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Understanding Atrial Fibrillation: What Patients Should Know
February is American Health Month. Dr. Prasun Mandal, the newest member of Lakeview Clinic’s family medicine team, submitted an article about heart condition atrial fibrillation.
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Eastern Carver County Schools Plans Referendum Community Forum Sept. 30
A nearly $7 million operating levy referendum for the Eastern Carver County School District will be on the ballot this November.
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Eastern Carver County High School Students Plan Walkout Protesting Gun Violence
Students in Easter Carver County high schools are planning walkouts on Friday, Sept. 5 to protest gun violence and commemorate victims of the shooting last week at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis.
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2,000+ Protesters Gather for Chaska Rally
An estimated 2,160 people gathered on Highway 41 in Chaska for a “No Kings” rally in protest of the Trump administration and its military parade.
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Carver County Commissioner Udermann Gets Probation Order Linked to Domestic Assault Charges
Carver County Matt Udermann will serve one year of probation related to a misdemeanor domestic assault charge.
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Local Group to Reboot Backyard Chicken Conversation
Since 2014, Kristen Bartley has been campaigning for an ordinance that would allow Chaska residents to keep backyard chickens. With a new mayor and two new members of the city council, the topic is once again being revived for consideration.
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Chaska City Council Prohibits Smoking in All Public Spaces
At the March 17 Chaska City Council meeting, the council voted unanimously to adopt an ordinance that bans all smoking in public spaces—including outdoor parks, trails and beaches.
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Chaska Moravian Church to Host SafeTALK Suicide Prevention Training
The Moravian Church in Chaska is hosting a free SafeTALK Suicide Prevention Training on Friday, March 7, from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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District 112 Hosts Community Engagement Session to Address Cost Containment Plan
About 90 parents, students, teachers and school administrators gathered at the Chaska High School on Monday to ask questions and provide feedback on cost cutting measures that were proposed at the regular school board meeting on Jan. 27.
