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The City of Carver is seeking applications for the position of Public Services Technician II.  Essential functions of the position include operation and maintenance of the municipal water infrastructure, sanitary sewer infrastructure, storm water, flood protection, municipal properties, fleet vehicles, and streets, with an emphasis on water and sanitary sewer (option C).

Starting salary is established by a collective bargaining agreement with a range of $24.24 to $30.21/hr.   All applicants must submit a cover letter and application. Applications will be accepted through July 5, 2018 at 3:00 p.m.  For a complete job description and application forms, please visit www.cityofcarver.com/employment. Cover letters and applications can be mailed or dropped off at the City of Carver, c/o Public Services Position, 801 Jonathan Carver Parkway, Carver, MN 55315. Please contact [email protected] with any questions.

Due to the past precipitation and the forecasted precipitation expected, the river level is predicted to rise into flood stage by the end of this week and into next week. Therefore, Riverside Park, campsites, boat landing and archery range is and will remain closed until the water level has receded and the Park is functional and safe to use. Please check the City’s website for updates.

Community members are invited to attend an open house 6-8 p.m. Thursday, June 14 to tour the Steiner-Kelting Mental Wellness Facility in Chaska.

State Sen. Scott Jensen (R-Chaska) will be host three town hall meetings across Senate District 47 in June.

Ponds with a Purpose
Often the small ponds seen in cities and developments are thought of as landscaping features to add beauty or increase wildlife habitat. While the ponds do that, their actual purpose is more intentional; they exist to protect lakes and rivers from pollution. See more…
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RAD (Reptile and Amphibian Discovery) Zoo visits the Chaska, Chanhassen and Victoria libraries. How often do you see turtles, snakes, or even alligators at the library? Get an up-close look at some amazing reptiles with another fascinating visit from RAD Zoo.

A regular season defeat to Chanhassen in overtime didn’t mean much to Minnetonka. The Skippers knew they were better than what they showed that April 27 night.

Riley Swenson rounded the bases, the Chaska dugout exploding in excitement, that word “belief” was in the air at Athletic Park for the eighth seeded Hawks versus top-ranked Edina June 4.

A four-stroke lead through 18 holes, two-time defending Section 2AAA champion Chanhassen was in a dogfight with Minnetonka for title No. 3.

With top-ranked Chaska in the Section 2AAA boys golf field, a top-five team in Minnetonka, the underdog was Wright County Conference champion Waconia.

A lead so safe, the boys golf team from Holy Family Catholic just had to play like it did over the first 18 holes of the Section 5AA Tournament.

Owen Boerema struck out five of the seven Holy Family Catholic batters faced in a second round playoff game. Then the lightning and rain came.

No one remembers the exact date, but the first track practice on an actual track surface for Southwest Christian didn’t happen until around the midway point of the season.

One relay through to state, two narrow misses cast a shadow of disappointment for at least two runners for the Holy Family Catholic girls track and field team at the Section 2A Meet June 2 in Mankato.

Updated at 1:47 p.m. June 4.  

On the weekend of May 26, Chaska High School joined 351 of the top high school quiz bowl teams in Atlanta, Georgia, for the 2018 High School National Championship Tournament.

Katie Boller Gosewisch has been selected to be the first executive director of WeCAB. Gosewisch began her position on May 18.

Just in time for summer, visitors have a new way to explore the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge — from their phones.