous region. Among these services are: highways, mass transit, sewers, water and parks.…
But by all means, keep moving (copy)
The 7th Annual MLK Day Human Rights Celebration opened with Chaska High School Speech Team members Fatoumata Sanneh and Samsam Hassan reciting an excerpt from Dr. Martin Luther King Junior’s speech, “Keep Moving from this Mountain.”
But by all means, keep moving
The 7th Annual MLK Day Human Rights Celebration opened with Chaska High School Speech Team members Fatoumata Sanneh and Samsam Hassan reciting an excerpt from Dr. Martin Luther King Junior’s speech, “Keep Moving from this Mountain.”
Carver’s long-range plans project population to double by 2040
The City of Carver has created its first long-term financial plan covering projected costs and revenues for the city for the next 10 years.
Preparing with purpose: Chaska scout troop celebrates 50 years
Chaska Scouts BSA Troop 174 started small 50 years ago and has since mentored multiple generations of children as they grew into young adulthood. In essence, participants learned the benefits of embracing the organization’s motto of “Be Prepared.”
The road to economic development; future projects look to enhance Victoria’s economy
The Minnesota Department of Transportation recently announced a $3.7 million award to construct a new roundabout in Victoria.
Stormhawks gymnastics earn high career scores
The Stormhawks gymnastics team returned to the mat and put up some impressive scores.
CC United Soccer Club to host annual fundraiser
Chaska/Chanhassen United Soccer Club will hold their third annual fundraiser.
Hatton Named D3baseball.com Preseason Third Team All-American
St. Bonifacius, MN – Howie Hatton was named D3baseball.com preseason All-American as announced this week.
Men’s Basketball Drops UMAC Showdown to Vikings 75-71
St. Bonifacius, MN – The Polars Men’s basketball team faced off with the Bethany Lutheran College Vikings on Saturday and fell by a score of 75-71.
Women’s Basketball Falls in Overtime Heartbreaker to Vikings
St. Bonifacius, MN – The Polars Women’s Basketball team faced off with the Bethany Lutheran College Vikings on Saturday and fell in overtime 84-79.
Carroll and Buckner Earn Double-Doubles, Men’s Basketball Defeats Knights 88-62
St. Bonifacius, MN – The Polars Men’s Basketball team faced off with the Martin Luther Knights on Friday night and came out on top by a score of 88-62.
Women’s Basketball Falls to Knights in Overtime 80-71
St. Bonifacius, MN – The Crown College Women’s Basketball team faced off with the Martin Luther College Knights on Friday and fell 80-71 in overtime.
Public Notices from the January 11, 2024 Chaska Herald
Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the January 11, 2024 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…
Let’s work together in fulfilling MLK’s dream
As we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Day, we remember the famous “I Have a Dream” speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Dr. King’s speech on racism and equality was delivered 55 years ago, yet today we see…