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Civic Life
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Mayor’s Corner for Carver, May 2025: Carver City Mayor Courtney Johnson highlights the need for a larger Public Services facility, announces hiring for summer maintenance… read more >>
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The Carver County Environmental Center will change its operating hours on June 4 to enhance community service. The new schedule aims to reduce wait times,… read more >>
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Carver County Commissioners update, May 2025: Highway 212’s expansion is vital for Carver County, improving safety, reducing congestion, and stimulating economic growth. The project enhances… read more >>
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Carver County may face a property tax hike in 2026 due to Governor Walz’s budget proposal, which imposes additional service costs without local control. Officials… read more >>
Lifestyle & Culture
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Night to Unite returns Tuesday, August 5, with neighborhood gatherings across Chanhassen, Chaska, Carver, and Victoria. The event, part of a statewide effort involving 175+… read more >>
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White is a favorite mystery author known for the Doc Ford Mystery series. His engaging “Sharks Inc.” series for younger readers features characters exploring marine… read more >>
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Make your summer better by marinating proteins before grilling or cooking. You’ll add flavor, tenderness, and overall delicious-ness! read more >>
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Carver on the Minnesota, Inc. received a $10,000 grant from the Minnesota Historical Society for the “Carver Stories” project. This initiative will document local accounts… read more >>
Living Well
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Carver County’s decision to outsource its Crisis Team to Canvas Health has sparked concern among residents. The 40-year-old program, vital for local mental health support,… read more >>
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The Pileated Woodpecker, the largest in North America, is easily recognized by its black body and red crest. It thrives in wooded areas, feeding on… read more >>
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Disposing of your dried-up Christmas tree is simple for area residents. read more >>
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Black-capped Chickadees seem to be the friendliest neighbors. They can be the first to sing to us after we put out food for them. They… read more >>
