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 Ray Ozmun of the American Legion Northfield Post #84 describes several activities to honor veterans occurring in the days surrounding Veterans Day which is Saturday, November 11. 

 NHS students Evan Loe and Jackson Hessian and advisor Martha Lundin talk about the Northfield Youth Bank, a youth philanthropy program that raises and award funds to youth-led projects. Click here for more information. 

 Don Pavek provides information about the 2023 Salvation Army Counter Mini-Kettle Campaign. Mini-kettles will be placed in various businesses in the area next week. 

 Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and City Administrator Ben Martig discuss the November 7 City Council meeting. 

Sam Temple, Executive Director for Northfield Public Broadcasting, talks about public broadcasting and provides information on programs available on NPB. For more information, visit the NPB website.  

 Natalie Draper, Library Director at Northfield Public Library, provides information about upcoming events and activities at the library.  

Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell talks about President Biden's visit to a farm in Northfield this week where Mayor Pownell was honored to give the opening comments. 

 Mark Thornton of the Northfield Historical Society and local writer and historian Jeff Sauve talk about holiday writing classes to be held Thursdays, November 6, 9, and 16, 6-7:30pm, at the Northfield Historical Society. Classes are free and open to writers at all levels. 

 Craig Swenson provides information about upcoming programs, activities and events at FiftyNorth. 

Rice County Sheriff Jesse Thomas and Jim Dale of the Salvation Army, talk about the services of the Salvation Army and the need for volunteers during the Red Kettle bell-ringing campaign that begins November 10. The Salvation Army's mission emphasizes aiding the poor and people in need and offers human services through its programs, including disaster relief and public emergency services. To volunteer, visit registertoring.com.