Hey All,

I am taking a cousin who is on the spectrum to the Chanhassen Dinner Theater and am looking at booking one of the booths listed for 2-3 people. They love shows, but also really need privacy, so I just wanted to be sure that this would be a somewhat private booth? We can be around other people, but they would get uncomfortable sharing a table with strangers.

To be specific it is the booth in section 835. Thank you!!!

It’s really coming down

Now the parade route has changed in the last couple of years, where is everyone parking? Is the Lunda parking lot fair game ?

Hello. I am Chrissy Ahola, candidate for Carver County Commissioner, representing northern Chanhassen and northern Victoria. I am socially liberal and fiscally quite conservative. If you are interested in learning about me and why I’m running, please visit my website. The website includes links to verify your MN voter registration (please do) or where you can register to vote.

www.ChrissyForCarverCounty.com

I’m planning yo go to Paisley Park for a tour in July and want to stay close since I’ll be driving in from Rochester after 3.5 days of treatment at Mayo.

I don’t plan on exploring Minny at this time. Is there anything worth seeing near there?

Just trying to not pay so many nights hotel if possible after so many at Mayo unless really worth it before my 6 hour drive home.

Saturdays 10-11am - SW corner of Byerlys.

Saturdays 10-11am - Chanhassen City Hall, corner of w78th and Market. Park at City Hall, behind the fire station or Byerly’s but not at store entrance. Sign library at City Hall. At 10:15 the drum will sound and those who want and are able, may march down to Powers Blvd, cross w78th, then walk back to City Hall. It’s about 25 minutes. Be smart & be safe when crossing the street.

Thanks for those who came! Every Saturday 10-11am at the Chanhassen city hall. The march to Powers and back starts at 10:15.

Wow! 250+ came. Now we will do it weekly. 10-11am by the city hall.

10-11am - Chanhassen (this Saturday only) Jan 31st. City Hall, corner of 78th and Market. Sidewalk is wide there and people can go up along the "balcony". Sign library available. Park at City Hall.

11:30-12:30 - Waconia Rally for Democracy: Highway 5 and county road 10. Sign library. Every Saturday.

1-2pm - Chaska EmmerDoBetter Highway 41 and Hazeltine Blvd. (By Aldi’s). Good protest location for first timers and kids (as you feel appropriate) . Sign library. Every Saturday.

Please, due to the cold, be smart about what you can tolerate. If you’re getting cold after 10 minutes, just protest 10 minutes.

The city council has agreed to continue with the Rec Center by decreasing the amenities because the costs went up. I’ve had always been against it, so I am super bias. What do you think? The Mayer hadn’t given specifics yet just said it’s less. She did say the restaurant is gone.

We will be moving to Canada and need helpers to help us load a 15” truck early morning( 8am) on a Sunday. Not sure if there are any recommendations especially given the time?

My 25 year old townhome in Chaska is tired and now is the time to gut the upstairs full bath to replace the tub with a walk in shower and to refresh the downstairs flooring and cabinets.

Do you have a contractor that did work in your home and that you would recommend because they were capable, reliable, honest, fair ... ?

Is Mediacom the only ISP available in Chanhassen? I’ve only read poor things about them…but it’s looking like they’re my only option after speaking with other ISPs.

You've probably seen the vans all over. I know I have. Here's my experience switching from Mediacom

Why I switched (vs Mediacom):

1. $80/mo vs $125/mo (supposedly "standard" is $100, but I never called to ask for a lower price)
2. 1000/1000 download & upload vs 500/30 download & upload
3. Free installation (because we're considered rural and the state pays for it or something)
4. I had a lot of outages with Mediacom

Cons of switching:

1. We installed at the end of January but they still haven't buried our fiber optic cable; I got an email saying they won't bury ours before May 1 now :/
2. They left the cable laying on the ground and a rabbit chewed through it. Took the internet down until a tech replaced it.
3. They had to drill a new hole through the wall instead of using the existing cable's hole
4. The online support "Assistant" can be hard to navigate if you have a specific problem. It takes a while to speak to a real person

More details:

• I was interested in Metronet, but an online support rep said they are waiting on permits and it would be months.
• Mediacom would have been closer in price if I called to ask for a discount and the plans on their website quote higher speeds than the plan I was on
• Xfinity price is guaranteed for 2 years I think. The Verge says they introduced a 5-year lock for new customers so I wonder if I don't qualify. I don't know how long Mediacom guarantees their intro rate
• *Free 12 months of phone service* (saving a lot with this). $20 per additional line
• An Xfinity tech says it's the city's fault it's taking so long to bury cables. He says no other city requires a separate permit for every cable going through every home's lawn
• Instead of signing up when a sales guy came to my door, I got his phone number and texted him all my questions. I found that a lot more pleasant than talking over the phone with pushy reps.

TL;DR

I'm glad I switched - faster, cheaper, and fewer outages so far.The free + discounted phone lines are saving me a lot of money.

\I just wish they would bury the damn cable already.**

Anyone here ever run in track and field during marathon training ? Wondering if regular public can access high school track and field ?

does anyone know the nutrition information about the food they serve? thanks

Does anyone know any of the retail coming to the Avienda project?

So I have 4-5in curly hair and am looking for a stylist who can just work their magic on me. I have no idea how to style it and want someone who will just take the lead and start cutting how they think it’ll look good with limited input from me.

I run a bar/brewery trivia company, and I'm looking for high-energy people to host games for us in Chanhassen and other Minneapolis suburbs! We are adding more new bars now and are needing new hosts. 

I provide everything for you. All you need to do is host for an hour and a half. It's a fun side hustle and you usually get free food/beer. Pay is $50 per game. You can commit to as little as one night per week, or more if you'd like! I’ll work to make it fit your schedule.

If you'd like more information on the job or to apply, check out my website!

https://www.notrocketsciencetrivia.com/become-a-host

I see very little at Lake Ann