[0:02] It is Thursday, July 30th, and this is [0:05] the Chan Check. And we have a lot of [0:06] news this week. So, let's go straight to [0:08] a lightning round. [0:10] The Hope Breakfast Bar right off of [0:12] Highway 5 is now open to Tonka, August [0:15] 2nd. [0:16] Youth Commissioner applications. Take it [0:18] from me. Serving as a youth commissioner [0:20] is a great way to get involved. Apply by [0:22] August 1st to impact local policy on the [0:25] Economic Development and Environmental [0:27] Commissions. this year's final summer [0:29] concert series. [0:31] That's right, Patrick. [0:33] This Thursday at Lake Anne Park. And if [0:35] you leave, well, realistically, if your [0:36] children leave the summer concert series [0:38] this year, still wanting to dance, we [0:40] have good news for you. And for that, we [0:42] now go live to the Chanhassen Rec Center [0:44] where we're joined by our senior backup, [0:46] backup, backup, backup dancer, Drew [0:50] Zaramsky. [0:51] Ever since I was a young lad, I dreamed [0:53] of dancing underneath the white [0:55] fluorescent lights of the Chan Rec [0:56] Center Studio. Now is your chance to do [0:59] what I never could, actually be good at [1:01] it. Dance for Fun offers affordable, [1:03] highquality dance with small class [1:05] sizes, and experienced instructors. So [1:08] whether you're 18 months or 18 years, [1:10] this program builds confidence, [1:11] coordination, and pure fun. Also, [1:14] there's no adult class for me. I checked [1:17] three times. [1:20] That's it for now. and we'll check in [1:21] with you next week, [1:25] Patrick.