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Emery John with the City of Northfield’s Community Development Department talks about their new program: Connecting Business & Community with the goal of hearing from Northfield businesses owners.

You can learn more about the program and sign up here.

 Michael Johnson, Executive Director of the Northfield Arts Guild, talks about upcoming performances and events. 

Community Archaeology Day at Carleton College will be Tuesday, November 19. Students of ARCN 246: Archaeology Methods and Lab will share results from their recent archaeological excavations on Carleton's campus. Walk-in hours at Anderson Hall are from 2pm-4pm. Students, faculty, alumni, and community members are all welcome. 

 Jeff Johnson, former owner of KYMN Radio, expresses his gratitude and bids farewell as he embarks on his travelling adventure. 

 Northfield Mayor-Elect Erica Zweifel talks about the recent City Council meeting, transition to the Mayor's office, and her plans going forward in January. 

 Brian Edwards, Northfield Hospital Chief of Emergency Medical Services, talks about Winter Hazard Awareness Week November 18-22. He discusses the potential hazards to be cautious of during winter weather and how to prepare for emergencies. 

Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen discusses the November 12 City Council meeting. Topics include the hiring of a part-time police officer and a work session on long-term financial planning. 

 Simeon Rossi and Mark Schiller, co-owners of Loon Liquors, talk about their pending move to the former Northfield News building in downtown Northfield. 

 Lisa Percy talks about Operation Joy sponsored by the Northfield Community Action Center.  The event provides gifts for children needing additional support from the community this holiday season and will be held on December 11 at the CAC.  Family wishing to participate should register by Friday, November 15. For more information about the event, to register, or to donate, visit communityactioncenter.org

 Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and City Administrator Ben Martig talk about the public hearing related to tax abatement for Loon Liquors and review the November 12 City Council meeting. Topics include tax increment financing for the Archer complex, water treatment project, rezoning northwest area from ag to industrial.