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CREATIVE PLANNING ENABLES
LAUNCH TO INDEPENDENT LIVING
March 17th was moving day for 42 year old Mark Anderson who
was excited to get the keys to his very first apartment after living
with family for 42 years. Although Mark's parents had always hoped
that their son could live on his own, it tookjust the right mix of
natural and government funded supports to make it happen.
Knowing that they would not be able to care for him indefinitely,
Mark's parents decided that with the help of REACH, it was time for
the big launch. Markand his family wanted the move to be by
choice rather than necessity, and at a time when his parents would
still be able to help Mark make the transition. So, after Mark
received a section 8 rental voucher, a safe, mainstream apartment
building close to his job and managed by trusted family friends was
located. Mark Anderson moved into his
awn apartment in March.
Mark's successful move was possible due, in part, to independ-
ent living services funded by the DD waiver and offered by REACH. In addition, a network
of natural supports including family, friends and a sympathetic employer were brought
together to support Mark's goals. Working together, these multiple supports made all the
difference in Mark's ability to live on his own.
According to REACH Director of Community Living Education & Training, Mathew
Smith, Mark's launch has been very successful. "Mark's parents had a lot of understand-
able fears," says Smith. "But so far, Mark has exceeded all our expectations. He is very
organized and has proven to be very adept at keeping his house clean, managing his
finances, and doing his own laundry." His staff at REACH meets with him each week to
workon skills such as personal safety, budgeting, cooking and shopping. His family's
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QWEST GRANT
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Qwest CEO lor Minnesola. John Slanoch (second Irom leff).
along wilh Qwest employee Gary Greb (cenler) presenl granl
check 10 Mary Perkins (second Irom righl). Becca Slenzel (Ieff)
and Cyndi Bade (right).
What: A Rock Band for Wii Tournament
Why: To raise money for REACH
Where: The Fine Line Music Cafe in Minneapolis
When: Sunday, Sept. 20 from 2:30-6 pm
The Qwest Family and Work Develop-
ment Fund awarded REACH a grant in
the amount of $6000 to be used for Staff
Training Curriculum Development. Thank
you to the Qwest Family and Work Devel-
opment Fund, Qwest CEO John Stanoch,
Qwest employee Gary Greb, and Reach
staff Deb Cranston for making this grant
possible.
Get your band together and start practicing! Spectators of all ages
invited to come watch the fun. BUY YOUR TI(;KETS NOW!
Rules, details, and reQistration online at: www.reachforresources.ora
Mark Anderson. continued
friends who own the apartment building and his employer keep an eye out
too.
Although Mark receives government assistance in the form of the waiver
for supported living services and a Section 8 voucher for rental assistance, he
pays all the rest of his living expenses with his own wages from a restaurant
job. And Mark is thrilled with his new apartment and with living on his own.
"My favorite t,hing is the pool and the balcony," he says.
Mark's story is an excellent example of how a creative personal plan that
combines coordinated, multiple supports pulled together under an agency
like REACH can keep many individuals from needing traditional group home
placement. Offering choices and working in creative ways means more
options for families and more options for individuals with disabilities to live a
truly independent life.
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Fall 2009
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EDUCATION, THERAPY, LEISURE ACTIVITIES
Helping Individuals with Disabilities Reach Their Full Potential
1001 Highway 7, #217
Hopkins, MN 55305
(952) 988-4177 Phone
(952) 988-6728 fax
REACH is an agency that serves individuals with developmental disabilities and their families
in the West and Northwest metro area. Services include counseling, therapy groups, commu-
nity living training and support, therapeutic recreation and leisure, information & referral.
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Counseling & Education
Counseling
Reach for Resources specializes in work-
ing with people with developmental dis-
abilities such as mental retardation,
down syndrome, autism, and mild to bor-
derline cognitive difficulties, and their
families. We believe in a friendly, suppor-
tive, person-centered approach, and in
setting personalized goals for each cli-
ent.
Reach accepts: Medical Assistance,
Blue Cross Blue Shield of MN, MHP,
Medica/UBH, Ucare & America's PPO.
To schedule an intake interview or for
information on counseling options call
Lisa Rivers, MA, LP at
(952) 988-4177 or email
Irivers@reachforresources.org
WHEN:
FEE:
ARMHS
For Adults With Mental Health Disorders and
Mild Cognitive Impairments
REACH for Resources offers Adult Rehabilita-
tive Mental Health Services (ARMHS) that can
help you successfully live on your own in the
setting of your choice. An ARMHS case
worker can teach you skills to:
. Cope with stress, fear and anxiety
. Find safe, affordable housing
. Find a job and learn job skills
. Manage your money
. Develop a healthy lifestyle
. Learn to use community resources
Support Group
Young Women in
Transition
(Ages 18-30)
This group provides an opportunity for
women with borderline to mild cogni-
tive disabilities to talk with other women
about their concerns and experiences
regarding relationships, sexuality, grief
and loss, or other topics of interest.
This therapeutic group will meet one evening
per week at the Eisenhower Community
Center in Hopkins. If you would like to be a
part of the group, an intake is required. Call
Lisa at 952- 988-4177 for more information.
REACH OUT
Life Skills Support for
Adults with Disabilities
Reach Out is a private pay in-
home support service for adults with
disabilities who want to live independ-
ently, but have been denied eligibility
for other public assistance programs.
Clients are assigned a case manager
who provides on-going support with:
. Housing
. Employment
. Managing Finances
. Health & Safety
. Socialization
. Transportation
. Government Benefits Application
. Regular phone Check Ins
. Crisis Support
Reach Out is tailored to your individual
needs and offered at an affordable per
session fee.
Partial or full scholarships may be available
based on family income.
Call Mary Perkins at 952-98-4177 for a Free
Preliminary Assessment
: Did You Know? REACH is also a SILS
! and Waiver provider. If you are
! looking for a worker who can meet
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Youth Programs (Ages 5 - 12)
Nature
Discovery
Get to know the world
around you! Each week
we will talk about a differ-
ent nature theme and
spend time exploring out-
WHERE: Westwood Hills Nature Center
St. Louis Park
WHEN: Mondays
Sept. 14-0ct. 5
TIME: 4:30-5:30 pm
FEE: $25 Resident
$30 Non-Resident
Program Minimum 5, Maximum 10
Bowling
Join us for fun, non-competitive
open bowling. You will bowl two
games each week
North
WHERE: Doyle's
5000 W Broadway
Crystal
WHEN: Saturdays
Sept. 19-Nov. 7
TIME: 12:00-2:00 pm
FEE: $35.00 Resident
$43.00 Non-resident
Plus $3.00 Per Week
Program Minimum 3, Maximum 10
West
WHERE:
Park Tavern
3401 Louisiana Ave S
St Louis Park
Saturdays
Sept. 19-Nov. 14
9:30-11 :30 am
$35.00 Resident
$40.00 Non-resident
Plus $3.00 Per Week
Program Minimum 5, Maximum 10
WHEN:
TIME:
FEE:
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Kid Fu
Fun martial arts
programs for kids.
Come learn the moves
of Jackie Chant
Registration Notes
and Information
. Residents of our consortium cities
are aiven orioritv in reaistration.
Non-resident reaistrations will be
held until one week before the start
of the oroaram.
. If you are a new participant in On the
Town, call Becca at (952) 988-4176 for
information and to schedule an intake
interview.
. Please Note: Participants may only reg-
ister for one social program per quarter.
. Please do not sign up unless you will be
able to attend!
. If you are concerned about your
program filling up quickly, please feel
free to stop by the Reach for Resources
office to complete a registration form in
person.
. You will receive a letter confirming your
registration along with schedules for all
programs you have been registered for
at least one week prior to the start of
the progra m.
Fall registration begins Aug 14
Winter registration begins Nov 30
NOTE: REFUNDS ARE NOT GIVEN IF
YOU CANCEL 1 WEEK OR LESS
BEFORE THE PROGRAM BEGINS!
Session 1:
Tuesdays
Sept. 15-Nov. 3
Bass Lake Shelter
5450 Northwest Blvd., Plym.
5:30-6: 15 pm
$56.00 Resident
$64.00 Non-resident
WHERE:
TIME:
FEE:
Wednesdays
Sept. 16-Nov. 4
Chanhassen Rec. Ctr.
2310 Coulter Blvd.
TIME: 6:00 - 6:45 pm
FEE: $56.00 Resident
$61.00 Non-resident
Session 2:
WHERE:
Program Minimum 5, Maximum 10
Family
Yoga
Open to ages
5-21
This class is designed for children/teens
with disabilities and their parents to learn
yoga together. Increase attention span,
focus, muscle tone and flexibility! Siblings
welcome too. All children must be ac-
companied by at least one adult.
WHERE: St. Louis Park Rec Center
3700 Monterey Dr.
WHEN: Tuesdays
Sept. 22-0ct. 27
TIME: 5:30-6:30 pm
FEE: $50 for parent/child pair
$55 for non-residents
$20 for each additional person
Program Minimum 5, Maximum 10
Teen Programs (Ages 13 - 21)
WHERE:
Doyle's
5000 W Broadway
Crystal
Saturdays
Sept. 19-Nov. 7
12: 00-2:00 pm
$35.00 Resident
$43.00 Non-resident
Plus $3.00 per week
Program Minimum 5, MaJCimum 10
Active
Adventures
Bowling
Join us for fun, non-
competitive bowl-
ing. You will bowl
two games each
Make friends while participating in fun outdoor activities
like hiking, fishing, BBQs, outdoor crafts & more!
WHERE: Various northwest metro locations
WHEN: Thursdays
September 17-Qctober 29
WHEN:
TIME: Evenings
FEE: $40.00 Resident
$48.00 Non-resident
Program Minimum 5, MaJCimum 20
TIME:
FEE:
West
Girls Club
West Teen Explorers
WHEN:
Park Tavern
3401 Louisiana Ave S
St Louis Park
Saturdays
Sept 19-Nov. 14
9:30-11 :30 am
$35.00 Resident
$40.00 Non-resident
This club is designed
for girls ages 13-17
who are independ-
ent in their personal
care and want to
meet new friends
and have fun!
Make new friends while trying new ac-
tivities. This is a weekly social group that
give teens the opportunity to go to con-
certs, restaurants, movies, plays, sporting
events, shopping and more!
WHERE: Various west metro
area locations
WHEN: Tuesdays, Sept. 15-Oct. 27
WHERE:
WHERE:
FEE:
One Saturday per month, in
Sept., Oct. & Nov.
Various locations
TIME: 6:30 . 8:30 pm
FEE: $40.00 Resident
$45.00 Non-resident
Plus additional activity fee
Program Minimum 5, MaJCimum 20
TIME:
FEE:
WHEN:,
$30.00 Resident,
$35.00 Non-resident
Plus additional activity fee
Program Minimum 5, MaJCimum 10
Plus $3.00 Week
Program Minimum 5, MaJCimum 10
Social Seekers
Social Seekers is a fun, age appropriate program for teens and young
adults with Asperger's Syndrome or High-Functioning Autism.
Weekend Ventures
WHERE:
WHEN:
The Depot Coffee House in Hopkins WHERE:
Mondays, Sept. 14-Nov. 16 WHEN:
EIin Lutheran in Robbinsdale
Thursdays, Sept. 17-Nov. 19
Join us for a wonderful weekend get-
away. We will spend Friday evening
through Sunday morning at beautiful
Camp Kingswood in Mound, MN.
Hiking, campfires, Frisbee golf, chal-
lenge course and more! For ages 15+
WHEN: September 11-13
FEE: $350 for entire weekend
For more information or for an
application, please call
Becca at (952) 988-4176
TIMES: 4:00 - 5:30 (ages 12-14) TIME: 4:30 - 6:00 pm (ages 15-18)
5:45 -7:15 (ages 15-18)
WHEN: Wednesdays, Sept. 16-Nov. 18
TIME: 5:30-7:00 pm (ages 19+)
FEE: $210.00 for 10 Sessions. $10 discount if you pay by check or cash.
Price includes 3 to 4 community activities in addition to the 10 regular sessions.
Returning participants should contact REACH to register. An intake is
reauired for new participants. Please call (952) 988-4176.
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Adult Fitness
f~
Relax. gain flexibility, and get in shape at
this great program.
Adult Bowling
Join us for fun, non-
competitive bowling.
You will bowl two
games each week
North
WHERE:
Doyle's
5000 W Broadway
Crystal
Saturdays
Sept. 19-Nov. 7
12:00-2:00 pm
$35.00 Resident
$43.00 Non-resident
Plus $3.00 Per Week
WHEN:
TIME:
FEE:
WHERE:
Earle Brown
6440 James Circle N.
Brooklyn Center
Saturdays
Sept. 19-Nov. 7
3:00-5:00 pm
$35.00 Resident
$43.00 Non-resident
Plus $4.00 Per Week
WHEN:
TIME:
FEE:
Program Minimum 5, Maximum 30
West
WHERE: Park Tavern
3401 Louisiana Ave S
St Louis Park
WHEN: Saturdays
Sept. 19-Nov. 14
TIME: 9:30-11 :30 am
FEE: $35.00 Resident
$40.00 Non-resident
Plus $3.00 Per Week
Program Minimum 5, Maximum 30
Yoga for Adults
(ages 18+)
WHERE: St. Louis Park Recreation Center
3700 Monterey Dr.
St. Louis Park
WHEN:
Tuesdays
Sept. 22-0ct. 27
6:45 - 7:45 pm
$40.00 Resident
$45.00 Non-resident
Program Minimum 5, Maximum 15
Call Becca at (952) 988-4176 for details
TIME:
FEE:
Walking Club
Keep that body moving and enjoy the
community! We will walk at various in-
door and outdoor locations.
WHERE:
WHEN:
Various Locations
Mondays
Sept. 14-0ct. 19
6:30 - 8:00 pm
The Adaptive Recreation program is a cooperative effort between REACH for Resources nd the Northwest Consortium and West Consortium of
cities. The Northwest Consortium consists of: Brooklyn Park, Brooklyn Center, Crystal, Golden Valley, Maple Grove, New Hope, Plymouth and Rob-
binsdale. The West Consortium consists of: Chanhassen, Chaska, Hopkins, Minnetonka, and St. Louis Park. For information and registration pro-
cedures, call Becca at 952-988-4177. NOTE: For persons not living in one of the above communities, you are considered a "non-resident" and
need to add a $8 to the registration fee for Northwest city programs and $5 to the registration fee for West city programs.
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TIME:
FEE:
$25.00 Resident
$30.00 Non-Resident
Program Minimum 5, Maximum 15
Adult Social Programs
On the Town I
On the Town II
A social group foryoung adults, ages 18 -25,
who are independent and would &ke to
e>eplore ther community. Meets twice per
month.
WHERE: Various locations in the Northwest
& West Suburbs
WHEN: EvelY other Friday evening
Beginning Sept. 18
TIME: Varies with activity
FEE: $20.00 Resident
$25.00 Non-resident
Plus additional acfivity fees
Program Mininum 5, Ma>i'num 15
A social group for adults, ages 26 and over,
who can access the community
independently with mininal supervision.
Two Saturdays per month.
WHERE: Various locations in the Northwest
& West Suburbs
WHEN: EvelY other Saturday evening
Beginning Sept. 19
TIME: Varies with activity
FEE: $20.00 Resident
$25.00 Non-resident
Plus additional acfivity fees
Program Mininum 5, Ma>i'num 15
Club West (west metro) and Wednesday Night Social (northwest metro) are
social programs for adults age 18 and older. Meet new friends and visit with
old friends while enjoying games, dances, movies, bingo, etc.
Staff to participant ratio is 1: 10
Program Minimum 5, Ma><imum 30 (for each program)
Club West Wednesday Night Social
WHERE: Various west metro WHERE: CIYSfaI Community Center (and
locations other nearby locations)
WHEN: Wednesdays WHEN: Wednesdays
Sept. 16--Nov. 4 Sept. 16--Nov. 4
TIME: 6:30 - 8:30 pm TIME: 6:30 - 8:30 pm
FEE: $40.00 Resident FEE: $40.00 Resident
$45.00 Non-resident $48.00 Non-resident
Plus adcfrlional activity fee Plus additional activity fee
Dances
Join your friends and groove to all the latest hits! .
FRIDAY DANCES
BLAST FROM THE PAST
DANCE!
WHEN:
Get out your 80's gear, 70's disco style,
60's hippy groove, or 50's fun. Dress in an
outfit from any decade you choose and
prepare to dance the night away with
friends and maybe even win a prize!
October 16
November 20
St. Louis Park H.S.
6425 W. 33rd St.
WHERE:
TIME: 7 - 9 pm
FEE: $5.00 at the door
WHERE: Plymouth Creek Center, 14800 34th Ave. N.
WHEN: Friday, November 13th
TIME: 7 - 9 pm
FEE: $5.00 at the door
Co-sponsored by Project Soar
Weekend Ventures
Join us for a wonderful weekend get-
away. We will spend Friday evening
through Sunday morning at beautiful
Camp Kingswood in Mound, MN. Hik-
ing, campfires, Frisbee golf, challenge
course and more! For ages 26+
WHEN: September 11-13
FEE: $350 for entire weekend
For more information or for an
application, please call
Becca at (952) 988-4176
Join friends from all over the metro for an
evening of fun. Bring a date or come as a
group for a very special fall dance.
DANCING! REFRESHMENTS! PICTURES!
Don't Miss This Great Event!
WHEN:
TIME:
WHERE:
Friday, Sept. 25
7-9 pm
Minnetonka High School
18301 Hwy.7
$7 pre-registered or
$8 at the door.
Pictures $2
Semi-formal or formal. Don't
forget a corsage or boutonniere
for your date!
COST:
ATTIRE:
Pre-register on page 81
Co-sponsored by REACH, Windows of Op-
portunity, ARLE, Project Soar &
YMCA Access
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Registration Form-Fall 2009
Advance payment is required for all programs. NO REGISTRATION AT PROGRAMS OR BY PHONE. To ensure a spot in the program(s)
of your choice, mail in payment and registration form as soon as possible. Residents of the West & Northwest consortium of cities
receive preference in registration. Registration is then open to non-residents of the consortium cities one week prior to the start of
the programs (unless program is full). Registration Begins August 14, 2009 ~
Name:
Gender: Birth date:
Address:
City: Zip Code:
Work Phone: Email
Home Phone:
Emergency Contact: Emergency Phone:
Please Check ALL That ADDlv
DISABILITY DIAGNOSIS: 0 Developmental Disability (MR or unspecified) Level: Borderline Mild Moderate Severe (circle one)
o Autism 0 Aspergers/PDD 0 Cerebral Palsy 0 Down Syndrome 0 FAS 0 Prader-WiIIi 0 Williams Synd. OTBI OADD/ADHD
o Emotional/Behavior Disorder 0 Epilepsy/Seizure Disorder 0 Mobility Impaired 0 Blind/Vision Impaired 0 Deaf/Hearing Impaired
OUsesWheelchair OOther Disability or Mental Health Issues
OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS Allergies/Medical Cond.jSpecial Diet.:
Photo Waiver: My photo may be taken at Reach programs and used for promotional materials, unless I check below:
o No, I DO NOT wish to have my photo used.
Social Worker:
Parent(s)/Guard ian(s):
Home Address:
Parent(s) E.Mail:
Annual House- 0 $0 - $24,999
hold Income: 0 $100,000 - $124,999
Social Worker's Phone:
Parent/Guardian's Phone:
City:
Parent(s) Cell or Work Phone:
_ Zip:
0$75,000 - 99,999
0$175,000 - $199,999
0$25,000. $49,999
0$125,000 - $149,999
0$50,000. $74,999
0$150,000 - $174,999
o $200,000+
I, the undersigned, certify that the above information is accurate. I understand that participation in this activity is completely voluntary and the activity is being offered
for the benefit of the participant. Reach for Resources shall not be liable for any claims, injuries, or damages of whatever nature, incurred by the participant arising out
of, or connected with, the activity. On behalf of myself and the participant, I expressly forever release and discharge Reach for Resources, its agents or employees, from
any such claims, injuries or damages. I have received a copy of Notice of Privacy as required by HIPAA. I have read, understood and agree to these privacy practices.
Legal Guardian:
Date:
0 Youth Programs Resident/Non-Res
0 Youth/Teen Bowling Doyle's $35.00/$43.00
0 Youth/Teen Bowling ParkTav $35.00/$40.00
0 Kid Fu Session # $56.00 / $61 or $64
0 Family Yoga (# attending_l $50.00/$55 (+$20)
0 West Teen Explorers $40.00 / $45.00
0 Nature. Discovery $25.00 / $30.00
0 Active Adventures $40.00/$48.00
0 Girls Club $30.00 / $35.00
Special Events
0 Ghostly Gala (# attending_) $8 indo / $6 group
0 Fall Formal (# attending _> $7.00 ea
Fall
2009
Please mail completed form with payment to
REACH at 1001 Highway 7, #217 Hopkins, MN 55305
0 Adult Programs Resident/Non-Res
0 Adult Bowling Doyle's $35.00 / $43.00
0 Adult Bowling Park Tavern $35.00 / $40.00
0 Adult Bowling Earle Brown $35.00/$43.00
0 Adult Yoga $40.00/$45.00
0 On the Town I $20.00 / $25.00
0 On the Town II $20.00 / $25.00
0 Club West $40.00 / $45.00
0 Wednesday Night Social $40.00/$48.00
0 Walking Club $25.00 / $30.00
Program Total:
$
Donation to support REACH
programs (optional):
Total Enclosed:
$
$
o I have a Waiver AND I have made arrangements with
the County for Reach to bill them directly for my recreation
programs. (If not. YOU must pay for prOQrams when reQisterinQ)
2009 BOWL-A- THON
The annual REACH Bowl-A- Thon on May 2, 2009 raised $11 ,656! Thank you to all of our wonderful
bowlers, sponsors, volunteers and New Hope Bowl for making this a great event!
Top Women's Bowler:
Jenny Heveron
Top Men's Bowler: Tim
Thompson
Top Team: (L-R) Adam Barbetta, John Terry, Joey Schaffer, Jason Dahl
EVENT SPONSOR
LARSON' KING
A St. Paul-based national litigation firm serving businesses and individuals
in dispute resolution and various business advisory roles. Larson King
provides outstanding trial lawyers serving both defendants and plaintiffs and
offers comprehensive, quality legal services throughout the country.
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Luncheon/Prize Sponsors
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Lifetouch Inc.
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Steve & Marcia Crist
Fab Babz
Hopkins Elks Lodge
Margaret Jerdee
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Lisa Rivers
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Kari Scha mber
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Shannon Spafford
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General Sponsors
Barb Armour
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Top Teen Bow ler:
Gretchen Lubotina
First Place Pledges: Joe
Parker
Second Place Pledges:
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Hoffman & Swintek
Osseo Lions Club
Mike & Mary Perkins
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Welsh Companies
In Kind Sponsors
Bell Museum of Natural History
Boston's Restaurant
Bryant Lake Bowl
Buffalo Wild Wings
Jessica Cermak
City of Sf. Louis Park
Cub Foods
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Guthrie Theater
Jet's Pizza
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Snuffy's Malt Shoppe
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