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Lippert optimistic about bonding bill; LBSA Flannel Gala set for Thursday; City Council Preview
The Minnesota State Legislature will head into its final week of the 2022 session tomorrow, and where there was once real pessimism that anything would get
Serious injury auto vs. bicycle accident Wednesday night; City ponders ice arena options; After prom party at the Dundas Dome Saturday night
On Wednesday night, Northfield police responded to reports of a car hitting a bicyclist at the intersection of Highway 3 and 5th Street. At approximately
Aurora Pharmaceutical could acquire Ice Arena property; Hillmann calls for post-Covid ‘healing;’ Bethel garage sale this weekend
On Tuesday night the Northfield City Council spent quite a bit of time during its work session discussing new developments with the Northfield Ice Arena.
School Board makes changes to final district budget reduction plan; ‘Mini’ roundabout possible for Jefferson Road/Parkway Intersection; Northfield students to explore career opportunities
The Northfield School Board approved the final budget reductions for the 2022-23 and 2023-24 school years at its meeting on Monday night. Northfield Superintendent of
Draheim says Republicans ‘had to buy’ Democrats’ support for UI/Frontline Bonus deal; NH+C details antiviral treatment parameters; ‘Love Our City Day’ set for May 21
Two weeks ago, when the State Legislature agreed to a compromise, and passed a bill to replenish the unemployment insurance trust fund while doubling the
Lippert says tax proposal is for ‘those who need it most;’ A.W. Norton house receives historic designation; City Council Preview
It was a busy week in the state House of Representatives last week as three major bills were passed. One centered around health care, and
Thomas discusses Police Week; City preparing for major branding process; Northfield Clean Up Days are here
The first two weeks in May are set aside every year to honor America’s law enforcement community and thank the people who work every day
Council considering Spring Street changes for ‘Quiet Zone;’ NPB expansion paying dividends; Girl’s Nite Out set for tomorrow
At Tuesday night’s Northfield City Council meeting, City Engineer Dave Bennett gave a presentation to the council discussing options for putting descending arm gates at
NH+C presents ‘clean’ audit results; ALC students learning through YouthBuild; Jerry Anderson honored with Heywood Award
Last night at the Northfield City Council meeting, Northfield Hospital + Clinics presented the results of the organization’s annual audit. As has now consistently become
Stabbing at St. Olaf College – UPDATED; Lippert says DFL is stepping up for education; City Council preview
A St. Olaf student has been charged with attempted murder and three felony counts of assault with a dangerous weapon, stemming from an incident that
Lippert happy to have a deal on UI and Hero Pay, not as happy with the details; Age Friendly Northfield and ‘walkability;’ Road construction season starts today
Last week the state legislature broke a major deadlock by agreeing on a bill that repays the debt the state owes to the federal Unemployment
Questions raised about drinking water treatment plant; City wants to tie Bridge Square to riverfront; Second Annual Pride in the Park June 4th
The Northfield Public Works Department is advocating for the construction of a new Drinking Water Treatment Plant to mitigate the effects of higher levels of
Seeman guilty of racketeering, 18 other felonies; 5th and Water Street options open; Sullivan to be new Activities Director
After more than eight years, and countless delays, a Rice County jury convicted Paul Scott Seeman, of Cannon City Township, yesterday, of 29 felonies, including 19 counts of receiving
Lippert helps passage of soil protection Ag bill; Hillmann says cutting school budget ‘never easy;’ Archer House bricks for sale on Saturday
On Monday, the Minnesota House of Representatives passed a bill that will promote soil health improvements, pollinator protection, cover crop development, and new opportunities for
Public reacts to School District Budget Cuts; Draheim bothered by lack of progress on Unemployment; Elliott supports county social worker program
The Northfield School Board meeting held last night was the first time the general public had had opportunity to speak out and react to the
Lippert on legislative ‘4th quarter;’ I-35 development causes concern; Auxiliary Book Fair set to begin tomorrow
With the Easter/Passover break behind them, State Representative Todd Lippert characterized the next month as the “4th Quarter” for the Minnesota State Legislature. There is
District announces budget cut recommendations; NPD mental health ‘check-in’ program underway; Arcadia, Koza ready for residency capstone
Yesterday, the Northfield School District published recommendations for reducing the district budget by $4.5 million over the 2022-23 and 2023-24 school years. The budget cuts are
Martig receives positive review; Special Ed funding is critical; Dukes preparing for a special season
Prior to the regular City Council Meeting on Tuesday Night, the Council met in a closed meeting to conduct City Administrator Ben Martig’s annual job
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