Apologizing to residents
Chad Thompson, Minot To the residents of Minot’s 31st Avenue Southwest: Space Aliens hosted a disc jockey/dance event on the evening of March 6. We have received feedback, some negative, concerning this event specifically from residents of the 31st Avenue Southwest area near our facility. We would like to address those comments at this time. It was brought to our attention that the noise level from the parking lot of this event was disruptive to those that live directly across 31st Avenue Southwest from our premises. There were also other apparent disruptions throughout the duration of the event that were voiced to us as well. It was not our intention to cause any difficulties to our immediate neighbors and apologize for the results our event inflicted upon each one of you. Our goal is to create diversified events to offer our guests, which in turn contributes to our restaurant and enhances available activities for our community.
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