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As a volleyball player, Toni Kaiser had everything. She had height. She had hitting strength. She had a competitive, aggressive nature. She was an athlete.

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With its historical relics, worn but sturdy wood reading table and hundreds of ancient books lining the walls, it’s easy to imagine friars hard at work in the Guardian Angels Friary Library.

Whether you’re hoping to crush the competition at trivia, catch a local band, or enjoy a moment of lakeside repose, the southwest metro probably has a pint of local, craft beer for you. The following taprooms and brewpubs (and distillery)…

CHANHASSEN — Kris Howland, public relations director for Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, keeps a formulaic email that she still has to send at least two or three times a year.

Held to 29 total points in a four-game losing streak, Holy Family Catholic coach Dave Hopkins turned and looked up at the scoreboard, motioning at 45 on the side of the Fire.

It is almost winter, and that means road construction is almost over.

An 83-yard touchdown pass one play. The next a fumble on the ensuing kick-off. Chaska, in control through three quarters, suddenly wasn’t.

CenterPoint Energy is testing the large gas main near the bridge on Chaska Boulevard and Creek Road Wednesday, Oct. 18, according to a Chaska Police Department alert.

CenterPoint Energy is testing the large gas main near the bridge on Chaska Boulevard and Creek Road Wednesday, Oct. 18, according to a Chaska Police Department alert.

Officer Julie Janke, community partnership specialist with the Chaska Police Department, was honored at the Minnesota Crime Prevention Association (MCPA) Annual Conference in St. Cloud on Oct. 17.

Residents in Chaska are allowed to have any combination of three dogs or cats, after Chaska councilors passed an ordinance increasing the limit from two, Monday night.

Canterbury Commons, the $48 million development near Canterbury Park, is awaiting an amendment to the 2030 Comprehensive Plan.

Scoreboard watching, Benilde-St. Margaret winning its first volleyball conference title since 2004 in three games versus Chanhassen, as high as Chaska could finish was second place.

Each week we publish a detail of a local landmark. The next week we identify the landmark. Do you know where the heck this is? Send us your guess.

Freshman Emily Jurgens outlasted Minnetonka teammate Annika Elvestrom, an eighth grader, to win the Section 2AA singles title Tuesday in St. Peter.

Penalty kicks are something the Chanhassen boys soccer team regularly works on. So much so Coach Tom Szewczyk had a line-up of the first 10 shooters just in case.

The Eden Prairie City Council has gone on the record to state its opposition to new bluff standards being considered by the Lower Minnesota River Watershed District.