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 Northfield Police Chief Mark Elliott and EMS Operations Supervisor Melissa DeGroot talk about last night's 'Nite to Unite', an event that provides an opportunity for first responders to visit neighborhood get-togethers and interact with the community. 

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

 Finlay Anderson from Scotland and Jack Walton from England are soccer coaches from Challenger Sports and talk about their soccer camp for youth being held at the Middle School soccer fields July 31-August 4. There is still time to join the camp! Register here. 

 Joe Amy of the Dennison Lions Club provides information about events during Dennison Days on August 4-5. For more information, visit dennisondays.org. 

 Dave Legvold, Northfield area farmer, and Hannah Mahr, Community Engagement Coordinator for Clean River Partners, provide information about an agricultural water quality certification program on August 10. The Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification Program (MAWQCP) is a voluntary opportunity for farmers and agricultural landowners to take the lead in implementing conservation practices that protect our water. 

 CC Linstroth of Age-Friendly Northfield talks about the need for accessibility for older adults in the projects being planned by the City of Northfield. 

 Northfield Area Fire & Rescue Board Chair Brad Ness and Fire Chief Tom Nelson discuss the NAFRS budget, capital equipment program, fire safety, and more. 

 Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen talks about the July 24 City Council meeting. Topics include franchise fees to help fund street maintenance, proposed budget and the preliminary levy. 

 Jenaveve Pittman and Shari Setchel, who founded the non-profit Big Woods Movement Collective, talk about Canopy Jam 2023 to be held July 22 at The Northfield Depot and July 23 at Salvatierra Farms. There will be movement, music, yoga, and community. For details, visit bigwoodscollective.org/canopy-jam.

 Bill Metz and Eric Bergh discuss the upcoming Tour De SAVE bike ride on July 29 to raise awareness around the issue of suicide and raise dollars to help fund the SAVE (Suicide Awareness Voices of Education) organization. The rides will start at Sechler Park at 9:00 a.m.  Register online at save.org.