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Northfield School Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann announces that Sara Pratt has been hired to replace retiring Cheryl Hall as Director of Special Services on July 1, and reviews the March 13 School Board meeting including alternate recommendations for budget adjustments.

Martin Hynes, Tim Madigan and Richard Collman talk about Days of St. Patrick – a Feile of Irish Culture scheduled at the Northfield Public Library on Friday and Saturday, March 17-18.

Host Pauline Jennings talks with guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Craig Paquette, who has been with the fan favorite Thunderheads (one reviewer said their unique sound suggests Sting and southern rock) since their inception in 1984. Tune in to find out about his musical journey, hear a couple of his brand new tunes, discuss the music

Entrevista con Jovita Morales sobre licencias de manejar ya ley en Minnesota.

State Champions Ella Pagel and Caley Graber along with Head Coach Geoff Staab get the program started on this week’s wrap. Talented, Intelligent and inspirational interview with these two amazing young ladies. Then we shift our attention the the Boy’s Basketball team that ended their season on Tuesday versus Farming in section playoffs. Senior Charlie

This week Rich and Danny have what you would call a long form discussion about Carole King’s landmark album, Tapestry. And in Ms. King’s honor, they do not argue or insult each other (although Rich almost slips a couple times.)

Hosts Jon Olson and Chris Chapp talk with Pat Dillon, the President of MNSBIR, and Chip Laingen, the Executive Director of the Defense Alliance about helping Minnesota small businesses do business with the US Defense Department and the challenges those companies face.

Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes New York Times bestselling author, humorist, singer/songwriter, and playwright Michael Perry to discuss his new novel Forty Acres Deep. This is a story that comes with a warning – this is an intimate telling of the life of farmer and philosopher Harold and his struggle to

Gary Freking and Todd Zehnder discuss the City of Northfield’s proposal for street reconstruction on Lincoln Street South, including bike lanes and other changes. The two men live on Lincoln Street and are part of a group of concerned neighbors who have proposed changes to the project for safety.

Representative Kristi Pursell provides a legislative update and discusses the bills she introduced this week.