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Northfield mother & daughter team Tracy & Renee Giza talk about their experience competing on HGTV’s Biggest Little Christmas Tracy & Renee Giza Showdown

This week Rich shows his gratitude for a lot of things.

Northfield Police Chief Mark Elliott talks about making smart decisions while driving, particularly during the holiday season.  There will be extra patrols out beginning tonight and extending through New Year’s Eve.  

Newly re-elected Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell discusses her vision for the next four years, the proposed tax levy, franchise fees, and more.

Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen discusses the November 23 City Council meeting during which the Council approved a purchase agreement to sell the old city hall building to Dan Irwin, a local attorney.

Northfield School Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann discusses the November 23 School Board meeting.  Topics include presentations from the SCOPE program, the Area Learning Center, and the High School, as well as discussion about refreshing the Raiders Mascot.

Sandi Gerdes, Executive Director of Laura Baker Services Association, discusses a report “Racing Against the Clock” in which LBS is featured as one of eight organizations being impacted by the pandemic in terms of deep financial loss and support.  There will be a Beacons of Hope Gala virtual fundraising event on December 5.  Register here

This week, we revisit  Fine Tune #344, an episode first heard 27 Nov 2016. Featuring a variety of styles, as usual: jazz, ‘easy-listening’, country R&B, pop, and maybe a few un-categorizable offerings as well. Enjoy!

This week Andrew and Rich discuss Rich’s birthday, Milton Berle and a guy named Philleas Fogg.

FiftyNorth has been forced to change their methods of programming do to the latest executive order from Governor Walz that restricts public gatherings during the COVID Pandemic.  Craig Swenson of FiftyNorth discusses the changes on the KYMN Morning Show.