Author: Staff Writer

A fork in the road. Which path will Chaska take.

Four power-play goals, including a highlight reel tally from Mike Koster, improved Chaska to 4-0 on the season in a 7-1 win over Waconia Dec. 12.

Lukas Haugen stood feet from the ice, awaiting his time as junior goaltender for Southwest Christian/Richfield. As teammates entered Chaska Community Center Dec. 9, Haugen greeted each and everyone of them.

The answer to last week’s quiz was the Chaska Veterinary Hospital, off of Engler Boulevard.

The Riley Purgatory Bluff Creek Watershed District is seeing applications for its volunteer Citizens Advisory Committee.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the December 7, 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 .pdf’s that can be opened with Adobe Acrobat.

Dec. 14, 1876: We would caution our farmers and others from the country, against leaving goods in their sleighs while in town over night. There are a number of petty pilferers in town who make it their business to “gobble” up all stray packages they can find.

Fare For All, a local nonprofit food program created to make frozen meat and fresh fruits and vegetables more affordable and accessible to all families will be selling Holiday Packs for $30 at Crown of Glory Lutheran Church from 4-6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 21.

The Carver County Board approved a reorganization, which combined Land Administration staff from Taxpayer Services with Land Records staff from the Recorder’s Office.

Students from the New Beginnings program at SouthWest Metro Intermediate District 288 are collecting new and unwrapped gifts for “Gifts for Seniors” now through Jan. 6.

Six Chaska/Chanhassen wrestlers placed in the top six at the Ethan Herman Memorial Tournament Saturday at Chanhassen High School.

Increasing the team score by more than five points, Chaska/Chanhassen placed fifth of seven teams at the Prior Lake Gymnastics Invitational Dec. 9 at Twin Oaks Middle School.

It’s no secret that our workforce is one of our state’s greatest assets. Minnesota is home to some of the best educated, hardest working people in the country. We have the numbers to back that up.

The Waconia Lions Club launched its Carver County Korean and Vietnam Memorial Trip Project in August at the Carver County Fair.

“The Nutcracker” has since been performed around the world during the holiday season for more than 125 years.

It’s not being said out loud much, but it’s being brought up. Unfortunately.

It’s not being said out loud much, but it’s being brought up. Unfortunately.

In response to Robert Bliss’ letter “What is the bar for us?”(Dec. 7), I would ask what is the bar for the GOP and for Al Franken’s accuser, Leeann Tweeden?

Chanhassen, 59 seconds after surrendering the tying goal in the closing minutes of regulation, found the net one last time, scoring a 5-4 home win over Rogers Dec. 9 in Victoria.

Matched up against fifth-ranked and unbeaten Rush City in the Breakdown Classic Dec. 9 at Minnetonka High School, Holy Family Catholic held the opposition to 16 second-half points, yet lost 46-42.