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 Alice Thomas talks about the history of the Northfield Depot, historical artifacts they have received, events and the 'Live from the Depot' concert series to be held the 1st Friday of the month, June-Oct, 7 pm at the depot. Visit northfielddepot.org for more information. 

 Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and Community Development Director Jake Reilly talk about the Hillcrest Development and discuss other development plans including the former Archer House site, Bridge Square, municipal liquor store, and more. 

 Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen talks about the June 26 City Council meeting. 

 Anna Thill of Xcel Energy discusses the Waterford Town Hall move this weekend (weather permitting) and how power will be affected. There is an outage map of affected neighborhoods and times on the City of Northfield Website. 

 CC Linstroth discusses the projected budget, collaborations, programs and services of Age-Friendly Northfield. For more information, visit agefriendlynorthfield.com . 

 NAFRS Fire Chief Tom Nelson and Northfield EMS Chief Brian Edwards discuss the types of heat-related emergencies (heat cramps, heat exhaustion, heat stroke), symptoms, treatment, prevention, and more. 

Northfield City Administrator Ben Martig recap the June 20 City Council meeting.

Erica Zweifel talks about the annual Lighten Up! garage sale at Carleton College  to be held at Laird Stadium on Thursday June 22: 7am to 4pm, Friday June 23: 8am to 6pm, and Saturday June 24: 8am to 2pm (Bag sale day).

 Holly Bernatz and Holly Shearer provide information about Dew Days in Farmington June 23-25. For a schedule of activities, visit farmingtondewdays.com

 Wrestler Aaron Corbin provides information about a wrestling event "Under the Big Top 6" to be held Friday, June 23 at The Doublewide Bar in Elko New Market. 

 Mark Legvold introduces Marissa DeVito-Winget as Greenvale Township Preservation Watch scholarship recipient. Marisa talks about her background and aspirations. 

 Chris Albrecht of the Cannon Falls Lions Club provides information about the upcoming annual pancake breakfast on Sunday, June 18, 7am-noon at the Cannon Valley Fairgrounds. 

 Northfield City Administrator Ben Martig discusses the June 13 Council work session. Topics included the audit, regulations relating to the legalization of cannabis, and 5-year capital improvement plan and capital equipment plan. 

 Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen discusses the June 12 City Council meeting, including approval of liquor licenses and approval of a special license for an event at Chapel Brewing for the Minnesota Brewers' Association. 

 Northfield School Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann discusses Sunday's graduation day, highlights of the school year, and the June 12 School Board meeting. 

 Mike Provancha who is a member of the Rotary Climate Action Team and the City's Environmental Quality Commission talks about events and activities to help citizens make a difference in climate. For more ideas, visit cleanenergy.gov . 

 Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and City Administrator Ben Martig discuss the June 6 City Council Meeting, including approval of an 'Insufficiency of Petition Declaration" relating to the Reverse Referendum Petition submitted by citizens. 

Laura Stelter, the Executive Director of Arcadia Charter School talks about how they are celebrating the school’s 20th graduation on Friday evening, and its 20th anniversary this summer.

Sam Temple, the station manager of Northfield Public Broadcasting discusses the various Northfield events his organization has been covering, as well as their broadcast of St. Paul Saints games, and ways the community can contribute to NPB.

 Natalie Draper of the Northfield Public Library provides information on upcoming library programs and events. Signup for the summer reading program begins Monday, June 5. 

 David Ludescher, attorney representating a group of citizens who have initiated a Reverse Referendum Petition relating to a road/bike trail project in their neighborhood, and Todd Zehnder, one of the petitioners, discuss the legality of the petition and the City of Northfield's opinion that it is not valid. 

Craig Swenson of FiftyNorth provides information about upcoming programs, activities and events at FiftyNorth.

 Rice County Sheriff Jesse Thomas talks about the seatbelt campaign, staffing levels, and more. 

Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and City Administrator Ben Martig talk about the discussion over the 2023 Mill & Overlay Street Projects bid, and the petition for a reverse referendum on the the funding for that project.