The Chaska Education Association (CEA) and Eastern Carver County Schools (ECCS) came to a tentative agreement on the 2023-25 teacher contract on Thursday, March 21. The agreement came out of the second mediated meeting between the CEA and the negotiating… 
Carver City Council approves multiple projects, sets Spring Clean-up
The Carver City Council at a recent meeting approved items related to a number of community projects, and mentioned dates for several other important events. 
Chaska Athena Award goes to Aubrey Heyer
Senior Aubrey Heyer has been named Chaska High School’s 2024 Athena Award winner. 
Chaska boys track set to compete for conference crown
The Chaska boys track and field team has a good memory. 
West African Dance and Drum Corp to perform in Chanhassen
Tiitambe West African Dance Ensemble is coming to Family of Christ Lutheran Church in Chanhassen on Wednesday, April 3 at 6 p.m. to perform free for the public.
Public Notices from the March 21, 2024 Chaska Herald
Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the March 21, 2024 print edition of the Chaska Herald? The page or pages on which those notices were printed are attached to this item, in the form of pdf’s…
Villager Tower for March / April 2024
The March / April 2024 edition of Carver’s Villager Tower is now available for download!
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Carver Villager Tower #405 March / April
The Villager Tower has been written and published since 1983 by Ricki Schultz. She can be contacted at (952) 448-5126 and [email protected].
Polars Athletics Currently Sit 5th in Updated Jerome Kruse Award Standings
St. Paul, Minn. – The 2023-24 Kruse Award standings following the conclusion of the winter season were released on Wednesday and Crown currently sits 5th.
Cade Carroll and Tyrus Buckner Named CSC Academic All-District
St. Bonifacius, MN – Cade Carroll and Tyrus Buckner were named CSC Academic All-District on Tuesday.
Chaska Police Report: March 18-24
Chaska Police Department officers responded to the following calls. This is not a complete list of incidents.
Library to host book sale, spring events
Spring into some great reading at Friends of the Chaska Library pop-up book sale held in the Fireplace Area from 10 a.m. — 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 6.
Housing density bills threaten to upend local zoning control, area leaders say
While housing needs across the nation continue to rise, municipalities across Minnesota have expressed serious reservations about two bills being debated at the state Capitol, which could change housing across the metro and beyond. 
Chaska girls track looks to move up in the standings
Can the Chaska girls track and field team move up in the standing in the Metro West Conference this spring? 
Commentary: Living Life Fully: Turn negative thoughts into positive action
When I am working with people, they tell me the most important thing they would like help with is releasing negative thoughts. 
Commentary: Hope– a beacon of light in times of darkness!
Have you noticed there seems to be an increasing feeling of angst in the world today? There’s more anxiety, depression, and even increased suicide rates. These things can happen when people lose a sense of hope. 
Polars Men Fall Just Short as Tennis Battles With Knights
Owatonna, MN – The Polars tennis teams battled with the Knights of Martin Luther on Saturday and both fell by scores of 5-4 and 9-0.
Polars Baseball and Softball Postpone Weekend Games
St. Bonifacius, MN – Due to projected cold temperatures and inclement weather in the Twin Cities area this weekend, the Polars Baseball and Softball teams will postpone their weekend games to a later date.
School, library leaders with mixed views on proposed book banning legislation
Chaska Library Branch Manager Kevin Spencer has seen it all during his decades of working in libraries, but two things come to mind when he thinks of the community rallying – when Prince died, and when the community came together… 
Plays at Southwest Christian High School showcase students on and off the stage (copy)
Southwest Christian High School is performing “Beauty and the Beast” on April 26–27. Thirty-three students are involved in the cast and crew with students able to work behind the scenes with lighting, camera operation and sound design. 
Plays at Southwest Christian High School showcase students on and off the stage
Southwest Christian High School is performing “Beauty and the Beast” on April 26–27. Thirty-three students are involved in the cast and crew with students able to work behind the scenes with lighting, camera operation and sound design. 