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Attorney David Ludescher talks about a lawsuit filed against the City on behalf of a citizens' group relating to the City Council's dismissal of a petition filed by 1,100 citizens for a reverse referendum involving street projects and bike lanes. 

 Northfield Public Library Director Natalie Draper discusses new resources and events at the library, and she announces that Friends of the Library met their fundraising goal for the Library Oasis at the Community Resource Center 

Jay Pizinger, CEO/CFO of Three Links Care Center talks about a merger with St. Francis Health Services beginning November 1, 2023. 

 Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and Finance Director Brenda Angelstad talk about the city's budget, audit, bond rating, and more. 

Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen talks the August 28 City Council meeting including a new business, Tractor Supply, that will begin building soon on Schilling Drive north of MGM and plans to open in the spring. 

Northfield School Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann discusses staff milestones and awards, return of Noel Stratmoen to the School Board, teacher contract settlement, and reviews the August 28 School Board meeting. 

 Tim Freeland, Event Chair for the Defeat of Jesse James Days Horseshoe Hunt, talks about the annual event. The prize this year will be $2,075 if DJJD button has been registered prior to the event, or $1,075 if not registered. For event rules and to register your button, visit djjd.org. Clues will be posted each day at 7 a.m. beginning August 30. 

 New Healthy Community Initiative (HCI) Executive Director Sandy Malecha, Board Co-Chair Ellen Iverson, and Youth Engagement/NCCC Director Meleah Follen talk about the organization's mission, programs and goals. 

Jeff Silkey, organizer of the 3rd annual Bald Eagle Posse Roundup, talks about the age 50+ baseball tournament this weekend at Sechler Park that will include a team from Puerto Rico and a tribute to local teacher/coach Ken Persons. 

Tim McKone talks about the Cycling Without Age Program that has begun in Northfield. The program provides an opportunity for elderly people with limited mobility a chance to experience the joy of bicycle riding again on a three wheel electric assist cycle called a trishaw. Two passengers sit side by side in a front bench seat and the pilot pedals from the back. For more information, email Tim at [email protected].