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Here is number 10 of the top 10 news stories of 2019, selected by the staff of the Chaska Herald.

For those living in this state, they’re probably no stranger to the term “Minnesota Nice.” But a recent study narrows that down a bit more, determining Carver County has some of the most giving people in the metro area.

Here are the top 10 news stories of 2019, selected by the staff of the Chaska Herald.

The Eastern Carver County School Board heard from a room filled with professed band lovers on Dec. 16. They showed up to express concern over what will happen to district-wide elementary band programs during the next school year.

CHASKA — Whether it’s a beard trim or a completely new ‘do, Glenn Goehring said over a thousand customers have trusted him with their hair for 46 years. The “Chaska Barber,” as he’s known, runs a one-man shop at 415…

Whether it’s a beard trim or a completely new ‘do, Glenn Goehring said over a thousand customers have trusted him with their hair for 46 years. The “Chaska Barber,” as he’s known, runs a one-man shop at 415 North Chestnut…

One driver has non-life threatening injuries after colliding with a truck Monday afternoon at the intersection of Highway 169 and Highway 41 in Jackson Township, the Minnesota State Patrol said.

The leaves are turning colors and it’s time to celebrate the return of fall with Oktoberfest celebrations right in Chaska.

Former Chaska mayor Edgar “Doc” Ziegler guided Chaska through some of its most tumultuous years.

CHASKA — Authorities have determined that a high-speed turn resulted in the drowning deaths of two Shakopee women last fall, according to a Chaska Police Department news release.

CHASKA — Authorities have determined that a high-speed turn resulted in the drowning deaths of two Shakopee women last fall, according to a Chaska Police Department news release.

CARVER — An Archdiocese review board concluded a former Carver priest is “not fit” to return to ministry.

CHASKA — As summer in Minnesota nears its official start, spring flooding is still evident.

Schram Haus Brewery is one step closer to opening.

EXCELSIOR — Heidi Miler was used to the grind.

Pollution is causing concern for the overall and long-term health of the state’s third-longest river.

The time is near, beer enthusiasts!

Minnesotans are well acquainted with the itchy, red bumps resulting from pesky mosquito bites after a summer evening outdoors. For those susceptible to skeeter syndrome and mosquito-borne viruses, however, the symptoms are more than just a nuisance.

Dead minnows stared back at Darren Troseth.

Located on Market Boulevard, the Chanhassen city hall is the epicenter of the city’s government. Built in 1980, with a vision from the architectural group BKV and CEO Jack Boarman, the building had to pass two referendums before it was…