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Northfield City Engineer Dave Bennett discusses the April 11 City Council work session during which a 10-year Parks and Rec capital investment plan resulting from a recent study/survey, and how it would be funded, was discussed. Information about the plan can be found on the City's website.

Dundas City Administrator Jenelle Teppen talks about the budget process for next year which will kick off at the first City Council meeting in May, and more.

Northfield School Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann discusses the budget adjustment recommendations approved by the School Board at its April 10 meeting, announces that former Activities Director Tom Graupmann has been inducted into the Interscholastic Activities Administrators Association Hall of Fame, and more.

Rice County Commissioner Galen Malecha provides updates on road construction projects including a 6-legged roundabout on Hwy 19 and 35W, Rice County jail construction, preparation for next year's budget, and more.

Natalie Draper, Director of Northfield Library Services, announces that the summer reading theme will be baseball this year, and discusses upcoming April library programs and events.

Craig Swenson, Assistant Director and Fitness Coordinator at FiftyNorth provides information about upcoming events and activities.

Rice County Sheriff introduces Nathan Budin who was recently promoted to Captain. Captain Budin talks about the Water Patrol, dive team, and water safety.

Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and City Administrator Ben Martig discuss the April 4 City Council meeting.  Topics include updates to the wastewater treatment plant, mill and overlay and bike lanes projects.

NPB Executive Director Sam Temple provides information about programs available coming up on the Northfield Public Broadcasting channel.  The St. Paul Saints games will be broadcast on Channel 180 beginning this weekend.

Northfield Police Chief Mark Elliott discusses how the department monitors the Cannon River during the flooding season.  The river is expected to crest above minor flood stage on Wednesday evening, April 5.