Carver Historic District Updated
John von Walter has updated the Carver Historic District document for 2011.
The first part of Carver Historic District provides an introduction to the history of the area, and then the remainder takes a look at the history of each building and site individually. Please take a look at this and send any feedback to John on Facebook.
Logjam at Carver Bridge
Fleet Farm Construction Update 10.30.2011
Historic Carver Slide Presentation
View of the Carver Bridge from the River
Creating a new connection in Carver, Scott counties
Historic Carver Slide Presentation
Carver-on-the-Minnesota, Inc. invites the public to
attend a narrated slide presentation on the history of
Carver. The event will be held at the Church-by-the-
River at 109 Main Street East in downtown Carver and
is free, with refreshments provided.
The presentation will begin promtly at 7:00 p.m. on
Thursday, November 3, 2011. Space is limited, so
seating will be on a first come, first served basis.
Carver-on-the-Minnesota, Inc. is a nonprofit
organization dedicated to the enhancement of Carver
and its surrounding areas.
Bye, bye bridge
“We are anticipating completion of the removal of the last of the steel deck plat girder spans sometime next week,” wrote Terry Peterson with Omaha Track Material – the outfit handling the project. “Once that is complete, we will begin preparation for the demolition of the six concrete piers.”
Carver’s river crossing was originally built in 1871 by the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway (M&St.L). The railroad bested steamboats in the area by allowing for travel year round, including when the river levels were too low or the water frozen. It also allowed for important connections between Minneapolis and St. Paul to points west and south.
Carver 2nd Alarm 16th Annual Chili Feed
The 16th Annual Chili Feed by the Carver 2nd Alarm are planning to serve
between 11 Am and 5 PM. A meat raffle and silent auction will also be
held. All you can eat, chili, French Bread and Homemade Bars, Cookies and
Desserts. Advance tickets are available for $5.00 or $7.00 at the door.
Proceeds will benefit children with special needs surgery through the
Smile Network. Advance tickets can be purchased from Second Alarm members
or contact John Lenzen at 952.448.2850 or Barb Swanson at 942.448.2830.
You can enjoy the delicions chii on October 23rd …be sure to come and
have fun and a good meal….
State Wide Burning Restrictions
Congratulations to the 2011 Carver Lions Award Winners
Rock the Vest!
September/October Villager Tower
The latest Villager Tower is now available for download!
Please support the Villager Tower by downloading it and visiting its sponsors.
Villager Tower #278 September / October
The Villager Tower has been written and published since 1983 by Ricki Schultz. She can be contacted at (952) 448-5126 and [email protected].
Carver Current Server Upgraded
For the last year I’ve been hosting Carver Current out of a server in my home. This has been convenient and worked well for the most part.
Recently I migrated to a different server in my house, and since then, I’ve had about 5 days of downtime and significantly slower response times.
In order to increase speed and reliability, I have migrated the site again to a virtual server in a data center. Hopefully this will really improve things for everyone. Thanks for reading!
Potential Riverlook Park along the River?
The Carver Black Sox Turkey and Ham Bingo
Like to play bingo? How about forty games of bingo? When???? You ask.
The Carver Black Sox formally invite all of you interested in playing bingo and
having fun to come to the Village Hall on Friday, November 18th at 7 PM. You can play bingo until 11 PM. There will be food and beverages served.
There’s a meat raffle, as well. So be sure to mark on your calendars, November 18th, and plan on going to The Carver Black Sox Turkey and Ham Bingo!! It’s fun for all ages!!!