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J. Carver Distillery in Waconia announced a new absinthe, “Everlasting Absinthe Verte.”

Co-captain Siri Olson talked about giving it the best effort, working hard to keep the energy high in a Section 2AAA quarterfinal match at second-seeded Eden Prairie Oct. 27.

The question was always, how did Chaska, a team picked fourth in the pre-season sub-district poll, finish with an 8-0 regular season record? Finish with a No. 1-ranking in Class 5A.

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Jebadiah Merkle and Maria Streed, seniors for Southwest Christian, are going out on a state meet note.

Thank you once again to the dedicated and patient donors who volunteer their blood and time.

The southwest metro had a thing or two to say about the early arrival of snow on Oct. 26. Just not the same thing or two.

The southwest metro had a thing or two to say about the early arrival of snow on Oct. 26. Just not the same thing or two.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the October 26, 2017 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…

Belle Plaine beat Southwest Christian in three games on the Stars’ home floor in early october. Ever since, it’s been all Stars.

When you have a team like Blake School in Class A — now three-time consecutive champions — there’s no disappointment in second place.

Heartbreaking.

Olivia Anderson moved to Chaska her freshman school year, quickly finding herself in the front pack of the Hawk cross country team.

EDEN PRAIRIE — Zaheer Babar Khan immigrated to the United States in 2006 from Pakistan and has since become an American citizen.

The 20-year-old Burnsville man has been transported back to Minnesota from Nevada to face charges that he caused a crash that killed 16-year-old Shakopee High School student JaMason Moffett and critically injured two teenagers in the SUV.

The Metropolitan Council has awarded nearly $4.6 million in Livable Communities funds to transit-oriented development.

Class 6A football in Minnesota is in its seventh year and big cracks in the foundation have formed.

Law officers across the state have written nearly 9,000 bus stop-arm violation citations in the past six years, according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.

The friendly confines of the Hutchinson High School gymnasium — yes, the former home of Minnesota basketball great Lindsay Whalen — has been unfriendly to opposing teams over the years.