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Free Summer Music Concerts Continue in Southwest Metro
All four southwest Metro Area communities — Carver, Chanhassen, Chaska and Victoria — have hosted numerous free music concerts so far this summer. More concerts are planned through August.
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Future of Old St. Hubert Church Remains Uncertain
Despite a seemingly growing wave of support for the restoration of Old St. Hubert Church in Chanhassen, the last remaining historic building in the community still faces an uncertain future. A nonprofit group is still leading a push to save the church from demolition.
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The Copperfield Restaurant Opens in Chaska
The Copperfield Neighborhood Diner & Bar opened June 23, replacing the previous restaurant, Crooked Pint, which operated adjacent to the Chaska Curling Center for the past decade.
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Chaska Nonprofit Promotes Crime Prevention
A newly established nonprofit — the Chaska Crime Prevention Fund — is striving to prevent crime and emphasize safety throughout Chaska.
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Amazon Distribution Center Gains Preliminary OK in Chaska
The first major project in Chaska’s new Big Woods Business Park will be a 218,000-square-foot Amazon distribution center. The City Council has approved preliminary plans.
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Carver’s Creekside Park Caters to Pickleball Enthusiasts, Dog Lovers
It was a beautiful Wednesday evening on June 3 as a parade of vehicles pulled into the parking lot at the newly established Creekside Park in the city of Carver. They gathered for an official ribbon cutting ceremony for the new city amenity.
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Hotel Victoria OK’d by Victoria City Council
The Hotel Victoria project is another step closer to reality, receiving unanimous approval by the Victoria City Council at its May 11 meeting.
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Free Summer Music Concerts Scheduled
As the summer season approaches, all four of our southwest Metro Area communities — Carver, Chanhassen, Chaska and Victoria — are ramping up for their popular summer concert series.
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Chaska’s Yard Waste Disposal Program Extended to Entire Month of May
The chore of spring yard work has been simplified in Chaska. Thanks to an expanded partnership with the new Dakota Prairie Composting facility just across the Minnesota River from downtown, the city is offering a full month — May 1 to 31 — for residents to dispose of unwanted yard waste. In previous years, Chaska offered a single cleanup day on the first Saturday of May. Residents would drop off grass clippings, branches, leaves and garden waste at Athletic Park and the piles of organic material would then be hauled away by a contractor. Starting this year, however, residents are…
