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Today’s news update – Save the Northfield Depot seeks funds with unique incentives; Council will discuss the Mayor’s Streetscape Task Force; Planning Commission approves $ for LDC facelift
Save the Northfield Depot seeks funds with unique incentives
The Save the Northfield Depot group started up 5 years ago when people complained about the graffiti and possible safety issues with the building to the Railroad who then offered the building to the Fire Department for practice. Alice Thomas, a member of Save the Depot, said other residents were alarmed and thus formed the group. The Railroad sold the Depot to the group for a dollar but the property must be moved but it can’t be moved until they secure a site and they can’t secure a site until they’ve proven that they’re raising money. The Q-Block site was chosen and a site plan was formed which you can find at northfielddepot.org. While the railroad has not given them a deadline to move the building, Thomas says the Q-Block land deal with the City for a dollar is contingent on their fundraising efforts. A November 2013 deadline has been set. They need $293,000. They have $90,000 so far. On their website you’ll find options for helping out including incentives for donating. Chip DeMann explains that for a $5,000 donation they’ll put you on a horse and you can rob the First National Bank in a reenactment. Or for $2500 you can defend the bank. Thomas says the development on the Q-Block which is on the west side will also be a large benefit to the community with the multiple uses they envision.
Council will discuss the Mayor’s Streetscape Task Force
The Northfield City Council meets tonight at 7 o’clock. A couple of items on the Consent Agenda include a resolution ordering a special election for the Ward 4 council seat now filled by Jessica Peterson White after Patrick Ganey resigned last September. The election will be held November 5th and the term expires at the end of 2014. The City Council is being asked to approve a resolution calling for a public hearing on June 4th for the purpose of issuing tax abatement refunding bonds. According to Ehlers, Tax abatement bonds for refunding could save the City nearly $182,000 up front and $30,000 a year thereafter. Tonight they’ll hold a public hearing on the Northfield Retirement Community Center’s Issuance of Refunding Notes – they’ll then vote to approve issuance and sale of the notes. On the Regular agenda is just one item – the history and direction of the Mayor’s Streetscape Task Force including 2 particular projects, Bridge Square and Division Street lighting and streetscape . Their complete agenda is on the City’s website under City Council. The meeting will be streamed live online at kymnradio.net.
Planning Commission approves $ for LDC facelift
At their meeting last week, the Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of a contract for LDC Amendment Services with Planning Consultant Bill Weber. The proposal includes a plan for “technical” and “structural” amendments that will improve the LDC and assist with the implementation and navigation of the land development code. The estimated timetable for this amendment process is approximately 185 hours of consulting work between the months of June and December of 2013. The proposed contract calls for work on an hourly basis not to exceed $22,000. A copy of the proposed work plan and timetable is included in the Planning Commission packet for May 16th which is on the City’s website.
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May Events for the Cannon Valley Trail
Another Season is beginning for the Cannon Valley Trail. The plans are set to have “good” weather and a lot of fun. Detlef Bordthauser will be playing his accordion. He has quite a few songs and has entertained on the trail for a number of years now and has always been a hit with his German attire and songs and accordion. Stacy Olson, Master Gardener, will bring a display of a variety of birds to interest the Nature Lovers and bird watchers. It should be a fun and interesting day.
May 18 (moved to the 25th due to weather) Dan Schwan will entertain with his accordion music. He is a very gifted musician and everyone enjoys his music. Rod Johnson, Archaeologist will have a display of findings from the area. He will also tell about a technique the Indians used to make weapons and tools, its called “Flintknapping.” Rod has been a great supporter for many years now and he is very interesting.
May 25- Merchants Bank will provide cookies for those on the trail. Merchants Bank has been so good at supporting the Trial for many years now and we all appreciate their support. Hours 11-2pm Weather permitting! Welch Site. Resource persons will be available. These programs are for bikers and other visitors.
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5/21/13 Northfield City Council meeting 7pm (LIVE)
CALL TO ORDER
____Graham ____DeLong ____Ludescher ____Nakasian ____Peterson White ____ Pownell ____Zweifel
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
PRESENTATIONS
REPORTS FROM THE MAYOR AND COUNCILMEMBERS
CONSENT AGENDA
Public Comments: Persons commenting on consent agenda items only may use this opportunity to speak. Speakers must identify themselves by providing their name and address and completing a comment card. Comments are limited to two (2) minutes. Agenda items below are approved by one motion unless a Council member requests separate action. All items approved by majority vote unless noted.
1. Motion – Review of City Disbursements
2. Motion – Authorize Request for Proposals for Banking Services
3. Motion – Approve Appointments to Mayor’s Youth Council
4. Resolution 2013-066 – Approve MnDOT Maintenance Agreement
5. Resolution 2013-067- Approve Amendment to Minnesota Assisted Living Facility Revenue Note
(Millstream Commons)
6. Resolution 2013-068- Approve License Agreement with Railroad for Tiger Trail Bridge
7. Resolution 2013-069 – Approve Ordering a Special Election to Fill a Vacancy Council Member Ward 4
8. Resolution 2013-070 – Approve Calling for a Public Hearing on the Issuance of Tax Abatement
Refunding Bonds
OPEN PUBLIC COMMENTS
Persons may take one opportunity to address the council for three (3) minutes on a topic not on the agenda. No notification of the mayor is required. However, speakers are asked to complete a comment card. Persons wanting a response to a question must submit the question in writing to the recording secretary. Questions must include name, address and phone number.
PUBLIC HEARINGS AND RELATED ACTION
The public will have the opportunity to speak for or against the issue for a maximum of two (2) minutes per item. The Chair will recognize speaker at podium and conversation will be between Chair and speaker. Persons must give their name, address, and if representing a business, must give the name of the business or corporation. If an attorney or consultant is representing a client, the client must be identified for the record. Citizens who have material to be handed out shall provide a minimum of 12 copies of the material to the City Administrator. The City Administrator will then pass the information to the appropriate people.
9. Items Northfield Retirement Center Conduit Debt
a. Public Hearing – Northfield Retirement Center Refunding
b. Resolution 2013-071 – Approve the Issuance and Sale of a Senior Housing Revenue
Refunding Note, Series 2013A
REGULAR AGENDA
Please submit name and address to the recording secretary before the meeting or prior to the start of the regular agenda. The Mayor will ask you to speak after the staff report on the item. Please be respectful of the public’s and the council’s time. Members of the public wishing to speak may be asked to:
Speak only once for no more than two (2) minutes on the topic unless the speaker is addressed by the council;
To identify your relationship to the topic (interested citizens included);
To have a spokesperson or two for your group to present your comments.
10. Discussion with Streetscape Task Force on 2013 Projects & Update on Municipal District #4
ADMINISTRATORS UPDATE
ADJOURN
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All-Wheel Drive |May 20
Jessica Paxton hosts the 4-6pm hours filling them with eclectic music, news and local info.
Playlist:
The Decemberists/O Valencia!
The Counterfactuals/Running Dry (TONIGHT at the Upstairs Rueb!)
Romantica/I Need You Tonight
LP/Into The Wild
Fitz & The Tantrums/L.O.V.
Rodriguez/Can’t Get Away
The Doors/Hello, I Love You (RIP, Ray Manzarek, keyboardist and founding member of The Doors, who passed away today in Germany.)
Blitzen Trapper/Furr
Blinker The Star/Below The Sliding Doors
Gospel Gossip/Yeah! Oh Yeah!
Jim Noir/One Note World
Gregson & Collister/Here I Go Again
After the news, area funeral annoucements, and the weather forecast
The Civil Wars/Barton Hollow
Conor Oberst/Sausalito
Ryan Adams/Oh My Sweet Carolina
Them/Baby Please Don’t Go
Staple Singers/City In The Sky
Josh Ritter/Orbital
Neko Case/The Needle Has Landed
Joni Mitchell/Big Yellow Taxi
Short(er) show today, so that we can bring you live coverage of the Minnesota Twins vs. the Atlanta Braves, next on KYMN!
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Becky’s 1 Mile and 5K Walk & Run
When: Saturday, June 1, 2013 at 8:00 AM
Location: Spring Creek Park
Where: 510 Jefferson Parkway East, Northfield, MN
Registration begins at 7:00 AM – Walk/Run begins at 8:00 AM
Entry fee: No entry fee. However, a free will offering will be accepted. We will have a box where you may put your donation.
Water and Gatorade will be provided before and after your completion of the 1 Mile or 5K.
We ask that you bring a treat (cookies, bars, etc.) to share with the other participants.
If you are unable to participate on June 1, but would like to make a donation, this 1 Mile and 5K Walk & Run is in honor of Becky Kasper. Becky is a 2011 Northfield High School graduate who was murdered earlier this year while a student at Arizona State University. Becky was a smart, hardworking young woman with a heart of gold. Becky always found the good in everything and everyone. The Kasper family has incurred many expenses the past month dealing with this terrible tragedy. We would like to help the Kaspers by generating money to help with their expenses. Any money generated above and beyond what is needed to help the Kaspers will be donated to one or more local Northfield charity.
Please send your donation to: Becky Kasper Family Fund, c/o First National Bank of Northfield, 329 Division St. S, Northfield, MN 55057.
Questions? Please call Dick Daymont (612-702-7421) or email Dick at dick@northfieldrunning.com
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Today’s news update – Northfield Construction formally changes hands
Northfield Construction Company is pleased to announce that it has been sold to local business owner Chris Kennelly. The transaction occurred on May 1, 2013. All employees will remain with the company and all work will continue as planned. Read the story by clicking the link below:
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Wayne Eddy Affair | Mark Moors
Retired banker Mark Moors talks banking and life in this edition of the Wayne Eddy Affair.
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Listen in to the Wayne Eddy Affair every weekday. Monday through Thursday, 9:00-11:00 a.m. Fridays from 9:30-11:00 a.m.
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Today’s news update – 19 year old pulls knife at The Contented Cow; Police facility comes under budget but financing continues to come under fire; Beaumaster says Grand Jury indictment instructions could become case law
19 year old pulls knife at The Contented Cow
Police arrested a 19 year old man after he pulled a knife at The Contented Cow early Saturday morning. Interim Police Chief Chuck Walerius signed the complaint late this morning. He said the man was drinking underage and when the bartender refused to serve him, he pulled a knife. The suspect says that’s not true but that he was defending himself and his friends as the “whole bar erupted with racial slurs”. Walerius said there were no injuries. Julio Cesar Mendez of Northfield has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon, a felony with a maximum sentence of 7 years. He was taken to detox over the weekend and released this morning to Rice County jail.
Police facility comes under budget but financing continues to come under fire
The new police facility could cost considerably less than budgeted. City Administrator Tim Madigan sent an email to the Leadership Team Thursday afternoon stating that opening bids have come in less than expected. He says the architect and the low bidder are going over the numbers right now to be certain of the savings before hammering out firmer numbers. In the email, Madigan implies a savings of 100’s of thousands of dollars. This will come before council at their June 4th meeting. In the meantime, the Charter Commission voted 3 to 2 to retain an attorney for up to 6 hours to consider questions of financial obligations of the City and the Charter Commission’s authority to offer interpretations of the Charter. According to the Northfield News the conversation was brought on by a discussion over the financing of the Police facility and the use of Certificate of Participation bonds rather than a public vote. The attorney will also look into options to change the portion of the Charter on city indebtedness, including a definition of “obligations.” Commission member Frank Balster told the News that some residents are concerned this type of financing could set a precedent that future council’s might use to push through projects. Councilor Ludescher still believes the use of COP bonds is illegal but will not pursue a lawsuit as threatened but will work to change the Charter if need be.
Beaumaster says Grand Jury indictment instructions could become case law
Rice County attorney Paul Beaumaster chose to appeal a Waseca County Judge’s decision to dismiss the Grand Jury indictment of Michael Wayne Moreland on Criminal Vehicular Homicide charges. Based on the Judge’s opinion, Beaumaster said it changes grand jury instruction. If the dismissal is upheld based on jury instruction that did not include lesser charges such as Careless Driving, then Beaumaster believes it should be re-written in case law and the manual known as jigs – jury instruction guide. Beaumaster believes this is a precedent setting appeal and could go to the Supreme Court. Beaumaster says the reason for dismissal – not properly instructing the jury, says that it shifts the language used to instruct a Grand Jury and deserves special attention.
Steve Underdahl officially named NH&C CEO
Steve Underdahl has been named the new president and CEO of Northfield Hospital & Clinics (NH&C). He formally accepted the Board of Directors’ offer of the position Friday. He’ll begin work at NH&C on June 11.
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Raider Wrap with Dusty Budd | Raider Baseball
Dusty Budd chats with local high school players and coaches as he wraps up the week in Raider sports. You can listen live to Raider Wrap every Saturday morning at 10am.
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Wayne Eddy Affair | Jimmy Francis, Pts 1 & 2
Jimmy Francis of Town Square TV, also the Prime Minister of the St. Paul Winter Carnival, talks about…TV and the Carnival (and more!).
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KeyMN Radio: Please go to a foreign world.
In this episode, somebody obviously didn’t want to show up, but everybody else does, and oh man, do they have a great time! So please, take 52 minutes out of your busy day, and learn to laugh again, with C-Goody, High School Graduate Jesus, The Mairinator, and Kev-E-Fly as they talk about important things and play important music.
Hot topics from the week include why an 8″ long knife isn’t long enough, why premeditated sticking is the best kind of sticking, why Free Comic Book Day brings out the best people, and by the only person who should wear a Ghostbuster costume is Bill Murray.
Elsewhere, Kevin invents a new drink, “just because he’s Kevin,” George has some issues with anger, but has excelled in Math at an art charter school, Mairin is super enthusiastic about the show this week, and Chris threatens a butterfly, and earns the title “the only black person I know” from Kevin. He was truly honored.
The gang also tries to make due without the Professor, and they muddle through the week in history, and they do a terrible job at a quiz about “weird laws.”
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Setlist:
- “Month of May” by Arcade Fire
- “Laughin’ and Clownin’” by Sam Cooke
- “That’s Because You Drive Me” by Acid House Kings
- “Pink Rabbits” by The National
Tune into the KeYMN show every Saturday at 11 a.m, or check out the show archives.
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All-Wheel Drive |May 17
Jessica Paxton hosts the 4-6pm hours filling them with eclectic music, news and local info.
Playlist:
The Counterfactuals/Look Up At The Light (next Monday, May 20 at the Upstairs Rueb!)
Paul Kelly/Maybe This Time For Sure
Sondre Lerche/You Know So Well (just announced — appearing as part of the 2013-2014 music series at the Walker Art Center, along with Polica’s Channy Leaneagh and others)
Genesis/Follow Me, Follow You
Eddy Grant/Electric Avenue
Bow Wow Wow/I Want Candy
Polica/Wandering Star
Sinead O’Conner/I Want Your Hands (On Me)
Pixies/La La Love You
Dark Dark Dark/Celebrate
Low/California
The Cinematic Orchestra/To Build A Home
Cat Power/Manhattan
After the news, area funeral announcements, and the weekend weather forecast
Sleep Study/Flower Girl
Rolling Stones/Claudine
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss/Gone, Gone, Gone
The Suburbs/Music For Boys
Supergrass/Mansize Rooster
Split Enz/I Got You
Sia/The Girl You Lost To Cocaine
Tanya Donelly/Pretty Deep
The Waterboys/Fisherman’s Blues
The Beatles/Little Child
PJ Harvey/C’Mon Billy
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Today’s news update – Police facility bids come in 100′s of thousands less; Jensen charged with 7 felonies, police continue investigation; USPS puts premium price on Downtown Post Office;
Police facility bids come in 100′s of thousands less
The new police facility could cost considerably less than budgeted. City Administrator Tim Madigan sent an email to the Leadership Team yesterday afternoon stating that opening bids have come in less than expected. The architect is currently going over designs and numbers with the low bidders to make certain of the cost difference. In the email, Madigan implies a savings of 100’s of thousands of dollars. More exact numbers will be available next week. This will come before council at their June 4th meeting. It’ll be a busy construction season for Northfield not only with the building of the Police Facility but street repairs and the City Hall reconfiguration will start soon. Madigan asks for patience as citizens visit City Hall.
Jensen charged with 7 felonies, police continue investigation
It’s been a busy week for the Northfield Police Department. Two burglaries that included killing the family dogs had the College Street neighborhood on high alert and the police working quickly to apprehend the suspect, 30 year old Matthew David Jensen. Jensen’s been charged with 7 felonies in all including 1st degree burglary, torture of an animal and possession of heroin. Interim Police Chief Chuck Walerius says his investigators are continuing to investigate Jensen as they discovered other items in their search of his home that don’t belong to him or the victims they know of. He says they have reason to believe that there were more burglaries that some residents may not even know yet that something’s missing. His officers will be canvassing the College Street area for more victims. If you do discover something missing, call the police at 645-4475. According to the criminal complaint, Jensen was crying and expressed remorse during his police interview. He remains in the Rice County Jail.
USPS puts premium price on Downtown Post Office
The future of the downtown Post Office remains in flux while the building remains for sale at an asking price of over twice what it was appraised for. Mayor Graham says the building was appraised at $323,000 but the USPS is asking $795,000, which happens to be about the same amount the PO needs to build the Annex out on Hwy 3. The reason the discussion came up at the council work session is that no matter what goes in the building they will have to rezone. That’s called “spot zoning”. It’s really just a matter of procedure. The Heritage Preservation Commission must be involved due to the historic nature of the building.
During National Police Week, Chief asks residents to remember the “Ted Foss Move Over” law
It’s National Police Week, a time to remember those officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. There’s a national memorial in Washington, DC and one here at the State Capital in St. Paul where Walerius says for this week, it’s staffed 24 hours a day by officers from all over the state. They stand guard and ring out a bell stating the name of each officer fallen. Walerius says the biggest killer of cops isn’t guns or fights, but traffic accidents as officers are on the side of the road with another vehicle or directing traffic. The Move Over law requires motorists to move over a lane from police activity whenever possible or at the least slow down. You could be fined.
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Northfield Named 2013 Star Tribune Best of Minnesota Award
Mary Schmelzer - Executive Director
Northfield Area Chamber of Commerce
The Northfield Area Chamber of Commerce has received notification from the Star Tribune on the following.
“…the Northfield Area Chamber of Commerce has received a 2013 Star Tribune Best of Minnesota award in the category “Small Town for a Weekend Visit”. “Northfield Area Chamber of Commerce will be featured in the Star Tribune Best of Minnesota special section, which will be distributed state-wide on Sunday, May 19 in the Star Tribune newspaper.”
More information to follow.
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ArtZany!-Radio for the Imagination | Northfield High School Honors Arts Exhibit and The Northfield Young Sculptors Project.
Today in the ArtZany! Radio studio Paula Granquist welcomes Northfield High School students from two art programs: Northfield High School Honors Arts Exhibit and The Northfield Young Sculptors Project.
Northfield High School Honors Arts Exhibit
“An Exquisite Body of Work”
Northfield Arts Guild Gallery
April May 22 – June 8
Opening reception Friday, May 24, 7-9 pm
Northfield Arts Guild will open its mixed media exhibit of visual art featuring work from the Northfield High School honors program. Each of these 12 young artists has focused on an area of personal interest. The mediums they are working include clay, charcoal, spray paint, watercolor, acrylic, and mixed media. This is a show case of talent, hard work, and dedication, as these students organize and mount their own public show. Come out and congratulate them at the opening they are hosting for the community, Friday, May 24 at Northfield Arts Guild Gallery, from 7-9:00pm.
The Northfield Young Sculptors Project
The project is a collaboration with the Northfield Arts and Culture Commission and artist Rafael Estrella, with the help of high school art teacher Christie Clarke. Rafael Estrella meets regularly with a group of ten Northfield High School students to develop a group sculpture to be displayed on the plaza of the Northfield Public Library.
The project was initiated by the Northfield Arts and Culture Commission and received funding from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council (SEMAC). The goal is to link artistic, educational and cultural enrichment, by empowering high school students to create public sculpture and to give the town and its residents and visitors a visual treat.
The first creation of the Northfield Young Sculptors Project, “The Tree of Knowledge and Delight,” was unveiled June 29, 2012 at the Northfield Public Library plaza near the corner of Third and Division streets. The hope is that the project will become an annual tradition, and that each year, the sculpture will be moved to the high school in a sculpture garden to make room for a new one at the library. This year’s sculpture will be installed on the plaza of the Northfield Public Library this summer.
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KYMN Community Calendar Online – Bethel Lutheran Church Garage Sale
In addition to our daily radio broadcast listing of free/charity events, we are now taking your entries online for our website feed. Please use the submission form HERE to do so. Attachment preferred.
- Friday, May 17, 7am-6pm
- Saturday, May 18, 8am-Noon
- 1321 North Avenue – Northfield MN
- Featuring: Men’s, women’s, children’s and infant clothing. Household items, electrical appliances, collectibles and antiques. Furniture, garage and lawn items.
- Also featuring a bake sale both days!!
- $3 Bag Sale at 10am on Saturday!!
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The Unexpected Caregiver | Soul Service-Caring for a dying loved one
Broadcast on KYMN every Thursday from 11-11:30am. Ready or not, you’re a caregiver and Kari can help. This weekly program will help arm the average “boomer” with valuable help on getting the proper care for and reconnect with your aging parents.
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Christine Cowgill, author of Soul Service http://www.soulservice.info
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5/16/13 Northfield Planning Commission (archived)
1) Call to Order and Approval of Agenda
2) Approval of Minutes
a) March 21, 2013 Planning Commission Meeting
b) April 13, 2013 Planning Commission Retreat
c) May 2, 2013 Planning Commission Work Session
3) Public Hearing – Zoning Map Amendment for Lashbrook Park
4) New Business Items
a) Consider Proposal for Improving the LDC
b) Review Draft LDC Language for Solar, Wind, and Telecom
5) Unfinished Business Items – None
6) Reports and Discussion Items
a) Commissioner Comments and Reports
b) Staff Updates and Reports
c) Comments from the Chair
7) Adjournment
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All-Wheel Drive |May 15
Jessica Paxton hosts the 4-6pm hours filling them with eclectic music, news and local info.
Playlist:
Bob Mould/See A Little Light
Badfinger/Come And Get It
Girl In A Coma/One Eyed Fool
The Black Keys/Stop Stop
Sam The Sham & The Pharoahs/Wooly Booly
Raphael Saadiq/Stone Rollin’
Band Of Horses/Older
James Vincent McMorrow/This Old Dark Machine
The Counterfactuals/Young Boy (don’t miss their performance Monday, May 20 at the Upstairs Rueb!)
Horse Feathers/Fit Against The Country
Talkdemonic/Revival
After the news, area funeral announcements, and the weather forecast
Eurythmics/Would I Lie To You?
Har Mar Superstar/DUI
Son Of A Gun/Rock Monkey
The English Beat/Sole Salvation
The Shins/Kissing The Lipless
Jonsi/Sticks And Stones
The Milk Carton Kids/I Still Want A Little More
Lucinda Williams/Sweet Old World
The Vibrators/Yeah Yeah Yeah
The Replacements/Never Mind
The Stranglers/96 Tears
The Vaccines/A Lack Of Understanding
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Today’s news update – Hwy 3 closed just north of John Deere (photos)
Hwy 3 closed near John Deere – power lines down
At about 2:30 this afternoon a truck pulling a large boat struck the power lines on Hwy 3 near John Deere. The road is shut down and could be closed for up to 6 hours. We have word that Multek is without power. We spoke with Assistant Fire Chief Jeff Mahacek. Click below for more details…
Mahacek on downed power lines 5-15-13
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