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Noel Aldrich and Jane Bartho talk about the local Toastmasters Club and an open house scheduled for Tuesday, October 5, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. at Northfield Culvers Conference Room.

Host Jon Olson talks with Professor Michael Goldman from the University of Minnesota. They focus on India on this show, covering politics, economics, and defense issues.

Diane Angell, St. Olaf Biology Professor and member of Northfield SHED, discusses the endangered Rusty Patch Bumble Bee and the proposed Kraewood development.

Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and City Councilor Brad Ness discuss fire prevention week.  There will be an open house at the fire hall on October 7 beginning at 5:30 p.m.  Mayor Pownell announces the Northfield Emerging Leaders Program.  There is no fee and applications for the program are due November 15.  Click here to apply.

Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen discusses Dundas park system, business survey, and proposed tax levy.

Northfield School Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann talks about the September 27 School Board meeting including approval of the preliminary the tax levy and an update on Covid.

Celebrating the music of George Gershwin on his 123rd birthday today, with this small sampling, on Fine Tune: An American in Paris / George Gershwin Novelette In Fourths / George Gershwin The Man I Love / Marion Harris I Got Plenty o’ Nuttin’ / Bing Crosby But Not for Me / Billie Holiday Rhapsody In

Vacunaciones con tercera dosis y mayor frecuencia de inspecciones en viviendas en Northfield.      

AJ gets the program started with one on one with Swim Captains Paige Steenblock and Anna Sheglowski as they talk about their futures and the current season highlights. We will get up to speed with the Raiders Football Coach Brent Yule as we recap the 31-6 loss to New Prague and what to look forward

This month on Chamber Chat, Lisa talks with Brett Reese of Rebound Partners about his humble beginnings as a basketball star/cattle farmer, the evolution of Rebound Partners, his strong belief in investing locally, and the future of the Archer House.