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The future is now in the present for Carver Elementary, with design and planning of the 19,000-square-foot addition all but wrapped up. The construction phase is set to begin in December, with a target opening in fall 2022.

Service to your children is my life’s work. From the moment I began student teaching at Chaska High School in 1990, to current preparations readying to teach freshman English, my work is to serve your children.

When I was a student at Chaska Middle School (back when there was just the one), our district held a very important referendum.

Our church’s “Black Lives Matter” flag got stolen, and we don’t know by whom. Maybe it was an errant teenager bent on some random vandalism; I was a teenage vandal myself a couple times.

The scarecrow exhibit has been a mainstay of fall at the Arboretum for so long that signature events manager Wendy Composto can’t remember when it began.

It was two years ago when Zoe Thoma, a sophomore, helped the Chanhassen girls swimming and diving team accomplish something for the first time in school history. The Storm girls placed all three relays on the podium at the state…

It’s been a while since Chaska girls tennis beat Bloomington Jefferson. Four seasons to be exact.

Chris Evans ran to an 11th-place time at the Norwood Young America Invitational at Baylor Regional Park for Southwest Christian, leading the boys team to a third-place finish among 17 teams on Sept. 14.

Eric Oconitrillo converted a free kick with under three minutes to play, the only goal scored in Holy Family Catholic’s 1-0 win over Delano Sept. 14.

In the early weeks of 2020, when a mysterious new virus began making headlines, South St. Paul resident Steve Romenesko watched the news closely.

The non-profit Twin Cities Walleyes Unlimited helped build a fishing pier on the City of Victoria’s Wasserman Lake. Funding went to Wasserman West Lakefront Park located at 9175 Church Lake Blvd., which sits on the west side of Wasserman Lake.

A long bus ride didn’t seem to faze Holy Family Catholic at all.

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Winning the first five races and diving competition, Chanhassen jumped out to a 22-point lead on Chaska, improving to 2-0 in Metro West Conference duals with a 111-75 victory on Sept. 9 at Pioneer Ridge Middle School

On the morning of the 20th anniversary of Sept. 11 terror attacks, volunteers placed 12 flags in the St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery, located at 300 E 4th St., Chaska. The flags were displayed until Sunday afternoon.

A Wild West show, fire department water fights and a parade headlined the return of Steamboat Days in Carver last weekend.

An 11-point lead in the third quarter, consecutive plays, one on offense, another on defense, each ended with touchdowns, Minnetonka pulling away for a 28-3 win over Blaine Sept. 10.

I’m back! This month, I wanted to touch on something that has been, honestly, life-changing. Getting my driver’s license!

Marissa Long and Isabella Roemer were second and third overall at the Hopkins Bauman Rovn Invitational Sept. 9 at Gale Woods Farm in Minnetrista, leading Chanhassen’s girls team to a sixth-place finish.