Chanhassen Community Updates Include New Business, Youth Positions
Chanhassen residents received updates on local business openings and volunteer opportunities during this week's community news roundup.
The Hope Breakfast Bar opened its doors near Highway 5, according to the Thursday announcement. The new establishment joins the growing list of dining options in the area.
The city is accepting applications for Youth Commissioner positions through August 1. The volunteer roles allow young residents to participate in local policy discussions on the Economic Development and Environmental Commissions.
Recreational programming continues with the final summer concert scheduled for Thursday at Lake Anne Park. The Chanhassen Recreation Center also announced its Dance for Fun program, which offers classes for participants ranging from 18 months to 18 years old.
The program features small class sizes and experienced instructors designed to build confidence and coordination among participants.
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Commission open for youth commissioner applications to impact local policy
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New Business Opening: Hope Breakfast Bar
Youth Commissioner Applications
Final Summer Concert Series
Chanhassen Rec Center Dance Program
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