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Chanhassen Residents Gather to Celebrate Holiday Season
A new coating of powdery snow added to the festive atmosphere Saturday night, Dec. 6, as the Chanhassen community gathered together to mark the start of the holiday season.
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Carver Residents Celebrate Start of Holiday Season
The Carver Lions Club and Carver Fire Department sponsored the annual “Carver Village Christmas” on Saturday, marking the start of the holiday season.
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Highway 5 Project Set To Get Underway in 2026
A major upgrade to Highway 5 between Victoria and Chanhassen will get underway next year, disrupting traffic flow along the stretch for the better part of two years.
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Victoria Flips the Switch to Start Holiday Season
Despite cold temperatures Thursday night, hundreds of local residents still showed up at the Victoria Lions Pavilion for the “Light Up Victoria” holiday celebration.
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Spreading Love One Shoebox Gift at a Time
Operation Christmas Child volunteers and donors across the southwest Twin Cities gathered thousands of shoebox gifts that are now on their way to kids around the world.
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Giant Christmas Tree Now Shining Brightly in Chaska
The lighting of Chaska’s 50-foot-tall Christmas Tree in Fireman’s Park on Sunday, Nov. 23, officially kicked off the holiday season for local families and individuals.
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New Center Helps Connect Families with Vital Support Services
The new Family Resource Center (FRC) for Carver County residents conducted a grand opening on Tuesday. The center offers families the support they need to navigate programs and services that can help them thrive.
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Chaska Church Welcomes New Pastor
Valley Christian Church in Chaska welcomed a new pastor and his family this fall — Ben Barthelemy and his family moved all the way from South Africa to take on the new role.
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Traffic Now Flowing Freely Across Four Chaska Roundabouts
After months of construction and detours, traffic was finally flowing freely through four newly constructed roundabouts along Engler Boulevard in Chaska.
