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Little things can mean a lot… you may have been noticing that more lately – I have! hence, this week’s ‘small’ theme: Fine Tune 2020-08-16 #466 Hey Little Girl / Allen Toussaint Who’s Your Little Who Zis /  Ben Selvin & His Orchestra It’s a Small World / Disneyland Chorus Small Bouquet of Roses /

El lunes 17 de agosto se anuncia el plan de las escuelas de Northfield. Seguimos lo que ocurre en el gobierno y el ataque inaudito al correo de Estados Unidos.

By Teri Knight, News Director The debate was short and Governor Walz’s Emergency Powers will continue for another 30 days as the House overrode the Senate once again. District 20b Representative Todd Lippert, a Northfielder and a democrat, is in favor of Walz keeping those Emergency Powers, “to take action quickly to protect the health

Representative Todd Lippert talks about the Special Session held this week during which $30 million was allocated for day centers for persons with disabilities (such as Epic Enterprises) and comments on the Senate’s surprise removal of Nancy Leppink, Commissioner of Labor and Industry.

Rich has found himself at the end of his rope with the pandemic and a lot of other stuff happening in the world. This week’s show reflects that.

By Teri Knight, News Director A man convicted in Washington County of sexually assaulting his 7 year old daughter in 2002 was picked up by a Northfield police Investigator last November on an outstanding warrant. 46 year old Brian Lee Marlowe was convicted of knowingly violating predatory registration requirements and providing false information including false

Sandi Gerdes, Executive Director of the Laura Baker Services Association, discusses the effects of Covid 19 on the staff and clients at LBS.

  [A] 1st story – summary of the migration article – quote “1st world can work on the problem NOW and help us stay where we are, greet us on the beach or shoot us on the beaches. Pick one.” [B] 2nd story – IPCC population growth models are looking lower – some good news

By Teri Knight, News Director Early Primary results show that David Ludescher will run against Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell in November. Pownell received 70.43% to Ludescher’s 23.26% vote. Jon Denison came in at 6.31%. In the District One race for Rice County Commissioner, a challenger, Jim Purfeerst with 48.48%, received twice as many votes as

Hope Center Executive Director Erica Staab talks about how the pandemic has impacted the Center and the people it supports.