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Two teams hoping to contend with defending champion Chaska for the Metro West Conference title in 2022, Chanhassen and Benilde-St. Margaret needed two four-minute overtime sessions to decide a winner Jan. 4.

Len Simich, who has led the SouthWest Transit since 1997, plans to leave the public transportation agency early this year.

The Chaska City Council, on a 5-0 vote, approved a major step forward for the Chaska Community Center master plan Dec. 6, signaling an architect search for a potential expansion and significant upgrades to the center.

Two Chaska Middle School West music students were selected to be in this year’s Mid-Level State Honor Band, put on by the Minnesota Band Director’s Association.

Chaska made sure a large lead against St. Louis Park didn’t disappear this time around, scoring twice in each of the last two periods in a 5-0 home win on Jan. 4.

Nothing in nature ever stays the same. It is a mantra that I find myself telling people more and more. We expect nature to always be the same.

Carver County Library is excited to offer a Winter Author Series featured throughout the months of January and February to celebrate the Adult Winter Reading program.

Chaska knew things would be tougher this year as the defending state champions. Everyone is trying to beat them. Every night the opponent has that date circled on the calendar.

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Roughly 33 percent of the 2021-22 winter preps schedule is complete, here’s a look at how varsity teams at Holy Family Catholic and Southwest Christian are faring.

The Chaska Chanhassen Football Association annual meeting is set for Jan. 20 at 7 p.m. The CCFA office is located at 1280 Park Road, Chanhassen, MN 55317. The annual board meeting will recap 2021 and make plans for 2022.

I just took another look at last week’s editorial criticizing my friend Jim Weygand (“Beneath standards of community debate”).

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The guest commentary by Dr. Richard Scott in the Dec 23 Villager was disappointing because all it did was raise alarms. (“We face another variant battle: Omicron,” Dec. 23.)