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By Teri Knight, News Director Out of Northfield’s Economic Development strategic plan came the Riverfront Enhancement Advisory Committee. Over the last 18 months they had significant support from the National Park Service through a Technical Assistance Grant and a consultant team that joined the project. The Northfield Council heard an initial presentation from Community Development

Rachel Miessler of Northfield Shares discusses volunteer efforts surrounding Covid19.  There is still a need in the community for masks as well as isolation gowns for some of the long-term facilities.  Visit northfieldshares.org for information on how you can help.

In March of 1992 the Prairie Island Indian Community accepted a male bison bull, 6 years old, from the Lakota Nation of South Dakota. The Prairie Island Indian Community Tribal Council and Elders of the community supported the establishing of a bison herd on their own tribal lands.  The community purchased additional bison cows in 1993.

By Teri Knight, News Director The man found in Cannon Lake yesterday morning has been identified as 84 year old James R. Frederick of Faribault. Rice County Sheriff’s Deputies were called to the 3000 block of Cannon Lake Tr. in Wells Township to assist a person looking for their father. A pair of boots were

District 20B Representative Todd Lippert discusses the 4th Special Session of the Minnesota Legislature held on September 11.

On the anniversary of his passing, Rich looks at the music of Gram Parsons and the rich legacy of music he influenced and inspired.

By Teri Knight, News Director In April 2020 the Northfield Police Department contracted with Lexipol to begin updating their policy manual. Shortly after was the death of George Floyd, leading to civil unrest and calls for police reforms. The Northfield City Council voted on a resolution to establish a Citizen task force. Chief Elliott told

Lisa Bauer, Director of the Birth Center at Northfield Hospital & Clinics, talks about the newly expanded facility and services, including a new water birth suite.

By Teri Knight, News Director In a 5 to 2 vote, Northfield City Councilors set the preliminary levy last night at 5.7%, the number city staff recommended. C. Peterson White made the motion adding, “we might need the additional flexibility at the higher rate but it looks like at this point we can make this

Northfield City Administrator Ben Martig recaps the September 15 Northfield City Council meeting.  Topics include setting the preliminary tax levy, utility rates, Citizen Task Force on Police Reform Policy, and more.