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After reading the letter “Democracy’s shining beacon,” (April 8) which accused Republicans of a “big lie,” many people feel the 2020 election was flawed. They found it hard to have the results certified.

When the president announced his plans for spending trillions of dollars for infrastructure repairs, I could see where it might make sense to do that.

There’s a lot to look forward to this spring and summer in the city of Carver, and I want to share a few updates.

April 18-24 marks the recognition of National Volunteer Week, and this year at Auburn Homes and Services, we are celebrating the resiliency of our volunteers.

In a recent letter to the editor (“Voice your opposition to bill,” April 15), the writer raised several questions that I’d like to address.

Minnesota is changing how it handles mental health crisis calls by upping the number of people it can serve and making it easier to do so — in Carver County and beyond.

Minnesota is changing how it handles mental health crisis calls by upping the number of people it can serve and making it easier to do so — in Carver County and beyond.

April showers bring May flowers, and by the end of this particularly rainy month, there will be plenty of beautiful wildflowers sprouting across the state.

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This has been an extraordinary year for our nation, our state, our community and our schools.

The Minnesota fishing opener is set for the last possible day the season can start.

The rights of spring are particularly interesting, especially in the bird world.

Every spring and fall, land managers in and around Minnesota survey parts of the state for an annual burn cycle that benefits the environment in multiple ways, including preservation of native species and soil enrichment.

Fans from across the Twin Cities metro stand shoulder to shoulder, swaying back and forth as a powerful voice echoes on stage inside Paisley Park.

For a single $5 bill, Alyssa Aleckson found the perfect (read: cute) snowsuit for her daughter. It was in pristine condition, just like the suits she could have found elsewhere for maybe $30.

A jury has found former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty on all charges in the murder of George Floyd.

A jury has found former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin guilty on all charges in the murder of George Floyd.

The Chaska City Council approved installing a cricket pitch in the McKnight Park soccer field area at its April 19 meeting.

“What did it feel like (last) Monday, walking around the school being state champions?”