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Nos vino a visitar Cecilia Cornejo para compartir la estupenda iniciativa de escribir los nombres de las personas de raza negra y desarmadas asesinadas por la policía. Y hablamos de la necesidad de aprobar una declaración de reconocimiento a los nativos americanos de nuestra zona, los Dakota.

What began as a desire to help their son be mobile and enjoy the outdoors, Tim and Donna Swenson of Marshall MN, have devolved and grown a business to help thousands of people with mobility related disabilities.  Listen in as Dave and Andy interview Keith Sand, Dealer/Distributor of Action Trackchair and owner of “Sand Pine Pheasants”

By Teri Knight, News Director An Eagan man who drove into a Starbucks pled guilty Wednesday to two counts of Criminal Vehicular Operation. August 19th of last year, 45 year old Ihar Daniliuk seriously injured two people when he drove into the building. Officers responded to find Daniliuk smelling of alcohol. At the time, he

Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell discusses her candidacy for re-election as Mayor.  The primary election is August 11.

FiftyNorth Director Lynn Pederson talks about the classes and events offered at FiftyNorth and the safety precautions they are using.   The Pool is now open!

By Teri Knight, News Director Northfield City staff has worked with Vern and Joan Koester for several years to identify options for proceeding with a residential development project. Formerly known as Southbridge, it was originally proposed by Arcon Development in 2003 and stalled following the housing crash. More recently, staff has been approached by Johnson-Reiland

Local Attorney David Ludescher discusses his background and candidacy for Northfield Mayor.

U.S. Senator Tina Smith discusses Covid Relief Packages being discussed in Congress.

Rice County Sheriff Troy Dunn discusses wearing masks, Rice Co. Drug Task Force bust, police reform, and more.

By Teri Knight, News Director No vote means no extension of the Water St. closure at Bridge Square and narrowed lanes over the 4th St. bridge. The Northfield Council meeting had gone long by the time they got to the item regarding extending into November the temporary configuration. A vote to extend past the 3