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Tom Nielsen, President/CEO of Northfield Retirement Center and Mark Anderson, CEO of Vivie, announce that they are partnering in order to provide a wider variety of options for senior living and care.
For the last 19 months, the City of Northfield has been drafting its Comprehensive Plan, the 20-year plan for the city. It informs the decisions on many issues, including growth, redevelopment, infrastructure plans, and so much more. The plan is set to be approved by the City Council in mid-March.
In order to help break down the Comp Plan, KYMN's Logan Wells talked with Northfield Planning Commission Chair Betsey Buckheit and Community Development Director Jake Reiley. They start on page 1 of the plan and walk their way through the plan, kind of like an audiobook of the comp plan.
Read the Comp Plan here. (Draft from 2/20/2025 Planning Commission Meeting)
The Daily News from Northfield, Minnesota on Wednesday, February 26th, 2025:
Northfield Hockey Association Has Raised $2.9 Million in Cash for New Ice Arena Project
Northfield Public Library Reminds Community About Data Privacy Policies
Northfield Schools Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann talks about the February 24 School Board meeting.
Natalie Barnes, co-owner of Indoor Fins Aquatic Pets in Northfield, talks about establishing the shop and the products available.
The Daily News from Northfield, Minnesota on Tuesday, February 25th, 2025:
Ice Arena Costs Higher Than Expected; Engineers Offer Alternatives To Lower the Cost
Carleton College Recognized for Outstanding Climate Action Efforts
The news from Northfield, Minnesota on February 24th, 2025:
Concerns and Questions About Federal Funding And How It Affects Northfield
School Board Meeting Tonight; Main Discussion Items Include the High School Construction Project
A summary of the news from the last week on KYMN radio and a look ahead at whats coming up on KYMN
A summary of the news from Northfield, Minnesota, this past week and the Minnesota Minute from MNN.
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