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President and CEO of Northfield Hospital + Clinics Steve Underdahl talks about the recognition of the hospital's birth center, budget, the introduction of new digital technologies, and his imminent retirement. 

U.S. Senator Tina Smith discusses the new regulation being put in place by the Biden Administration to help close loopholes and ensure insurance companies are providing proper mental health care to patients. 

 Angelica Linder of Northfield Pubic Library and organizer of the Hispanic Heritage Festival to be held Saturday. September 14, provides information about the event. Click here for more details.

 Northfield City Administrator Ben Martig talks about the September 10 Council Work Session. Topics include cannabis related ordinance, development at 5th and Washington Streets, feasibility of new liquor store, and budget. 

Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen talks the approval of the preliminary tax levy for 2025, a grant received from the state to complete pedestrian crossing, the new dog park, and Oktoberfest happening on September 21st.

Northfield Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann discusses the first week of school, Carleton College's pledge of a $2 million donation to the high school's proposed renovation, Monday night's school board meeting, and more.

Vicki Dilley of Northfield Rotary and Susan Quinnell of Emmaus Church provide information about an upcoming Rotary event featuring musician, author and speaker David LaMotte

Northfield Public Library Director of Library Services Natalie Draper discusses news at the library including an honorable mention from Library Journal, events for Hispanic Heritage Month, and more. 

 Kelli Podracky. Executive Director of Northfield Union of Youth, talks about youth involvement in several upcoming events. 

Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and City Administrator Ben Martig discuss the September 3 City Council Meeting. Topics include NAFRS annual report, liquor license for Froggz (formerly Froggy Bottoms), 2025 street projects, and more.