Category: Chaska Herald

The 2021 Chaska Cubs Lead-Off Party is back, scheduled for Saturday, May 8, from 4 to 7 p.m. outdoors at Athletic Park. Food specials will be available for purchase.

Melchert Hubert Sjodin PLLP, with offices in Waconia and Chaska, recently added two new associate attorneys.

This very active, shepherd-mix guy is looking for a home with a high-fenced yard where he can be the only pet, as he is not good with smaller animals. Jumper is 82 pounds of happy energy and will play fetch…

People can pump up their bike tires and fit their helmets for an upcoming citywide bicycling event on Saturday, May 22. Participants will have three options to get their wheels turning: family rides, mountain biking, and a road ride.

Eric Songer was named the 2021 Teacher of the Year by the District 112 Foundation as part of its Excellence in Education Awards.

Carver County COVID-19 statistics, provided by Eric Sieger, county communications manager on May 3.

After a year of unexpected expenditures and fluctuating enrollment numbers, school districts throughout the state face are facing budget shortfalls that could be ongoing.

Manufactured home operator Havenpark Communities has purchased Chaska’s Brandondale Chaska Mobile Home Park for $40 million.

Chanhassen won a state championship, played in two other state tournaments, and has been in the running most years to represent Section 2-4A at Caswell Park.

Chanhassen had runners on base throughout the game April 30 at Athletic Park. So did Chaska, the difference being the Hawks strung hits together, winning the first meeting of the season 7-0.

Minnetonka’s Carson Herron played 4-under par over 36 holes, finishing second overall at The Preview at Edinburgh USA on April 30-May 1.

Chanhassen was nowhere to be found in the April 27 Minnesota Lacrosse Coaches Association rankings. After five wins to start the season, including matches over Bloomington Jefferson, Stillwater and Mahtomedi, the Storm may be featured this week.

High school sports are more than what a spectator sees from the drop of the puck to the final horn. Dave Snuggerud, an educator for more than two decades, understood that.

High school sports are more than what a spectator sees from the drop of the puck to the final horn. Dave Snuggerud, an educator for more than two decades, understood that.

Three matches postponed due to April showers, only two matches played, sunshine and 60s brought out great competition between Chanhassen and Bloomington Jefferson on April 29 at Pioneer Ridge Middle School.

Senior Izzy Hohbein was one of 10 Chaska scorers in a 20-0 home win over Robbinsdale Cooper in girls lacrosse April 19.

My name is Martha Brannon, founder and executive director of His House Foundation (HHF) and Abundance Food Share, a 501(c)(3) organization.

In your April 15 edition, a letter entitled “Democracy requires citizen participation” addressed the new Georgia voting law.

Art is the outward act of self-expression. Whether art is visual, musical, literary or performing, art is individual in creation and interpretation.

In a recent letter to the editor (“We need good voting laws,” April 22), the writer shared their experience with voting in the 2020 election.