Category: Chaska Herald

Where are my keys? Where did I put my reading glasses? Why did I walk into this room?

Minnesotans are right to expect accountability and transparency from their public institutions. While this open approach to government is critical to ensuring that public programs and projects are run and managed efficiently, it is also important to ensure accountability and…

A local state lawmaker is uplifting student voices at the Minnesota Capitol in efforts to pass new legislation aimed at better addressing incidents of hate and discrimination in school.

A Carver man was sentenced to probation in district court Thursday for his role during a September 2021 altercation at an Eastern Carver County School Board public forum.

NEW ASSISTANT CITY ADMINISTRATOR

Minnesotans have been applying for and receiving more permits to carry firearms during the pandemic, according to new data from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.

The lead actors in the upcoming musical “Bright Star” have great chemistry on and off stage.

The lead actors in the upcoming musical “Bright Star” have great chemistry on and off stage.

From shows like “Riverdale” and “Euphoria” to all the bestselling young adult novels, the media is overflowing with depictions of steamy teenage romance.

Russian-made alcohol products were pulled from city-owned liquor stores in Richfield, Lakeville, Farmington and Wayzata this week amid the war in Ukraine.

When my husband and I decided to set our roots in the city of Carver, little did we know that my roots began here much earlier.

March was once the first month of the year for ancient people who lived in Earth’s Northern Hemisphere.

Sitting modestly on a chair, the outgoing fire chief turned slightly, so as to not directly face the dozens of people who showed up that day to honor him.

Saturday is the Chaska Sno-Hawks annual benefit for community members, with this year’s funds going toward 2-year-old Ryent Trebiatowski’s family.

Rep. Greg Boe (R-Chanhassen) announced this week that he will run for re-election in the new District 48B, which is made up of all of Chanhassen and a large portion of Chaska.

Brayden Slavik steadily was dropping time in distance freestyle events over his sophomore and junior seasons. Enough so to qualify for the state meet in 2021 where he was 14th overall in the 500-yard freestyle.

Kayla Pascoe recently announced her candidacy for Minnesota House District 17B.

Voters in Carver County might find themselves in new legislative districts this election season after Minnesota’s new political boundaries reshaped portions of the region.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the February 24, 2022 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…

If you are starting to feel that there is more sunlight each day on your way to and from work and school, you are correct.