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Sam Temple, Station Manager of Northfield Public Broadcasting, provides information about programs available on NPB.

Scott Wopata, Executive Director of Northfield Community Action Center, discusses the Hillcrest housing project and expansion of food shelf services to Faribault.

Host Pauline Jennings talks with Northfield native  Anders Peterson.  In March, USC Thornton clarinet performance major Anders Peterson won second prize in the classical clarinet category of the 2022 Vandoren Emerging Artist (VEA) Solo Competition. The VEA competition began in 2010 as a way to identify the next generation of great clarinetists and saxophonists and acknowledge them for their talent, hard work and artistry.

Craig Swenson provides information about June events and activities at FiftyNorth.

Today in the ArtZany Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes author Kurt Johnson to share the story of his debut novel The Barrens: A Novel of Love and Death in the Canadian Arctic. This is a book he wrote with the help of his daughter Ellie Johnson.

Natalie Draper, Director of Northfield Public Library Services, talks about Pride in the Park scheduled for Saturday, June 4, 12-4 pm in Central Park, and provides information about summer programming and the summer concert series.

Rice County Sheriff Jesse Thomas provides water safety tips, discusses the recent homicide in Morristown, and more.

Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and Housing Coordinator Melissa Hanson discuss the results of the housing study.

Northfield School Superintendent Dr. Matt Hillmann and Facilities Director Cole Nelson discuss school safety and student mental health resources available through the schools.

This week, host Pauline Jennings talks with singer-songwriter Rya Peck about her album and her musical journey.  Listen to a few of her tunes hot off the press, her best and worst gigs, and more.  Rya is playing at the Songwriters in the Round at the Grand on June 2 at 7 pm.