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Carver County Library is excited to host Club Book and feature author John Moe on Wednesday, March 10. John Moe is the host and creator of the award-winning hit podcast “The Hilarious World of Depression” and the author of the…

Parents and supporters of Guardian Angels Catholic School are hosting a prayer event on Tuesday, March 2.

Are you interested in reading the public notices published in the February 25, 2021 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…

A former “American Idol” finalist recently performed a concert at Cornerstone Village in Victoria to help bring awareness to those with developmental disabilities and their caregivers.

Squiggles is a 2-year-old brown tabby mix domestic shorthair male, who’s actually not “squiggly,” but a very laid-back and quiet gentleman. He loves hanging out with people, getting face scratches and doing leg rubs. Squiggles hasn’t been around other cats…

Jillian Van Hefty has won first place in the adult category of the 2021 flash fiction contest sponsored by the Arts Consortium of Carver County. In her story, “Speechless,” a mother’s love and devotion is miraculously rewarded.

The Chaska Speech Team competed in the annual Eastview Speech Tournament this past Saturday.

Interested in learning more about monarch butterflies? Come to Monarch Hour with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), a Facebook Live event hosted by Minnesota Valley Refuge Friends.

The Science Museum of Minnesota has reopened with friendly reminders for visitors to stay a Golden Eagle’s wingspan apart.

It’s not every day a school district accepts a $2.5 million donation.

Carver County COVID-19 statistics, provided by Eric Sieger, county communications manager on March 1.

Every game has a learning moment in a season. For Chaska, how to deal with a deficit, how to adjust when things aren’t working, were primary lessons the third-ranked Hawks passed in an overtime win over Minnetonka earlier in February.

Every game has a learning moment in a season. For Chaska, how to deal with a deficit, how to adjust when things aren’t working, were primary lessons the third-ranked Hawks passed in an overtime win over Minnetonka earlier in February.

Chaska/Chanhassen split a home triangular at Chaska High School, defeating Fridley 40-39 and falling to Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran on Feb. 26.

Jordan and Holy Family Catholic among three teams fighting for the No. 3 spot in the Wright County Conference behind leaders Waconia and Orono, the Jaguars scored a large win, a 81-73 decision over the Fire on Feb. 26.

A seven-point lead at halftime, by the time Minnetonka head coach Bryce Tesdahl called a timeout the advantage was 17 for Chaska in a Feb. 27 matinee.

Winter may seem endless by the time March rolls around, but this month the sun and the day length are both climbing at top speed.

Extra attention was given by Chanhassen on Chaska senior Sully Scholle, coming off a four-goal game in a win over Orono.

Up against one, if not the top team in the state of Minnesota, Chaska/Chanhassen held their own at times, falling 6-2 at second-ranked Edina on Feb. 27 at Braemar Arena.

“I feel very relieved now.”