At a recent fundraiser at Guardian Angels School, Corey and Tracy Huson bid for Principal Nancy Ronhovde to serve as “Butler for the Day” for their first-grade son, Nicholas.

Rick Johnston, of Fridley, a glazier with District Council 82 Painters and Allied Trades, helps replace a window during Christmas in May last Saturday in downtown Chaska. Union workers provided skilled labor for the 14th annual event. About 200 volunteers helped renovate five homes and one senior care facility during Christmas in May. The weather ended up being cooperative, other than a few sprinkles and the chilly temperatures.

A Let’s Go Fishing Chapter has started up in Chaska. The program provides the opportunity for Active Older Adults, ages 55+, to get out on the area lakes fishing. Learn more and meet volunteers, sit on the pontoon and sign up to go fishing -- from 10 a.m. to noon today (May 11) at The Lodge at the Chaska Community Center, 1661 Park Ridge Drive. Pictured are Tim Redman, Jason Kirsch and Kathy Skinner, with Chaska Parks and Recreation.

Greg Boe, Herald weather blogger and city councilor, caught another sign of spring with his camera -- goslings.

For Teacher Appreciation Week, Clover Ridge Elementary School teachers were recently greeted by a sidewalk message: “Teacher Appreciation Week; XOXO; Thank You; CRE Teacher’s Rock.”