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Civic Life
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Mayor’s Corner for Carver, February 2026: Mayor Courtney Johnson addresses federal immigration enforcement, public safety improvements, and legislative priorities for Carver. She emphasizes community trust,… read more >>
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Minnesota’s precinct caucuses are set for Tuesday, February 3, 2026, enabling voters to influence party platforms and candidate endorsements. Caucuses are organized by parties, allowing… read more >>
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As Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity has ramped up across the Twin Cities, area residents have lined up to passionately express their opinions on… read more >>
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Carver County Commissioners update, January 2026: Commissioners Lisa Anderson highlight the importance of local governance and citizen engagement. Residents are encouraged to verify information before… read more >>
Lifestyle & Culture
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Chanhassen teenager Natalia Yurecko’s inspiring book on anxiety and OCD, co-authored with her mother to help youth and families understand mental health. read more >>
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This column by Bob Roepke addresses community engagement and suburban transit. It also highlights the new amateur baseball season and a short congrats to the… read more >>
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Spring time means fun events at Carver County Libraries, including book sales and gardening programs. read more >>
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Number 15 in the fascinating historical mystery series by Charles Finch, featuring aristocratic amateur detective Charles Lenox. “Hidden City” is set in London, 1879. read more >>
Living Well
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Itching to start gardening? Yes, you can! Minnesota gardeners can maximize their 2026 harvest by starting seeds now through indoor cultivation and winter sowing. Indoor… read more >>
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Mila Patel presents her HOSA project with partners Theertha Gopireddy and Aaryahi Thapa for the social media campaign Redefining Real, which encourages teens to challenge… read more >>
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Hockey legend and Chaska resident John Mayasich recalls the 70th anniversary of USA’s first medal in Olympic competition. He says the game has changed since… read more >>
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In many parts of the county, the Robin is seen as the sign that spring has or will soon arrive. We like the Robin, and… read more >>
