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Steve Underdahl, CEO of Northfield Hospital & Clinics, provides an update on the lawsuit filed against NHC relating to the Covid vaccination requirement, discusses the impact of Covid on the hospital's capacity, and more.

Kati Reak Sletten of St. Dominic's School provides information on an arts and crafts event scheduled for Saturday, December 11, 9-11 a.m. called "A Morning of Christmas Spirit."  The event is open to the public.

Rice County Attorney John Fossum discusses an issue being considered by the MN Supreme Court on whether convicted felons should have the right to vote, the purchase of land for the new Rice County jail, and more.

Violinist Rolf Haas discusses his project "House of Mysterious Secrets" which combines music and the spoken word. He has now made it into a video version that will debut at the Trylon Cinema in Minneapolis on December 16 at 7 pm.

Northfield Mayor Rhonda Pownell and City Administrator Ben Martig discuss the December 7 City Council meeting.  Topics include the budget and tax levy.

Sam Temple of Northfield Public Broadcasting provides information on programs available on the NPB channel.  Click here for more details.

Lisa Peterson and Jane Bartho of the Northfield Area Chamber of Commerce talk about the many volunteers who help make the Winter Walk possible.  The Winter Walk is scheduled for Thursday, December 9.

Host Pauline Jennings talks with Sandy Jensen about her band Relativity.

Mary Hendricks talks about Christmas in the Village, an event scheduled on December 4, 5 and 11, 12 from 3-8 pm at the Dakota County Fairgrounds.  For details about the event, click here.

St. Dominic's School teacher Dusty Budd and students Gabe Schoephoerster and Jayce Mazurek talk about the 'cardboard box city' they experienced last week to bring awareness to teen homelessness.  They partnered with The Drawer, a nonprofit in Rosemount that collects new socks and underwear to donate to those in need.