Rice County Answer Book 2022-23

ANSWER

FARIBAULT

ALEXANDER FARIBAULT

Alexander Faribault, an early furtrader, entrepreneur and territorial legislator, founded the town site in 1852 to take advantage of its scenic qualities, abundant resources, and strategic location. In the 1860’s, Faribault gained national recognition as an educational and religious center due in large measure to the efforts of Bishop Henry Whipple in developing a system of interrelated churches and schools. This, along with the establishment of the highly acclaimed State Academies for the Blind and Deaf, led Faribault to be known as “Athens of the West.”

Faribault’s home, the first woodframe structure to be built in Rice County, sits on First Avenue NW. It is owned and operated as a museum by the Rice County Historical Society.

RICE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY Museum

1814 NW Second Ave. 507-332-2121 rchistory.org

The Rice County Historical Society was founded in 1926 with the mission of “discovery, preservation and dissemination of the knowledge of the history of Rice County and the state of Minnesota.”

The Historical Society offers a

History Camp, one-room school and log cabin experiences for youth, school tours, public programs and workshops, among other activities.

In addition to outreach and public programs, the Rice County Museum of History houses historical displays, a genealogical research center, and an exhibit area. The Museum exhibits include Bishop Henry Whipple, artist Grace McKinstry, Sellner Manufacturing, Heisman Trophy winner Bruce Smith and Native Americans.

The museum also displays Main Street U.S.A., which is a timeline of businesses found in many small towns of southern Minnesota.

The Historical Society operates the Heritage and Harvest halls that contain displays of farm and

Rice County Historical Museum

industrial items. In addition there are three historic pioneer buildings, which were moved to the museum site from around the county. The buildings are an 1850s log cabin, the Pleasant Valley School organized in 1857, and The Holy Innocents Episcopal Church, built in 1869.

HERITAGE PRESERVATION COMMISSION

The seven-member commission advises the City Council and staff on issues related to the preservation of the community’s cultural, historical and architectural heritage, and is actively involved in a variety of educational efforts that highlight Faribault’s past.

Faribault contains more than 40 properties listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including the city’s downtown commercial

district.

For more information, visit faribaulthpc.org. Find meeting information and agendas, visit ci.faribault.mn.us/304/HeritagePreservation-Commission.

SISTER CITIES

Wuerzburg, Germany

Dorothy Beebe was the motivating force behind relief action for the city of Wuerzburg, Germany following World War II. She called upon her hometown of Faribault, Minnesota, and the town responded. Faribault adopted the city of Wurzburg as its sister city in 1949.

The 50th anniversary of that adoption was celebrated in Wuerzburg on April 28, 1999. The 19 Faribaultians who attended the celebration returned with deep admiration of Wuerzburg,

its residents, and the renewed friendship between the two cities. The Faribault delegation also found a new source of pride in their hometown. The most recent visit between the cities’ residents was in 2015.

Podensac, France

In 1918, a Faribault regiment (136th U.S. Infantry Regiment) came to the southwestern French village and helped its residents at the end of World War I. At the time, a reception was organized for the soldiers, and since then, a street was named after the regiment. In 2018, the French city’s mayor reached out to Faribault Mayor Kevin Voracek about rekindling the relationship.

Podensac was subsequently adopted as a sister city and a delegation of Faribaultians visited the town later that year.

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NORTHFIELD

Northfield’s history, courtesy of northfeild visitnorthfield.com.

There are few Minnesota cities with the rich history of Northfield, and there are fewer still that have done such a wonderful job of pre serving their historic treasures. You’ll see many examples of 1800s archi tecture throughout the community, and history buffs will especially enjoy the detailed exhibits and informa tion at our Historical Society Mu suem, colleges and historic down town district.

OUR ORIGINS

In January 1855, John Wesley North set out from St. Anthony Falls, MN, to settle land recently ceded by the Dakota tribe. North chose the Cannon River valley because of the great potential for hydro logic power and abundant natural resources. He arrived at the site that would become Northfield with a few people, including his brother-in-law George Loomis. Loomis and North built a sawmill, then a gristmill and a bridge. When plotting Northfield, they ignored the river’s natural cur vature and platted the town in 95 ridged blocks.

MILLING ROOTS

John and his wife, Ann Loomis North, attracted many likeminded people to Northfield. These were people who believed in women’s rights, temperance, the abolitionist movement, education and helping your fellow neighbor. The financial panic of 1857 brought the North’s to near financial ruin, and in 1859 the North’s good friend Charles Wheaton agreed to buy the North’s Northfield assets.

Wheaton produced flour at North’s gristmill for a few years, and then sold it to Jesse Ames and Sons. Ames enlarged the mill, and at the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Phila delphia, he won the straight flour category for best flour in the United States.

In 1927, Jesse Ames’ son Adelbert Ames sold the mill to L.G. Campbell,

and Northfield became the head quarters for the Campbell Cereal Co., which produced Malt-O-Meal cereal. The company moved its headquarters to Minneapolis, but kept its production facility in North field. Today, Malt-O-Meal still oper ates the Ames Mill, and Northfield is the only place in the world where its hot cereal is produced.

EDUCATIONAL EMPHASIS

In 1856, the first school in North field was founded with 25 students reporting. In 1874, the Northfield independent school district was formed, and in 1877, the first gradu ating class consisted of seven girls and no boys.

Northfield College was founded in 1866 by the Minnesota Confer ence of Congregational Churches. Preparatory classes began in 1867, and in 1871 the college changed its name to honor a benefactor, William Carleton. At the time of his gift of $50,000 it was the largest gift to a college in the western United States. Today, Carleton’s enrollment is around 1,900 students.

The St. Olaf School was formed in 1874 by Rev. B.J. Muus, a Lutheran pastor; Harold Thorsen, a Northfield businessman; and three others. The original purpose of the school was to educate Norwegian immigrants, both men and women, to prepare them for life in the new country. The school was initially located in the public school buildings, and for a few years all of Northfield’s educational institutions were within three blocks of each other. College classes began in 1886, even though the college was not officially formed until 1889. Today, St. Olaf’s enroll ment is around 3,000 students.

ATTEMPTED BANK RAID

At roughly 2:00 p.m., September 7, 1876, eight men rode into town, intent on robbing the First National Bank of Northfield. It would later be called a textbook James-Younger bank robbery, and it began with three members of the gang enter ing the bank and announcing that it was a holdup. The three desperados ordered three bank employees to

open the safe, but were told the vault was locked and couldn’t be opened.

On the street, local citizens be gan to arm themselves when a merchant discovered the robbery in progress. Upon their discovery, two gang members sprang to their horses and began shooting and yell ing at the townspeople to leave the street. This forced the other three robbers into the fray. The first to fall was a Swedish immigrant named Nicholas Gustafson, who remained on the street because he did not understand English.

The battle lasted only seven minutes, but when it was over two robbers lay dead in the street and two more were badly wounded. Six outlaws fled south, and the largest manhunt at that time in U.S. history ensued. The Younger brothers were captured and Charlie Pitts was killed near Madelia, MN. Jesse and Frank James escaped the posse and made it to Missouri.

The heroes that day included J.S. Allen, A.R. Manning, Henry Wheeler and others. But the biggest hero was Joseph Lee Heywood, who died because he would not open the bank vault and betray the trust of the bank owners and his fellow Northfield citizens. It is the extraordi nary courage of these townspeople that we honor on the weekend after Labor Day each year during Defeat of Jesse James Days.

Inside the museum is the famous bank vault of the First National Bank of Northfield where robbers attempted a heist in 1876.

American Legion Post 43 112 Fifth St. NE, 507-334-8784 mnlegionpost43.org

Baha’i Faith of Faribault, 12 Central Ave. #102, 507-334-5022

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Minnesota, 322 Central Ave., 507-334-0258 www.bbbsofsouthernmn. org

BNI- Better Business Builders, 530 Wilson Ave., 507-412-1063 bit.ly/2XcSWYG

BNI- Money Makers

1605 Heritage Dr., Northfield 507-645-3110 bnimn.com

Buckham West Senior center

19 Division St W, Faribault 507-332-7357 Buckhamwest.org Mona Kaiser, director 507-332-7357 mkaiser@buckhamwest.org

Cannon River Sportmen’s Club

1055 N. Hwy. 3, Northfield crsportsmen.com

Community Action Center

1651 Jefferson Pkwy., Suite 200, Northfield 507-664-3350 communityactioncenter. org

Community Action Center Faribault, 1400 Cannon Circle Suite #8, 507-664-3789 communityactioncenter. org/faribault

Defeat of Jesse James Days Committee

PO Box 23, Northfield 507-645-9268 djjd.org

Epic Enterprise Inc. 430 Railway St. S., Dundas 507-645-6800 epicenterpriseinc.org

Faribault Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism, 530 Wilson Ave., 507-334-4381 faribaultmn.org

Faribault Community Festivals, 530 Wilson Ave., 507-334-4381

Faribault Diversity Coalition, 324 Central Ave., 507-384-3838 faribaultdiversitycoalition. org

Faribault Education Association, 1003 Newhall Drive, 507-333-6082 fea.mn.aft.org

Faribault Elks Lodge #1166, 131 Lyndale Ave., 507-334-9811 bit.ly/3A7KYht

Faribault Foundation, Developing, managing and administering financial resources to enhance the community’s quality of life. 530 Wilson Ave. 507-210-1138 faribaultfoundation.org

Faribault Lions Club, bit.ly/3k4pL2r

Faribault Masonic Lodge #9, 1806 Birchwood Ct, 507339-2747 facebook.com/faribault9

Faribault Beyond the Yellow Ribbon, 651-268-8413 bit.ly/3nrIeZ2

Faribo Sno Go Club, 839 NW 30th St., 507-323-0174 sno-go.org

FiftyNorth 1651 Jefferson Pkwy., Northfield 507-664-3700 fiftynorth.org

Friends of Downtown Northfield PO Box 403, Northfield Nddc.org

Health Community Initiative 1651 Jefferson Pkwy., Suite 128, Northfield 507-664-3524

HOPE Center, Support for victims of sexual and domestic violence 1003 Seventh St. NW 507-332-0882 hopecentermn.org

Laura Baker Services Association 211 Oak St., Northfield 507-645-8866 laurabaker.org

Northfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism 19 Bridge Square, Northfield 507-645-5604 northfieldchamber.com

Northfield Area Family YMCA

1501 Honeylocus Dr., Northfield 507-645-0088

Northfield Arts Guild 304 Division St. S., Northfield 507-645-8877 northfieldartsguild.org

Northfield Historical Society & Museum 408 Division St, Northfield 507-645-9268 northfieldhistory.org

Northfield Shares 205 Water St. Suite 6, Northfield 507-403-9755 northfieldshares.org

Northfield Women’s Center 314 Washington St., Northfield 507-645-7638 northfieldwomenscenter. org

Paradise Center for the Arts, 321 Central Ave., 507-332-7372 paradisecenterforthearts. org

Pregnancy Options Life Care Center, 18 Second St. NW, 507-332-7644 pregnancyoptionsfbo.org

Project Friendship 1651 Jefferson Pkwy., Northfield 507-301-7705 projectfriendshipmentoring. org

Rice County Agricultural Society, PO Box 393, 507-332-2470

Rice County Area United Way, 1651 Jefferson Parkway, Suite HS122, Northfield, 507-664-3510 ricecountyunitedway.org

Rice County Habitat for Humanity, 204 Seventh St. W, PMB 128, Northfield, 507-323-5167 habitatricecounty.org

Rice County Historical Society Museum, 1814 Second Ave. NW, 507-332-2121

rchistory.org

Rice County Steam & Gas Engines, Inc. 11988 Faribault Blvd., Dundas 612-816-3131 ricecountysteamandgas. com

Rice County Veterans Services, 320 NW 3rd St.,507-332-6117 bit.ly/3nntdaw

River Bend Nature Center, 1000 Rustad Road, 507-332-7151

River Community Church, 528 Fourth Ave. NW, 507-334-1897

rbnc.org

Riverwalk Market Fair Inc. PO Box 725, Northfield riverwalkmarketfair.org

Rotary Club of Faribault, PO Box 423 portal.clubrunner.ca/7871

Rotary Club of Northfield PO Box 271, Northfield

Ruth’s House of Hope, Housing for women and children in crisis 219 Fourth Ave. 507-335-5043 ruthshousemn.org

Sertoma Club of Faribault, PO Box 321, 507-332-8372 facebook.com/sertomaof faribault

South Central Minnesota SCORE, 530 Wilson Ave., 507-334-4381 southcen tralminnesota.score.org

Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation, 525 Florence Ave., Owatonna, 507-455-3215 smifounda tion.org

Vintage Band Music Festival, Inc. 204 W. Seventh St., Suite 130, Northfield vintagebandfestival.org

FARIBAULT

Faribault is situated at the junction of the Cannon and Straight rivers. Located along Interstate 35, it’s just 25 minutes south of the Twin Cities metropolitan area.

Faribault is the county seat of Rice County. Other cities in the county include Northfield, Dundas, Lonsdale, Morristown and Nerstrand. A portion of the city of Dennison lies in Rice County.

In Faribault, the summers are long, warm and wet; the winters are

freezing, snowy and windy and it is partly cloudy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 8 degrees Fahrenheit to 83 degrees Fahrenheit and is rarely below negative 13 degrees Fahrenheit or above 91 degrees Fahrenheit

GENERAL INFORMATION:

Founded in 1852, Faribault is named after its founder, Alexander Faribault, a trading post operator and territorial legislator. Population - 23,353 (2010 census)

The county encompasses an area of 516 square miles and contains seven cities and 14 townships. According to the 2010 Census, the two largest cities in Rice County are Faribault with a population of 23,352, and Northfield with a population of 20,007.

Rice County has a total population of 64,142 making it the state’s 13th most populous.

Rice County was organized on March 5, 1853, and is governed by the general laws of the state of Minnesota. The cities of Faribault

and Northfield comprise slightly less than half of the county’s total taxable value.

Form of government - Council/ Administrator

Land area - 12.86 square miles

Elevation - 1,015.55 feet above mean sea level (at City Hall) Regional attractions - Downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul, Mall of America, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, Rochester and the Mayo Clinic, eight state parks and more than 100 recreational lakes.

DEMOGRAPHICS

Median age 37.7. Poverty rate 15.6%. Median household income $53,125. Median property value, $148,400, number of employees 10,724

As of 2018, 13.6% of Faribault residents were born outside of the country (3,400 people). In 2018 there were 5.76 times more white (non-

NORTHFIELD

Courtesy of visitnorthfield.com

Along the banks of the Cannon River lies charming Northfield, Minne sota. With its 150 years of history, art, culture and education, Northfield offers something for everyone. Nature lovers flock to hike the trails of Cowling Arboretum, bicyclists pursue the varied terrain, foodies savor the dining options, mu sic aficionados come for the lively scene.

See for yourself why Northfield was included on CountryLiving. com’s “50 Most Beautiful Small Towns in America” list and named “Best Place To Retire” by Money Maga zine.

EAT

Whether you’re looking for fresh, local fare or a unique coffee shop or brewery, Northfield has many op tions for tasty food and drinks.

Hispanic) residents (16.9K people) than any other race or ethnicity. There were 2.93K black or African American (non-Hispanic) and 1.34K white (hispanic) residents, the second and third most common ethnic groups

The three largest ethnic groups, White (non-Hispanic); Black or African American (non-Hispanic) and white (Hispanic)

As of 2018, 13.6% of Faribaultresidents were born outside of the United States. That’s lower than the national average of 13.7%.

In 2017, the percentage of foreignborn citizens in Faribault was 13%..

The most common service period for residents who served in the military is Vietnam, Gulf War and Korea.

Faribault has a large population of military personnel who served in Vietnam, 2.29 times greater than any other conflict

ECONOMY

The median household income is

DO

Whether you prefer an active out ing outdoors, or a relaxing evening in, Northfield has something for every interest. From hundreds of acres of parks to golf courses and trails to visual and performing arts, there is always something going on.

TAKE THE SCENIC ROUTE

Southern Minnesota offers bik ers and weekend warriors alike the opportunity to step outside, breath fresh air and take in the gorgeous scenery. Check out our three sug gested routes for a fun day away! All routes begin and end in Northfield.

SHOP

The heart of our community boasts public art, boutique shop ping, restaurants, a museum and much more! Historic downtown Northfield has it all. Named “Most Walkable City” by the Star Tribune, this preserved historic area is home to two craft breweries, the North field Arts Guild, Bridge Square, live

$53,125.

The largest industries are manufacturing,; health care ,social assistance and retail. High paying industries are finance and insurance, Home to Faribault Foods, Faribault Woolen Mills, Jennie-O Turkey Store plant, Minnesota Correctional Facility-Faribault, Minnesota State Academy for the Blind, Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf, Shattuck-St. Mary’s School, South Central College, Daikin Applied, SageGlass, Trystar and Faribault Energy Park

U.S. and state elected officials: U.S. Sens. Amy Klobuchar, DFL, and Tina Smith, DFL

1st District Rep. Jim Hagedorn, Republican

State Sen. John Jasinski, R-Faribault and Sen. Rich Draheim, R-Madison Lake

State Rep. Brian Daniels, R-Faribault, and Todd Lippert, D-Northfield

entertainment venues, restaurants and our Northfield Historical Soci ety Museum, which tells the story of how Northfield citizens defeated the famed James-Younger Gang.

Our downtown is a destination that is at the top of any Northfield travel itinerary. It’s easy to spend an entire day or two in this unique area of Northfield,

STAY

Hip and Historic. Family friendly. Familiar brands, quaint boutiques and B&B experiences. Northfield’s lodging options are more than just a place to lay your head at night. Whether you’re planning a roman tic evening for two or looking for a venue for a large group, we’ve got a room waiting for you. Check in and experience Minnesota at its best.

FARIBAULT

HOUSING:

The Community Development Department administers programs in the areas of home ownership, property management and housing rehabilitation.

• Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimiantion in housing because of race/color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status (including children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians; pregant women and people securing custody of children under 18) or handicap or disability

• Community and Economic Development, 208 First Ave. NW, 507-334-0100

• Community Development Coordinator: 507-333-0375

INSIDE YOUR HOME:

Water services are provided by the city of Faribault’s Public Works Department. Billing is handled by the Finance Department’s Utility Billing function.

The city of Faribault provides water, sewer and storm water services. Utility Billing account information can be obtained online at bit.ly/2WY1KRI or by contacting City Utility Billing at 507-333-0392 from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m., MondayFriday.

Utilities are billed on a monthly basis and are due on the 5th of each month. New service requires an application which is provided below.

• Public Works Utilities Division: Takes charge of operation and maintenance of city wastewater

collection and treatment system through two separate divisions; stormwater vision inspects and maintains all city storm water sewer mains, gutters, drain ways, catch basins and detention ponds as needed to ensure proper operation under design conditions and water subdivision employs a staff of three full time employees who work under supervision of a Public Works superintendent Utilities Division, 1200 Belview Trail, 507-333-0361. After hours 507-334-4305

Utility billing, 507-333-0392 Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday

INSPECTIONS:

The Code Enforcement Department (Building Safety Department) includes the building official, a building inspector and a rental housing inspector.

Their primary responsibility is the enforcement of the Minnesota State Building Code and Faribault Rental Licensing program regulations through inspection of new and remodeled units within the community

• John Rued, Building Official, 507-333-0347, jrued@ci.faribault. mn.us

• Joshua Lawrenz, Building Inspector, 507-384-0546, jlawrenz@

ci.faribault.mn.us

• Hunter Morsching, Building Permit Technician, 507-333-0387, hmorsching@ci.faribault.mn.us

• Submit all plans/permits to buildingcodes@ci.faribault.mn.us

• Picture submittals for roofing, siding and window/door permits should be sent to inspectpic@ ci.faribault.mn.us. Ensure the jobsite address and permit number are included in the email

• A final inspection for roof and siding will automatically be scheduled after the picture submittals have been approved

• The permit holder will need to call and schedule a final inspection for window/door permits. Access to the residence is required to verify proper installation/flashing and verify both smoke and monoxide alarms are located as required for new dwellings

• Building code division, 208 First Ave. NW, 507-333-0387

LICENSES & PERMITS:

The city offers an online permitting and payment portal for most residential building, mechanical, plumbing and electrical permits. The only commercial permits carried online are electrical permits.

Visit: ci.faribault.mn.us/182/ Applications-Information

OUTSIDE YOUR HOME:

Contact information is included for those services not provided directly by the city.

• Garbage & recycling provided by the following companies in Faribault

• Archambault Brothers Disposal 507-334-8910 archambaultbrothers.com

• City & Lakes Disposal 507-334-4465 wastedisposalfaribaultmn.com

• Flom Disposal 507-334-5767 flomdisposal.com

• Waste Management 800- 777-8408 www.wm.com

Check with your garbage hauler for recycling options. Rice County also maintains a compost/recycling center.

Rice County Recycling Hotline: 507-332-6833 or check its website, co.rice.mn.us/220/Recycling-Center, for other composting information and options.

• Snow removal: Ice and snow removal from city streets is provided by the Street Maintenance Division of the Public Works Department, 507-333-0361. Snow emergency at 507-333-0368

City code of ordinances prohibits parking on any city street between Nov. 1 and April 1, between the hours of 1 a.m. and 8 a.m. when a snow emergency hsa been announced and before the street has been cleared curb• to• curb, whichever is later.

Snow emergencies are announced on KDHL, FCTV, Faribault Daily News, the city website, Everbridge, Snow Emergency Hotline and social media

• Stormwater: Preventing stormwater pollution and promoting volunteer community actions to restore and protect local water resources.

Rain barrels, native plants, Stormwater prevention program

• Yard waste: city compost site, 214 NE 14th St., behind the wastewater treatment plant. Weather permitting, the compost site opens in mid to late April and closes in November (actual opening and closing dates are weather dependent). Closed on holidays. Hours of service are Monday 1 to 7 p.m., Wednesday 1 to 7 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rice County compost/recycling center. Hotline 507-332-6833

NORTHFIELD

CITY OF NORTHFIELD

801 Washington Street, Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-8833 Northfieldmn.gov

Event calendar

CITY GOVERNMENT

Northfield is a home rule charter city with a “Mayor-Council” form of government. The City Council is comprised of seven elected officials, including the mayor, who legislate policy and govern the issues related to the City of Northfield.

Of the six council positions, four are ward representatives and two are at-large positions. All terms are four years, with staggered election years.

BOARD AND COMMISSIONS MEETINGS

All meetings are at 6 p.m. at City Hall in the Council Chambers unless otherwise noted.

Park and Recreation Advisory Board, first Monday of each month

Heritage Preservation Commission, first Wednesday of each month Housing and Redevelopment Authority, first Thursday of each month

Arts and Culture Commission, second Monday of each month

Library Board, second Wednesday of each month

Charter Commission, second Thursday of each month

Environmental Quality Commission, third Wednesday of

each month

Northfield Area Fire & Resource Services Joint Powers Board, third Thursday of each month, 8 a.m. at the Northfield Area Fire & Rescue, 301 5th St W, Northfield, MN 55057

Planning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals, third Thursday of each month

Economic Development Authority, fourth Monday of each month

Human Rights Commission, fourth Wednesday of each month

Hospital Board, fourth Thursday of each month, 5 p.m. at Northfield Hospital & Clinics

Northfield Alliance for Substance Abuse Prevention, fourth Thursday of each month

PARKS AND RECREATION

Northfield has more than 35 parks and open spaces, many miles of paved and off road pedestrian and bicycle paths, a dog park, a community garden, a soccer complex, an ice arena and an outdoor pool. In the winter, the city has 6 outdoor skating rinks and a skating oval.

OLD MEMORIAL POOL

801 Seventh Street East

In the summer, the outdoor pool is open. The pool features a climbing wall, diving board, 50-meter lap section, zero-depth entry, toddle pool, concession stand, locker rooms, restrooms and picnic tables. Specific times are set aside for lap hours. Season passes are available. Also located at the park, but outside the pool area is a ½-court basketball court and a skateboard park.

ICE ARENA

1280 Bollenbacher Drive

The Northfield Ice Arena provides year-round opportunities including skating instruction, hockey skill development/improvement, summer camps, hockey tournaments, public skating, and skate rental. Open skating hours are offered weekly, as well as skate rental and sharpening. The arena is available for events, trade shows and other activities when the ice is out.

CITY OF NORTHFIELD

NORTHFIELD LIQUOR STORE (MUNICIPAL)

116 5th Street West 507-645-5153

Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The Northfield Municipal Liquor Store features a generous selection of fine wines and spirits, with a friendly and knowledgeable staff to assist customers. The store is owned and managed by the City of Northfield. Profits from the liquor store

directly support public services and projects.

DMV

Located within City Hall, 801 Washington Street

The Northfield Department of Motor Vehicle processes driver’s license applications, renewals, and replacements, Real ID and enhanced driver’s licenses, vehicle title registrations and renewals, special license plate requests, and DNR registrations of ATVs, boats, and snowmobiles. The office does NOT administer driver’s license testing. The nearest exam stations are in

Faribault, Minnesota and Eagan, Minnesota.

STAY CONNECTED

Download the city of Northfield mobile app. Visit Facebook at cityofnorthfield, Instagram at cityofnorthfield, and YouTube at City of Northfield. Northfield Broadcasting Channels 180 & 187 or npb.ci.northfield.mn.us. Check the community calendar at events. northfieldmn.gov. Get email/text updates at northfieldmn.gov/alerts. Comment on council items at northfield.gov/comment.

Public Safety

POLICE DEPARTMENT

25 Fourth Street NW ci.faribault.mn.us/149/Police 507-334-4305 (non-emergency) Fax: 507-334-0990

Facebook: facebook.com/ FaribaultPoliceDepartment Tip line: 507-334-0999

Andy Bohlen Chief of Police abohlen@ci.faribault.mn.us

Rice/Steele County Emergency Notification System

The Everbridge system provides officials in Rice and Steele counties with the ability to provide prerecorded emergency telephone notification/information messages to targeted areas or the entire city. Residents and businesses located within the city limits are encouraged to sign up for Everbridge to be sure they receive timely emergency notifications when alerts are issued. Enroll in the notification system at member.everbridge. net/453003085612579/login

Steve’s Law: In Minnesota, “Steve’s Law,” or

a.m. year round.

Vehicles in violation are subject to a citation and/or vehicles being towed.

Check Faribault Daily News or tune in to KDHL Radio – 920AM for snow emergency updates. Alert information will also be posted on the FPD Facebook page and Twitter feed.

Parking tickets:

The Finance Department collects payment on tickets issued by the Police Department for parking violations and removal violations. Make payments on the second floor of City Hall, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.Monday through Friday. Payments accepted are cash, credit card, debit card, check or money order.

the Good Samaritan law, passed in 2014, provides limited protections to people who call 911 and/or administer Narcan/naloxone in response to a suspected or known drug overdose.

Snow Emergency Information:

It is illegal to park vehicles on a city street between 1 and 8 a.m. when a snow emergency has been declared and before the street has been plowed curb to curb, whichever occurs later.

No vehicle parking is allowed on Central Ave. from First and Fifth streets between the hours of 2 and 5

Those wishing to contest their parking ticket (orange ticket only) can submit a form to the police department for consideration. Find forms at bit.ly/2YRSHmb

Curfews

Curfew hours are 11 p.m. on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday until 6 a.m. of the following day; and 12:01 a.m. until 6 a.m. on Saturdays or Sundays. It is a violation for any parent or guardian of a minor to knowingly permit, or by insufficient control allow, the minor to remain in any public place or on the premises of any establishment within the city during curfew hours.

Faribault Police Explorers Jason Shuda and Aiden Hanson passed out freeze pops to Pet Parade-goers Thursday evening along Second Avenue NW. (southernminn.com)

It is also unlawful for any owner, operator, or any employee of an establishment to knowingly allow a minor to remain on the premises of the establishment during curfew hours.

The city ordinance allows for a few exceptions for curfew. Among others they include being engaged in an employment activity, or going to or returning home from an employment activity. Also while attending an official school, religious, or other recreational activity supervised by adults and sponsored by the city, a civic organization, or another similar entity.

Violators are subject to a fine not to exceed $200.

FARIBAULT FIRE DEPARTMENT

122 NW Second St. 507-334-8773 (non-emergency) ci.faribault.mn.us/224/FireDepartment

Dustin Dienst

Fire Chief ddienst@ci.faribault.mn.us 507-333-0396

Combination department with nine full time and 24 part time firefighters, along with the fire chief and an administrative assistant.

Services provided include fire inspection and pre-plan programs for fire protection area, fire

prevention, fire suppression, heavy and tactical rescue, medical first aid response, public education and emergency management.

NORTHFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT

1615 Riverview Drive Administrative Office Hours are Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Emergency: 9-1-1 Non-emergencies: 507-645-4477

RICE COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE

Rice County Law Enforcement Center 18 Third St NW, Faribault

507-332-6010 (non-emergency) Fax: 507-334-0268 co.rice.mn.us/208/Sheriffs-Office

Troy Dunn, Sheriff tdunn@co.rice.mn.us Jesse Thomas, chief deputy jthomas@co.rice.mn.us

Rice County arrest warrants: bit.ly/3E8iIxI

Rice County Jail & Annex

Main Jail: 18 Third St NW, Faribault Annex: 2119 W Hwy. 60 Faribault

In-person visitation is available only at the Jail Annex.

Hours are: Tuesdays: 8-11 a.m. Thursdays: 6-9 p.m. Saturdays: 8-11 a.m.

Visiting registration: bit.ly/3hKkaNp Jail visitation rules: bit.ly/3lfAp5T

To visit from home or send an email, set up and account at inmatecanteen.com for video visitation from home The questions or concerns are to be directed to TurnKey Corrections at 715-690-2965 or www.inmatecanteen.com

Kids of all ages enjoy firetrucks. Here, a young parade-goer gets a return wave from a Faribault fire fighter. (Greg Davis photo)

Photo from www.co.rice.mn.us/208/Sheriffs-Office

FARIBAULT CITY ADMINISTRATION

Tim Murray

City Administrator tmurray@ci.faribault.mn.us 507-333-0355

Heather Slechta

Assistant to the City Administrator hslechta@ci.faribault.mn.us 507-333-0353

Kevin Bushard

HR Manager kbushard@ci.faribault. mn.us 507-333-0354

NORTHFIELD CITY ADMINISTRATION

Ben Martig

City Administrator ben.martig@ci.northfield. mn.us 507-645-3060

Risi Karim

Assistant to the City Administrator risi.karim@ci.northfield. mn.us 507-645-3074

Kevin Bushard

Deputy City Clerk sara.hoffman@ci.northfield. mn.us 507-645-3060

FARIBAULT CITY COUNCIL

Meetings are held at 6 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month in the Council Chambers, Faribault City Hall, 208 First Ave. Work sessions are held at the same time and place on the first and third Tuesdays.

Kevin Voracek Mayor mayor@ci.faribault.mn.us 507-384-0567

Sara Caron City Councilor scaron@ci.faribault.mn.us 320-333-4607

Royal Ross City Council Member rross@ci.faribault.mn.us 507-456-2932

Thomas Spooner City Council Member Tspooner@ci.faribault. mn.us 507-323-4903

Peter van Sluis City Council Member Pvansluis@ci.faribault.mn.us 507-412-9168

Janna Viscomi City Council Member jviscomi@ci.faribault.mn.us 507-334-5603

Jonathan Wood City Council Member jwood@ci.faribault.mn.us 612-597-9159

NORTHFIELD CITY COUNCIL

Meetings are held on the first and third Tuesday of each month, plus work sessions on the second Tuesday, all at Northfield City Hall, 801 Washington St.

Rhonda Pownell Mayor 507-663-1932

Clarice Grenier Grabau City Councilor 612-281-2449

Jami Reister City Councilor 507-645-7558

Sean Allen City Councilor

Brad Ness City Councilor 612-232-1190

Jessica Peterson White City Councilor 612-366-8311

George Zuccolotto City Councilor 507-301-8542

RICE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Meetings are held at 8:30 a.m. on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month in the Rice County Government Services Building, 320 Third St. NW. Work sessions are held at the same time and place on the first and third Tuesdays.

Sara Folsted County Administrator sfolsted@co.rice.mn.us 507-332-6121

Jim Purfeerst - District 1 jpurfeerst@co.rice.mn.us 507-332-6100

Galen Malecha - District 2 gmalecha@co.rice.mn.us 645-6041 (h)/332-6101 (o)

Dave Miller - District 3 dmiller@co.rice.mn.us 507-334-4763

Steve Underdahl - District 4 sunderdahl@co.rice.mn.us 507-332-8222

Jeff Docken - District 5 jdocken@co.rice.mn.us 952-652-2876/332-6101 (o)

STATE REPRESENTATIVES

Brian Daniels - District 24B State Office Building 100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Saint Paul, MN 55155 rep.brian.daniels@house. mn 651-296-8237

Rep. Todd Lippert - District 20B 523 State Office Building St. Paul, MN 55155

rep.todd.lippert@house.mn 651-296-0171

Sen. John JasinskiDistrict 24 95 University Avenue W. Minnesota Senate Bldg., Room 2101 St. Paul, MN 55155 sen.john.jasinski@ senate.mn 651-296-0284

Sen. Rich DraheimDistrict 20 95 University Avenue W. Minnesota Senate Bldg., Room 3227

St. Paul, MN 55155 sen.rich.draheim@senate. mn 651-296-5558

Gov. Tim Walz

130 State Capitol 75 Rev Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. St. Paul, MN 55155 651-201-3400

mn.gov/governor

NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES

U.S. Rep. Brad Finstad (CD1)

1433 Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC, 20515-2301 202-225-2472 (DC office)

U.S. Rep. Angie Craig (CD2) 12940 Harriet Avenue S., Suite 238 Burnsville, MN 55337 651-846-2120

U.S Sen. Amy Klobuchar

1200 Washington Ave. S, Room 250 Minneapolis, MN 55415 507-288-5321 (Southern office) 202-224-3244 (DC office)

US Sen. Tina Smith

60 Plato Boulevard E, Suite 220 St. Paul, MN 55107 651-221-1016 (St. Paul) 202-224-5641 (DC office)

How & Where

ARMED SERVICES RECRUITING

National Guard, 651-268-8355 Army, 507-334-9687

Marine Corps, 612-412-2290 Navy, 612-305-8551

ATV, UTV REGISTRATION

Information and online registration available through the Department of Natural Resources. dnr.state.mn.us/licenses/ohv/index. html or 651-296-6157

BEFORE DIGGING…

Calling before you dig is the law in Minnesota.

You can visit www.gopherstate onecall.org and enter your dig information online, or you can dial 811 and speak to a phone representative. The service provided by Gopher State One Call to excavators is free of charge.

BOAT REGISTRATION

Information and online registration available through the Department of Natural Resources. dnr.state.mn.us/licenses/ohv/index. html or 651-296-6157

BUILDING PERMITS

The city of Faribault is now offering an online permitting and payment portal for most residential building, mechanical, plumbing and electrical permits. The only commercial permits currently offered online are electrical permits. For more information, visit ci.faribault.mn.us/676/Permits

CABLE SERVICES Cable Connection & Supply Co (CCS), 1505 30th St NW, Faribault, 800-624-0532

Phone Station, Inc., 24 2nd St NE, Faribault, 800-944-0105

Fette Electronics, 205 Central Ave N, Faribault, 507-334-3412

Border States Electric, 1503 30th St NW, Faribault, 507-334-4301

TELECOM

There are several Telephone, Internet, Cable, Satellite and Fiber services available in Faribault. Including, but not limited to: Charter Spectrum, Century Link, and Verizon.

HOW DO I SET UP UTILITY SERVICES?

New residents or renters can print or fill out an application for utility services from the city website at www.ci.faribault.mn.us. Once complete, you can return via email, mail, drop box or you can come into City Hall to drop it off.

Additionally, the city can give you the application to complete in person (second floor).

How to report a concern?

If you have a concern within Faribault city limits use online fillable forms to report it. Forms include reporting:

• An abandoned vehicle in the neighborhood or vehicle not abiding by parking laws

• A problem tree in the parks

• Storm sewer blockage in your area/noticed a large puddle as a result

• A pothole within city limits that needs to be filled

• Have you seen or are aware of illegal dumping or discharge within city limits you’d like to see addressed?

• Water issues like low water pressure, rusty water or water leak

• Animal complaint, dog barking nonstop in the neighborhood or worried about the well-being of an animal in the neighborhood

• Street light out or damaged/ needs to be repaired

• Code violation or worried about a property’s upkeep, construction going on without a permit

• Non-shoveled sidewalk or hasn’t been maintained

• Other concerns

HOW TO VOTE

General Information: Minnesota House District: 24B Minnesota Senate District: 24 U.S. Congressional District: 1

ABSENTEE VOTING

INFORMATION AND LINKS

In Minnesota, you can vote early with an absentee ballot starting 46 days before Election Day. You can request an absentee ballot online or you can vote in person at the Rice County Government Building-Property Tax and Elections offices (320 3rd Street NW, Faribault, MN 55021). Visit the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State for more information on other ways to vote: www.sos.state.mn.us/electionsvoting/other-ways-to-vote

ELECTION INFORMATION LINKS

Candidate Filings: www.sos.state. mn.us/election-administrationcampaigns/become-a-candidate Election Results: www.sos.state. mn.us/elections-voting/electionresults

NOMINATIONS & ELECTIONS

Faribault City Charter, Chapter 4: Nominations and Elections, library. municode.com/mn/faribault/codes/ code_of_ordinances

CITY PRECINCTS

City of Faribault Precinct Map, www.ci.faribault.mn.us/ DocumentCenter/View/34/CityPrecincts-Map-PDF

Precinct Poll Locations: #1 Fairgrounds Building #17 (4-H Building); 1900 #2 Washington Center; 117 #3 Buckham Community Center; #4 Our Savior’s Lutheran Church; Absentee Voting: Rice County Auditor/Treasurer’s Office, 320 3rd St NW

Visit the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Polling Place Finder to search by your home address for your polling place and districts for your precinct.

Voter Registration Visit the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Elections and Voting Frequently Asked Questions page.

DRIVER’S LICENSE/TABS

Faribault DMV Office – 1105 Division Street West, Faribault, MN 55021

First Time Drivers License Application/Renewal, Identification Card, IP Program. 507-334-7200

Hours: Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

ELECTRICITY

Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric Steve Nordahl, 507-446-4235

Great River Energy Erin Sparks, 763-445-6113

Xcel Energy Phone Number: 800-895-4999

GARBAGE/RECYCLING/WASTE

• I have left over paint and/or household chemicals. Where do I call?

Call the Rice County Recycling Center at 507-332-6833 for their restrictions and hours.

• I have used motor oil. What is the proper way to dispose of it?

Call the Rice County Recycling Center at 507-332-6833 for their restrictions and hours.

HOUSING

• What is the Fair Housing Act?

The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing because of race or color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status (including children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians; pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18), or handicap or disability.

• What is prohibited under the Fair Housing Act?

Please view the Housing Page at www.ci.faribault.mn.us/192/Housing.

HUNTING/FISHING LICENSES

Buy hunting and fishing licenses and ski passes and apply for hunting lotteries in person at the following locations:

Walmart Supercenter #1657, 150 Western Ave., 507-332-0232. John’s Bait & Tackle, 19826 Roberds Lake Blvd., 507-332-6787

Lake County Convenience & Bait, 15090 Shieldsville Blvd., 507-384-7877

Holiday Stationstore #135, 707 4th St. NW, 507-334-7789

JURY DUTY

Citizens are selected for jury duty at random from lists of voter registrations, driver registrations, and Minnesota identification cards for residents of Rice County. For more information, please contact the Jury Office at 507-497-7134.

Jury check-in takes place at the Rice County Courthouse located at: 218 NW 3rd Street 3rd Floor

LAND INFORMATION

Geographic Information Systems

Email the Geographic Information Systems Division

Physical Address 320 Third Street NW Faribault, MN 55021

Phone: 507-332-5950 co.rice.mn.us/172/Maps

NATURAL GAS

Greater Minnesota Gas

Phone Number: 888-931-3411

Xcel Energy Phone Number: 800-895-4999

NEWSPAPERS

The Faribault Daily News is a local newspaper in Faribault, Minnesota, area. It is published four days a week in print/online and one day only online since 1948 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Adams Publishing Group.

Current Rice County papers plus major state and national papers are available for in-library use at Buckham Memorial Library. Faribault newspapers are available on microfilm dating from 1856. Back issues of other newspapers are kept for 1 month. Newspapers available include:

Faribault Daily News

Mankato Free Press

Minneapolis Star & Tribune

New York Times

Northfield News

Owatonna People’s Press

Rochester Post Bulletin

St. Paul Pioneer Press

U.S.A. Today

Wall Street Journal

NOSY NEIGHBOR COMPLAINTS

• How do I deal with a noisy neighbor?

The key to the ordinance is the term, “unreasonably disturb the peace.” Also, note the time restrictions of 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. that are stated in the ordinance. Noisy Neighbor Complaints

Resource (https://www.ci.faribault. mn.us/206/Noisy-NeighborComplaints)

PASSPORTS

Applications for passports are now being taken by appointment only at Rice County Recorder’s Office. Please call 507-332-6114. Processing times are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

PROPERTY TAXES

www.co.rice.mn.us/249/PropertyValues-Taxes

PUBLIC WORKS BILLING

• Where can I pay my water bill?

Please see the Finance Department’s Utility Billing page at www.ci.faribault.mn.us/168/UtilityBilling

• My water bill seems rather high. Whom do I call with questions?

You can call Utility Billing at 507-334-2222 to have it investigated.

• My water has been shut off for non-payment. How do I get it turned back on?

The full balance due plus a reconnection fee must be paid before your water can be restored. This can be done Monday - Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at City Hall on the second floor. Water service will be restored on the day of payment. Service will not be restored on weekends.

PUBLIC WORKS PERMITS

• I am having a garage sale. Do I need a permit?

No, A permit is not required.

• We have visitors with a camper/ trailer. Where and how long can they park? Do they need permits?

Generally trailer parking is permitted on city streets for 3 hours in a 24-hour period.

• When do I need an obstruction permit?

Please see the Public Works Department’s Permits & Applications page at www.ci.faribault. mn.us/171/Permits-Applications

PUBLIC WORKS: ANIMALS/ NUISANCES

• Where should I report complaints of wandering or lost pets, barking dogs, or other nuisance animals? They may be reported to the City of Faribault Police Dispatch, at 507334-4305.

PUBLIC WORKS: CAMPFIRES

• Are campfires allowed in my backyard? Yes, they are allowed. A campfire is defined as a “fire for cooking, warming, or recreational purposes burning only clean, untreated wood or charcoal”.

PUBLIC WORKS: COMPOSTING/ LEAVES/TREES

• Who is responsible for trees in the boulevard?

The homeowner is responsible for the maintenance and trimming of trees, as well as mowing of the grass in the boulevard. If a tree or limb has fallen and is obstructing traffic call the Public Works Department at 507-333-0361 to have the tree moved off the street. It is then the homeowner’s responsibility to dispose of the tree. This may be done at the city’s compost site free of charge.

• What are the leaf raking and lawn mowing restrictions?

Homeowners may not mow or rake yard debris into the street. It must be collected and discarded or composted. You must comply with City Code when constructing a compost pile in your yard. A citation may be issued for non-compliance. Faribault City Code

• Where do I take my leaves and tree branches for disposal?

Please see the Public Works Department’s Yard Waste page at www.ci.faribault.mn.us/170/YardWaste

PUBLIC WORKS: SEWERS/ STORM WATER/SUMP PUMPS

• My sewer is backing up, where do I call?

During normal business hours call the Public Works Department at

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507-333-0361. During non-business hours, call non-emergency dispatch at 507-334-4305.

• The storm water catch basin near my home is causing the water to back up. What should I do?

The city staff cleans catch basins on a regular basis after large storm events or prior to hydrant flushing. Do not put yourself in any danger. If you are able to use a rake or another object to help move the blockage and restore the flow of water you may do so. Otherwise report it to the Public Works Department.

• I have a sump pump in my basement. Where can I legally discharge the water?

It is a violation of Minnesota state laws to discharge the water into the city’s sanitary sewer system. You may check with the Public Works Department to see if a tile line is installed behind the curb of your property where you may connect. Otherwise you will have to discharge the water onto your yard.

PUBLIC WORKS: SNOW

• How soon must I clear my sidewalk after a snowstorm?

The sidewalks must be cleared of

snow and ice each day. Failure to do so within a 24-hour period can result in a citation.

• What are the winter parking regulations?

City ordinance section 15-44 prohibits parking on any city street between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 8 a.m. when a snow emergency has been declared. Vehicles are subject to a citation and/or may be towed during this time.

• Snow emergencies are announced on the city web page. A message is also left on the Public Works phone line 507-333-0368. In addition, the city has installed 2 blue lights downtown (on Central Ave and Division Street, and on Central Ave. and 4th Street NW). These blue lights flash when a snow emergency has been announced for that evening.

• Between the hours of 2 a.m. and 5 a.m., no vehicle parking is allowed on Central Ave from 1st Street to 5th Street year-around.

You may sign up to receive emergency alerts through the Police Department emergency information page.

• If my vehicle is towed, how do I get it from the impound lot? Your vehicle may be obtained by

contacting Glenn’s Towing Service at 628 Central Ave (507-334-4202). You will be responsible for the towing and impound fees.

• My mailbox was hit and broken by a city snowplow. Who is responsible for repairing or replacing it?

Contact the Public Works Department. Staff will be dispatched to determine the cause and responsibility for repair or replacement.

• The sod on my boulevard was damaged by the city’s snow removal equipment. Who is responsible for repairing or replacing it?

Contact the Public Works Department to report the damage.

PUBLIC WORKS: STREETS/ SIDEWALKS

• We are planning to do some landscaping in our yard. Who do we call to locate buried phone, electrical or TV lines, or public utilities?

State law requires that you contact Gopher State One-Call at least two days in advance of any excavating. It is a free service. You

can contact them at 1-800-252-1166 or visit their website for further information.

• Who is responsible for sidewalk maintenance and repair?

The owner of any property within the city abutting a public sidewalk shall keep their sidewalk in repair and safe for pedestrians.

• Where or to whom do I report a stop or yield sign that is obstructed by trees or bushes?

Report the location of the obstruction to the Public Works Department at 507-333-0361.

• Where do I report a malfunctioning streetlight, pothole, missing street sign or a semaphore that is malfunctioning?

On weekdays, call the Public Works Department with the location of the problem. A work order will be issued and the proper department will be notified. On weekends malfunctioning semaphores need to be called into Police Dispatch at 507-334-4305.

• I feel we need a stop sign in our neighborhood. What is the process to obtain one?

Fill out the Traffic Study Form on the Public Works Department’s Streets page and send your written request to the Public Works Department stating where and why you feel the need. You may also fax your request. (Address and fax number are on the right side of this page.) A traffic study will be conducted and you will be notified of the result. Traffic

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• Does the City provide dust control for gravel roads?

No, the City does not provide this service. However, the City uses the same procedures as Rice County. Residents interested in dust control will need to contract with an independent dust control firm. Currently, the County uses Dustcoating, Inc. from Maple Plain. Residents can contact Stan at 952894-0012. Homeowners are billed directly for the service. Once the homeowner has scheduled dust control they need to contact the City so that road grading can be coordinated.

PUBLIC WORKS: WATER

• I need to have my water temporarily shut off. Who do I call?

Call the Public Works Department at 507-333-0361.

• Does the city have specific lawn sprinkling hours and restrictions?

Yes, the city has an odd-even sprinkling restriction based on addresses. See the Annual Water Restrictions Water and Sewer page for specific hours, schedules and penalties.

• Do these water restrictions apply to my newly sodden/seeded lawn?

No. The days are not restricted for new lawns, but the hours of usage are. You must register your new lawn at no charge by calling or emailing the Public Works Department.

• We have rusty water, what should I do?

Try running your cold water for 10 to 15 minutes to flush the lines, if that does not work, call the Public Works Department.

• When and how often are the water hydrants flushed? Will I be notified? The hydrants are routinely flushed to clean the distribution system. Residents are advised to avoid or limit water usage during the flushing period and to check for discoloration prior to using water for laundry purposes. It is also

recommended that residents shut water off at the meter to avoid drawing in rust, particles, or other debris being flushed from the lines. The flushing is done twice a year, spring and fall. Typically this will be done the last week in April and last week in September, between the hours of 7 p.m. and 5 a.m. Flushing is done by quadrants on 4 separate nights.

• My water smells/tastes like chlorine is it safe to use?

Probably. The City of Faribault adds 1.2-2.0 parts per million of chlorine to your drinking water for disinfection purposes. It also adds 0.5 ppm of ammonia to ensure chlorine will last thru the 130-mile water main distribution system. The taste can be improved by letting water stand exposed to air. If you feel it needs to be reported you can call the Public Works Department.

• Is fluoride in my drinking water?

The City of Faribault Water Department adds the following chemicals to water:

Chlorine: 1.2 - 2.0 ppm (disinfecting drinking water).

Ammonia: 0.5 ppm (Forming chloramines, this ensures that the chlorine will last throughout the water system, which is approximately 110 miles of water main in our distribution system.)

Fluoride: 0.5 - 0.9 ppm (Mandated by Minnesota Department of Health)

Sodium Silicate: 4.0 - 8.0 ppm (used for corrosion control and coating of the pipes to prevent the leaching of lead and copper into the drinking water).

• Is Faribault’s water hard or soft?

The hardness-causing elements in water are primarily calcium and magnesium. Faribault’s water has a total hardness of 342 mg / l or 20 grains per gallon. Any water with a total hardness over 300 mg / l is considered very hard. These numbers may be useful when setting your water softener.

• Does the City soften the water?

The City of Faribault does not

soften the water.

• Where can I obtain information regarding the levels of lead in my drinking water?

Please view the Drinking Water Quality Annual Report on the Public Works Department’s Water and Sewer page. You can also call the EPA’s (Environmental Protection Agency) hotline for safe drinking water at 1-800-426-4761.

• What causes cloudiness in my drinking water? Is it dangerous?

The Environmental Protection Agency sets secondary standards based on aesthetic characteristics, not health effects, which water systems and states can choose to adopt. Temporary cloudiness is generally caused by air bubbles.

• How can I get my drinking water tested?

The City of Faribault has water tested every two years. You can find the report here. For additional information you may also call the Minnesota Department of Health at 612-676-5674.

MARRIAGE LICENSE

A marriage license must be applied for in person by both applicants at the Rice County Recorder’s Office - located in the Rice County Government Services Building. Applicants do not have to be Rice County residents. Government Services Building 320 Third Street NW Faribault, MN 55021

Phone: 507-332-6114

Fax: 507-333-3754

Northfield Phone: 507-645-9576 Lonsdale Phone: 507-744-5185

Toll Free: 888-200-4807

Hours

8: a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday Offices are closed on legal holidays

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UTILITY BILLS

• How do I set up utility services?

New residents or renters can print or fill out an application for utility services from the website. Once complete, you can return via email, mail, drop box or you can come into City Hall to drop it off. Additionally, we can give you the application to complete in person (second floor).

• How do I make a credit card, debit card, or electronic payment from my checking or savings account?

It’s easy. Simply access the City of Faribault’s online payment page. You will need to register once before you can use the log-in screen to make a payment. (For subsequent payments, you will only need to log in.)

• What information do I need to register?

You will need to provide the following:

• Your last name or business name

• Your utility account number

• Email address In addition, you will need to choose a password.

• What if I don’t know my account number?

Call Utility Billing at 507-333-0392 for assistance.

• After I register and log in, what account information will I be able to see?

You will be able to see your water usage, current charges, payment history, and any balance owed. You can also manage your account profile.

• I’ve made a payment, so when will the payment be posted to my account?

Payments will be posted to your utility account within minutes of submitting your payment.

• How can I be sure my City utility bill has been paid?

You can verify your payment by logging back in to your City utility billing account. Your monthly credit card or bank statement will reflect the amount of your payment made to the City of Faribault.

• What if I have a question about my bill?

Simply call Utility Billing at 507-3330392.

• Is there a charge for this service? No. There is no charge to make a payment through the City of Faribault website.

• How do I sign up for the automatic payment plan?

It’s easy. Simply complete and return the authorization form and include a voided check (for

checking accounts) or deposit slip (for savings accounts).

• How soon will the automatic payment plan start?

It usually begins the week after staff receive your authorization. Please continue to pay your bill as usual until the message “Auto Withdrawal – Do Not Pay” appears on your bill.

• How can I be sure my bill has been paid?

Your monthly bank statement will clearly reflect the automatic payment, and your next billing will also include a debit for the amount of the billing on it. Payment will be posted on the due date listed on your bill.

• What if I have a question about my bill?

Simply call Utility Billing at 507-3330392.

• Is there a charge for this service?

No. The city does not charge you for automatic payments.

• What if I change banks or accounts?

Just call 507-333-0392 and staff will send you a new authorization form to complete.

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Faribault Food Access Coordinator Direct: 507-573-2627 wendt.cheryl@ communityactioncenter.org

The food shelf also supports biweekly mobile food distributions throughout the community. CAC offers SNAP application assistance and can answer questions about eligibility. Call 507-664-3550.

Community Café

Cathedral of Our Merciful Savior Tuesdays, 4:30-6 p.m. communitycafemn.org Drive through pick-up only.

Faribault School District More information at www.faribault. k12.mn.us/departments/food-andnutrition

First Baptist Food Shelf 1108 Westwood Drive 507-334-4885 firstbaptistfaribault.org/food-shelfcontact

Hours: First Monday of the month, 6-7:30 p.m.

Meals on Wheels/Three Rivers Community Action 201 Lyndale Ave. S 507-316-0610 threeriverscap.org/seniors/meals-onwheels

Northfield School District More information at northfieldschools.org

Semcac Congregate Dining

Buckham West 19 Division St.

buckhamwest.org/senior-dining Call 332-7357 or 332-7680 in advance to order your meal Congregate diners may pick up meals at the front door or have them delivered to cars in the parking lot, indoor dining available. Open Monday-Friday around noon.

Society of St. Vincent de Paul 617 Third Avenue NW 507-334-2100

Produce days are typically every Monday and Wednesday. Breads, desserts, dairy products, fruits, and vegetables are typically available. Produce is included on Pantry Days. Pantry Days are regularly scheduled on the second and fourth Fridays of each month. Occasionally moved to first and third Fridays to accommodate Holy Days and holidays.

Canned vegetables, canned meats, dry beans or rice, cereals, pasta, cooking oil, flour, sugar, juices, dairy, and frozen meat are available. Registrants are welcome to Pantry Day once a month.

Registration is open on Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 9-11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Registration on Pantry Day is between 9 to 11 a.m. Clothing, shoes, bedding,

blankets, kitchenware, and miscellaneous household items are available from 9 to 11 a.m. every Monday, Wednesday and the first, third and fifth Friday of each month. (The Free Store is not open on Pantry Days.) Recipients may only attend one of these dates. Offering drive through food pickup.

Donations

Monetary donations as well as donations of food, clothing, bedding (sheets, blankets, etc.) and kitchenware may be dropped off at the Center between 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, excluding Pantry Days.

Make checks out to St. Vincent de Paul. Drop them off at the Center or mail to St. Vincent de Paul, 617 Third Ave. NW., Faribault MN 55021

South Central College Campus Cupboard and Community Closet Not staffed daily

Only for SCC students, staff and faculty bit.ly/3yTfaLR

Order forms due by Wednesday of each week. Food is ready for pick up the next day.

Community Cafe

Faribault Area Learning Center

A personalized alternative high school program 2855 First Ave. NW, Faribault 507-333-6187 alc.faribault.k12.mn.us

Faribault Education Center Free programs and services to more than 450 adult learners in Faribault and surrounding areas 340 Ninth Ave. SW, Faribault 507-333-6472 fec.faribault.k12.mn.us

McKinley Early Childhood Center Serves children and families from birth to age 5 through a variety of programs including child care, and beforeand after-school care. 930 Fourth Avenue NW, Faribault 50-.333-6460 mecc.faribault.k12.mn.us

Faribault High School A member of the Big 9 Conference, FHS serves grade 9-12 students 330 9th Avenue SW, Faribault 507-333-6100 fhs.faribault.k12.mn.us Faribault Middle School 704 17th Street SW, Faribault 507-333-6300 fms.faribault.k12.mn.us Jefferson Elementary School 922 Home Place, Faribault 507-333-6500 jefferson.faribault.k12.mn.us

Lincoln Elementary School 510 Lincoln Ave., Faribault 507-333-6600 Lincoln.faribault.k12.mn.us Roosevelt Elementary School 925 Parshall St., Faribault 507-333-6700 roosevelt.faribault.k12.mn.us

Arcadia Charter School 1719 Cannon Rd., Northfield 507-663-8806

Arcadiacharterschool.org

Carleton College Sayles Hill Campus Center, North College Street, Northfield 507-222-4000 carleton.edu

FARIBAULT PUBLIC SCHOOLS: 710 17th Street SW Faribault, MN 55021 507-333-6000 faribault.k12.mn.us

Superintendent: Todd Sesker tsesker@faribault.k12.mn.us

Falcons Online Academy Personalized online learning for all students faribault.k12.mn.us/schools/foa

CONTINUED

Bethlehem Academy

A co-educational Catholic school serving students in grades 6-12 105 Third Ave. SW, Faribault 507-334-3948 Bacards.org

Cannon River STEM School

A public K-8 charter school 1800 14th St. NE, Faribault

507-331-7836 cannonriverstemschool.org

Discovery Public School of Faribault

A public charter school providing an educational alternative for students in sixth to 12th grade. 126 Eighth St. NW, Faribault 507-331-5423 Isd4081.org

Divine Mercy Catholic School

Catholic school for students in pre-K through sixth grade

15 SW Third Ave., Faribault 507-334-7706

Faribault Lutheran School

An independent K-8 Christian-based school 526 NW Fourth Street Faribault 507-334-7982 nfo@flsweb.org Flsweb.org

Minnesota State Academies

Public residential schools for children with special needs, serving students from birth to age 21.

615 Olof Hanson Dr., Faribault 507-384-6602 Msa.state.mn.us

Nerstrand Elementary School

A public charter school

205 S Second St., Nerstrand 507-333-6850 507-333-6870 (Fax) info@nerstrand.charter.k12.mn.us mn.us

NORTHFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS:

201 Orchard St. S., Northfield 507-663-0600 Northfieldschools.org

Hand in Hand Preschool

700 Lincoln Pkwy., Northfield 507-645-1200

Ventures Childcare

700 Lincoln Pkwy., Northfield 507-645-1200

Early Childhood Family Education

700 Lincoln Pkwy., Northfield 507-664-3754

Bridgewater Elementary School

401 Jefferson Pkwy., Northfield 507-664-3300

Greenvale Park Elementary 500 Lincoln Pkwy., Northfield 507-645-3500

Spring Creek Elementary School

1400 Maple St., Northfield 507-645-3470

Portage Online 507-645-1201

Northfield Middle School

2200 Division St. S., Northfield • 507-663-0650

Northfield High School

1400 Division St. S., Northfield • 507-663-0630

Area Learning Center 201 Orchard St., Northfield • 507-645-1201

Prairie Creek Community School

Prairie Creek Community School is a K-5, tuition-free, progressive charter school 27695 Denmark Ave., Northfield 507-645-9640 prairiecreek.org

Shattuck Saint Mary’s School

Episcopal boarding and day school for 6th-12th grades 1000 Shumway Ave., Faribault 507-333-1500 S-sm.org

South Central College, Faribault campus

A comprehensive community and technical college that is part of the Minnesota State system, with campuses in Faribault and North Mankato

1225 Third St. SW, Faribault 507-332-5800

St. Olaf College

1520 St Olaf Ave, Northfield • 507-786-2222 wp.stolaf.edu/

Buckham Memorial Library

11 Division St. E, 507-334-2089

Delane James, library director 507-334-2089

Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Friday- Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday: closed

Access to a wide range of reliable resources, including magazines, newspapers, legal forms, car repair, genealogy, practice tests, computers, wireless internet access, photocopier, microfilm reader/printers, meeting room, mobile wi-fi hotspots and a 3D printer. Programs for children include storytime, summer learning programs and book clubs for both children and adults.

The Friends of Buckham Memorial Library is dedicated to promoting the library. Members advocate for, educate about and raise funds to support the collections and programs of Buckham Memorial Library. ci.faribault.mn.us/248/Library

Northfield Public Library 210 Washington Street 507-645-6606 Mynpl.org

Celebrating the past while embracing the future, the Northfield Public Library’s historic Carnegie building with modern addition provides a welcoming public gathering space with current technologies and resources. Whether you’re looking for a book or print magazine in the library, downloading an e-book or e-magazine, using our free WiFi in one of the library’s comfortable reading rooms or searching for family history on our databases, you will find that the Northfield Public Library is buzzing with activity and opportunity.

The Northfield Public Library is an independent member of Southeastern Libraries Cooperating (SELCO), which provides automation services and many of our electronic resources, as well as traditional ground delivery of materials shared among libraries. SELCO is also Northfield’s link to libraries all over the state of Minnesota. A Northfield Public Library card can be used at all other SELCO locations and many public libraries throughout the state of Minnesota.

Trails & Nature

Carleton Arboretum

Whether the inner loop or outer, there is plenty of beauty to behold throughout Carleton’s arboretum trails. The “Arb” consists of approximately 800 acres of land adjacent to the college. carleton.edu/arboretum

Hauberg Woods

All kinds of walking trails through the woods. 600 Thye Pkwy., Northfield

Faribault City Trails

8.4miles of paved city trails perfect for an afternoon trip through the historic downtown or

evening walk along the Cannon or Straight Rivers

Faribault Energy Park, 530 Wilson Ave. NW 507-334-4381 Faribaultmn.org

Kayak & paddleboard rentals

Contact THe Gear Resource Outfitters at 507-4077-4327

Mill Towns State Trail

When complete, the Mill Towns State Trail will connect the cities of Faribault, Dundas, Northfield, Waterford, Randolph, and Cannon

Falls, for a distance of approximately 25 miles. The trail will be an important link in the developing southeast Minnesota trail system, connecting the Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail in Faribault with the western end of the Cannon Valley Trail in Cannon Falls.

Nerstrand Big Woods State Park

Largest remnant of Big Woods in Minnesota, offers camping and miles of trails to explore the rolling hills and valleys, picturesque Hidden Falls waterfall. Contains sugar maple, basswood, oak, ash, and ironwood trees, over 100 varieties of wildflowers and many varieties of ferns and mushrooms. 9700 170th St. E Nerstrand, MN 507-384-6140

Rent a bike

Go to Faribault Rental, 504 Wilson Ave. (across from Faribault Chamber of Commerce & Tourism) to rent a bike. Adult, women’s and kid’s bikes available along with option for a Burley bike

trailer. Daily/weekly rentals available. Milltown Cycles, 311 Central Ave. in Faribault, offers rental bikes as well. Check out bikes for sale at Downtown Bicycles, 321 Division St. in Northfield.

River Bend Nature Center Interpretive Center

750 acres of woods, prairies, rivers and ponds. 10 miles of hiking/biking trails make bird watching and flower excursions a must in Faribault 1000 Rustad Road 507-332-7151

Sakatah Singing Hills Trail

39 miles of paved trail with a new trailhead facility, plenty of parking and easy access to the state trail.

Trailhead: 900 Lyndale Ave. N

St. Olaf College Trail

Several miles of trails wind through the 430 acres of natural lands at St. Olaf. The lands are scattered throughout the campus with most of the buildings in the center.

wp.stolaf.edu/naturallands

Jefferson Park

FARIBAULT

Community Center Pool/ Recreation Center 15 Division St. E 507-334-2064

The city of Faribault manages 39 parks and five greenways, totaling nearly 400 acres. Find more about the city’s park system at ci.faribault. mn.us/634/Facilities-Parks.

Batchelder Park, 2321 Kennedy Drive

Bluebird Park, 1700 Sunbird Drive

Central Park, 510 NW 2nd Avenue

City View Park, 1225 Parshall Street

Conliffe Greenway, 811 Conliffe Avenue

Country Club Park, 1725 17th Street NW

Doffit Greenway, 900 4th Avenue SW First Avenue Greenway Across from old Public Works Bldg

Forest Park, 1516 Greenleaf Road Garfield Park, 421 3rd Avenue SW

Hartman Park, Rice & Lind Streets

Heritage Park, 401 Heritage Place

Hiersche Park, 1930 7th St NW

Hulett Triangle, South of Mike’s Garage

Jefferson Park, (leased thru 2092) 910 9th Avenue SW

Kinder Park, 1615 24th Avenue NW

Lincoln Park, (returned to District) 620 Lincoln Ave (Bldg owned by School)

Maple Lawn Park, (leased thru 2019) 500 Maple Lawn Cartway

Meadows Park, 2505 14th Street NE Meder Park, 400 Division Street East

North Alexander Park, 1810 2nd Avenue NW

Park Village Park, (undeveloped) North of Fredrickson Dr/S. of Armory Prairie Ridge Park 2000 9th Avenue SW

Peace Park, 1 Park Place Pye Park, 6 Mott Avenue SE

River Bend Nature Center, 1000 Rustad Road

River Ridge Park, (Downtown-Silkey) Behind Heritage Bluff Apts

River Trails Park, 917 Rice Street

Seabury Park, 430 10th Avenue SE

Slevin Park, 1602 2nd Avenue NW

South Alexander Park, 1010 7th Avenue NW

Spring Park, 1701 Springwood Lane

Stoneridge Park, 1915 13th Street NW

Straight River Park, 801 Short Avenue

Teepee Tonka Park, 10 3rd Avenue NE

The Village Park, 3100 Western Avenue

Trails Edge Park, 725 Central Avenue

Two Rivers Park, 1815 2nd Avenue NW

Wapacuta Park, 705 3rd Avenue SW

Washington Center, 117 Shumway Avenue

Westwood Park, 1900 Westwood Drive

Whipple Heights Greenway, 1695 14th Street NE

Whipple Heights Park, 1700 Shumway Avenue

White Sands Dog Park, 900 Lyndale Avenue N

Willow Greenway, 901 3rd Avenue SW

Windsor Park, 1600 Greenwood Place

Armed Forces Reserve Center, 3000 West Airport Drive

Bell Field, 1815 Alexander Drive

Bruce Smith Field, 1805 Alexander Drive

Faribault Family Aquatic Center, 1830 Alexander Drive

Faribault Ice Arena, 1820 Alexander Drive

Faribault Soccer Complex, 705 17th Street SW

Rice County Fairgrounds, 1900 Fairgrounds Drive

Of the parks, the largest two are North and South Alexander, built along the scenic Cannon River. Throughout the parks there are 12 picnic shelters available for daylong rentals for $49.39, starting in May and ending in October.

Picnic shelters are available May 1 to Sept. 30. Reservations begin March 1 on a first-come, first-served basis.

Find other forms of recreation/activities at:

Alexander Park Complex - 1814 2nd Ave. NW

Archery Indoor Range - Commercial exhibit building, Fairground Drive, 507-334-8367

BMX Racing - 7th Ave. NW, 507-323-4361, usabmx.com

Buckham Memorial Library, 11 Division St. E, 507-334-2089

Community Center Pool/ Recreation Center, 15 Division St. E, 507-334-2064

Disc Golf - 2nd Ave. SW, Contact 507-334-2064 to rent discs

Faribault Energy Park (walking trails) 4100 Park Ave., 507-331-4791

Faribault Family Aquatic Center, North Alexander Park, 1830 2nd Ave. NW, 507-334-2184

Faribault Golf & Country Club - 1700 17th St. NW, 507-334-3810, faribaultgolf. com

Faribault Ice Arena - 1816 2nd Ave. NW, 507-3320372, ci.faribault.mn.us

Faribault Parks & Recreation Department, 15 W Division St., 507-334-2064

Horseshoe Pits - Seventh Ave. NW, South Alexander Park

Legacy Golf - 1515 Shumway Ave., 507-332-7177

Rice County Historical Society/Museum, 1814 2nd Ave. NW, 507-332-2121

Straight River Golf Course23442 Cates Ave., 507-334-5108, straightrivergc.com

Tennis Courts - 330 Ninth Ave. SW, 507-333-6100, fhs. faribault.k12.mn.us

NORTHFIELD

Ames Park, 300 Fifth St.

Aspen Park, 118 Arbor St.

Babcock Park, 700 Hwy. 3

Bridge Square, 12 Bridge Square

Campostella Park, 1480 Riverview Ln.

Central Park, 421 Fourth St. E.

Char Carlson, 1585 Honeylocust Dr.

Cherry Park, 220 Cherry St.

Dresden Hill, 206 Dresden Ave.

G.A. Rysgaard Park, 1117 Woodland Tr.

BMX Racing

J&J Bowling Center - 1802 Fourth St. NW, 507-334-3262, faribaultbowling.com

Grant Park, 1285 Presidential Dr.

Windsor Park

Fresh vegetables like lettuce, beets, sweetcorn, radishes, peppers and onions are plentiful at North field’s Farmers’ market located at Riverside Park on 7th Street. The market operates on Tuesdays and Fridays 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Saturdays from 9-11 a.m. The market runs until the middle of October.

Hauberg Woods, 600 Thye Pkwy.

Heritage Park, 1212 Honeylocust Dr.

Heywood Park, 845 Heywood Rd.

Hidden Valley Park, 1250 Heritage Dr.

Jefferson Park, 1581 Jefferson Parkway W.

John North Park, 1151 Lockwood Dr.

Lashbrook Park, 1300 Highland Ave.

Liberty Park, 1001 Thye Pkwy.

Meadows Park, 2400 Erie Dr.

Memorial Park, 801 Seventh St.

Oddfellows Park, 1011 Forest Ave.

Parmeadow Park, 1481 Woodley St.

Prairie Hills, 1500 Cedar Ave.

Riverside Lions Park, 700 Poplar St.

Roosevelt Park, 980 Adams St.

Sibley Swale, 1380 Prairie St. S.

Sechler Park, 1200 Armstrong Rd.

Spring Creek Park, 510 Jefferson Pkwy. E.

Truman Park, 1880 Roosevelt Dr. W.

Tyler Park, 1951 Roosevelt Dr. Washington Park, 801 Washington

Way Park, 720 First Street W.

Northfield recreation includes community education, healthy lifestyle programs and adult and senior classes. Check it out at northfieldmn.gov/478/ Recreation-Programs. Starting in early 2007, Northfield’s Park and Recreation Advisory Board (PRAB) oversaw the preparation of a comprehensive parks, open space, and trail system plan for the city. The document is the final

Many concertgoers like to park themselves in the shade, in the park, during a recent Wednesday evening concert In Northfield’s Central Park, sponsored by the Northfield Public Library.

Beloved outdoor activities like free yoga sessions in Way Park have resumed in Northfield this summer. Grab a yoga mat, water and sun screen and head over to Way Park Saturday mornings at 9 a.m. Classes are taught by a rotating slate of local yogis

product of the public process: northfieldmn. gov/379/Park-SystemMaster-Plan.

RICE COUNTY PARKS

Learn more about the county’s parks and

available facilities at co.rice.mn.us/198/ParksFacilities.

Ackman Park - 4080 Cannon Lake Trail

Cannon River Wilderness Park - 3471 151st St. E

Caron Park - 6816 170th St. E

Falls Creek Park - 20506 Carr Ave.

Hirdler Park - 15100 Gary Ave.

Kalina Park - 11442 Cody Lake Trail

King Mill Park - 2100 Seventh St. NW

McCullough Park & Campground - 14398 Irwin Path

Shager Park - 22399 Dalton Ave.

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BAIT SHOP

John’s Bait & Tackle

19826 Roberds Lake Blvd., 507-332-6787

CAMPING/ RESORTS

Camp Faribo 21851 Bagley Ave. 507-332-8453 campfaribo.com

Family-oriented RV park and campground, 55 foot heated pool, recreation hall with video games and picnic tables for group events

Camp Maiden Rock West 24505 Jackson Ave., Morristown 507-685-2280 campmaidenrock.com

Over 40 acres of tree lined meadows nestled along the Cannon River; naturally secluded campground and recreation area

Grandma’s Lakeside Resort 17000 Elmore Way, 507-334-7692 bit.ly/3z4CXZA

Family run campground 7 miles west of Faribault, on the east side of French Lake

Lake Byllesby Campground 7650 Echo Point Rd., Cannon Falls 651-480-7770

https://bit.ly/3QKPZ7j

The largest lake in southern Dakota County features lakeside campsites and family activites

Lemieux Resort/Camping 7710 Cedar Lake Blvd. 507-334-5334

bit.ly/3ht9m5Q Camping facilities, cabins, swimming and boat rentals

McCullough Park Campground 14301 Irwin Path, Faribault 507-332-6112

bit.ly/3A7TuNt

30 campsites (20 water/ electric and 10 non-water/ non-electric), modern toilet/shower facilities, RV dump station, picnic shelter, wifi internet access, adjacent DNR boat access to Shields Lake

Nerstrand Big Woods State Park 9700 170th St. E, Faribault 507-333-4840

bit.ly/3EcWcE3 2,884 acres, camping,

Roberds lake Resort

nature trails, electric sites and wheelchair accessible sites available

Roberds Lake Resort

18197 Roberds Lake Blvd. 507-332-8978

Roberdslakeresort.com

Fishing, camping,

Winjum’s Shady Acres Resort

17759 177th St. W 507-334-6661

winjumsshadyacres.com Fishing, rent a pontoon or take part in recreational activities

AREA LAKES

Cannon

Acreage: 1591, Depth: 15

Species: Walleye, Yellow Perch, Crappie

Cedar

Acreage: 804, Depth: 42

Species: Walleye, Crappie, Large Mouth Bass

Circle

Acreage: 624, Depth: 12

Species: Panfish, Walleye, Northern Pike, Bullheads

French

Acreage: 816, Depth 56

Species: Walleye, Crappie, Sunfish, Muskie Hunt

Acreage:160, Depth: 27

Species: Crappie, Sunfish, Northern Pike

Kelly-Dudley

Acreage: 125, Depth: 60

Species: Large Mouth Bass, Crappie, Sunfish

Mazaska

Acreage: 685, Depth: 50

Species: Crappie, Sunfish, Large Mouth Bass

Roberds

Acreage: 625, Depth: 43

Species: Walleye, Crappie, Sunfish

Shields

Acreage: 827, Depth: 42

Species: Walleye, Crappie, Northern Pike

Wells

Acreage: 634, Depth 4

Species: Walley, Yellow Perch, Crappie

Open all year long for lunch & dinner

Fall & Winter hours Wednesday Sunday

Open Summers 7 days a week 17759 West 177th Street, Faribault, MN 55021 507.334.8778 • WinjumsShadyAcres.com

DAILY FUN FEATURES

Tuesday Any Burger Order any burger with fries, $9.95!!!

Wednesday GRILLED PORK

CHOPS

Comes with soup or salad and choice of potato, $13

Thursday SMOKED RIBS

Half rack of pork ribs served with french fries and coleslaw, $12 No substitutions.

Want more? Reorder 1/4 rack for $3

Fish Fry Day

Buy a fish dinner basket, $14

Get an additional fillet for $1

Saturday Prime Rib Dinner Petite Cut $20 Queen Cut $25 King Cut $30

SUNDAY FUN DAY

$5 Bloody’s All Day

$8 Loaded Bloody A Chicken Wing, Kalamata & Queen Olives skewered with thick pepperoni, jalapeno cream cheese spread on celer y, bacon jam waffle sandwich and a pickle of course

Starting at Noon

Oven Baked Chicken, $13

Served with dumplings, gravy and sweet kernel corn

Full Bar, Burgers, Pizza, Steaks, Pastas, Wraps & More

Soups are made from scratch daily

Well rounded entrées most of which include soups, salad, potato and fresh vegetable Entrées served all day

Located on the beautiful west shore of Roberds Lake. Great family atmosphere

PONTOON RENTALS AVAILABLE

5 MINUTES AWAY

Take Hwy. 21 N., left on County Rd 68/11. Take immediate right then left on Douglas. One mile on left. West side of Roberds Lake.

ANNUAL EVENTS:

• Blue Collar BBQ & Art Fest in Faribault - August, BBQ and food vendors, live music, art fair, kids area, beer garden and family activities. Held at Teepee Tonka park near downtown Faribault

• Bridge Chamber Music Fest: In August, a festival dedicated to the presentation of chamber music concerts of the highest quality

• Cannon River Clay Tour in Northfield - In August, ceramic artists of the Northfield area invite you to join us Father’s Day weekend

• Car Cruise Nights in Faribault - On the third Friday of the month during summer, the night also includes a live DJ playing music and food vendors

• Crazy Daze in Northfield - In late July, find some wild deals across the downtown

• Concerts in the Park in Faribault - Take place Thursday evenings during the summer in Central Park

• Defeat of Jesse James Days in Northfield - Taking place on the weekend after Labor Day, the annual Northfield festival honors the community’s thwarting of the Jesse James Gang in the downtown

• Fall Festival & Chili Contest in FaribaultOctober, Kids parade, pumpkins and games

• Faribault Flannel Formal - Attendees wear flannel for a night of fun including hotdish, live music, games, beer, prizes and the crowning of

Lumber Jack and Lumber Jill.

• Heritage Days in Faribault - Mid-June, community festival honoring one of the city’s history. In 2022, Faribault celebrates its sesquicentennial. Saturday night parade, soap box derby, car show, art show, live music, carnival and food booths

• Home & Garden Show in Northfield - Takes place in April and features dozens of vendors

• International Festival Faribault - Promote understanding of different cultures and ethnic groups through food, music and dance

• Northfield Garden Tours - In July, take a private tour of local gardens

• Northfield Poetry Festival - In September, the festival includes poetry for all ages

• Pet Parade in Faribault - August, well-known and loved tradition for people of all ages in Faribault

• Rice County Fair: July, Faribault has been the host of the Rice County Fair for most of the last 140 years. Midway full of thrills, entertainment, 4-H exhibits, animal and grandstand shows

• Rice County Steam & Gas Engine in Dundas: Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends, swap meet and flea market, tractor pull, consignment auction, displays and exhibits, food vendors, special events and tractor parade

• Riverfront Fine Arts Festival in Northfield: Coinciding with the DJJD festival on the weekend after Labor Day, find all kinds of arts and crafts offerings along the river

• Studio Art Tour in Northfield: tep inside artists’ personal studios and gather a glimpse of inspiring art media

• Taste of Faribault: September, sample menu selections from the best dining and beverage options

• Vintage Band Festival: In late July, a four-day festival, providing a joyful, fun and family-friendly atmosphere with eclectic brass music played by bands from all over the world

• Winter Fest in Faribault - December, Features an ice carver, carolers, horse drawn wagon rides, Santa & reindeer, live music, vintage snowmobile show, fireworks and parade of lights

• Winter Walk in Northfield - In early December, the downtown is lit up with luminaries and businesses offer deals into the night

FOOD & DRINK: 10,000 Drops Craft Distillers, 28 4th Street NE, 507-838-0383

1st of Thai, 2921 Lavender Pkwy, 507-334-2273

A & W Family Restaurant of Faribault, 404 Wilson Avenue, 507-334-9379

Applebee’s, 2433 Hwy. 3 S., Northfield

Asian Buffet, 200 Western Ave. Inside Faribo West Mall, 507-332-1978

ALDI, 300 Park Ave. NW, Faribault, 855-955-2534

ALDI, 611 North Stafford Rd, Dundas, 855-955-2534

American Legion Post 43, 112 5th St. NE, Faribault 507-334-8784

Arby’s, 313 Lyndale Ave. N, Faribault 507-334-9003

Arby’s, 2020 Gleason Ct., Northfield

Banadir Restaurant & Grocery, 211 Central Ave. N., Faribault

Barwaqo Halal Market Inc., 311 Lyndale Ave. N, Faribault 507-334-0148

Basil’s Pizza Palace, 301 Water St. S., Northfield

Bauers Southside Liquor, 1620 17th St. NW, Faribault 507-334-8388

Basilleo’s Pizza Restaurant, 108 4th Street NW, Faribault 507-332-6701

Boxers Bar, 429 Central Ave., Faribault 507-838-5183

Broaster, 221 Lyndale Ave. S, Faribault 507-334-3838

Burger King, 1501 Seventh St. NW, Faribault, 507-334-2102

Cakewalk, 303 Division St. S., Northfield

Cancun Grill Mexican Restaurant, 24 Fourth St. NW, Faribault

Carbone’s, 1525 Division Street W, Faribault 507-384-3463

Carbone’s, 620 Water St. S., Northfield

Caribou Coffee, 2280 Grant St., Faribault 507-412-8873

Caribou Coffee, 400 Fifth St. W., Northfield Casey’s, 210 20th St. NW, Faribault 507-334-8089

Carriage House Liquor, 1620 17th St. NW, Faribault 507-331-3434

Catering and Cakes, Arna Farmer, 125 5th Avenue NE, Faribault 507-332-2540

Caves of Faribault, 222 3rd Street NE, Faribault 507-334-5260

Central Ave Nutrition, 212 Central Ave Unit B, Faribault, 507-384-3681

Channel Inn, 23219 Farwell Ave., Faribault 507-685-4622

Coco’s Place, 306 Division St. S., Northfield

Corks & Pints, 22 Fourth St. NE, Faribault 507-330-6718

Crack of Dawn Bakehouse & Market, 209 Central Ave. N, Faribault 507-400-7113

Crooked Pint Ale House, 125 1st Ave NE, Faribault 507-497-1272

Cub Foods, 2423 Hwy. 3 S., Northfield Culver’s, 960 Hwy. 3, Northfield

Dairy Queen, 309 Lyndale Avenue N, Faribault 507-334-3700

Dairy Queen, 900 Hwy. 3, Northfield

Dairy Queen Brazier, 4050 Hwy. 60 West, Faribault 507-334-0453

Dawn’s Corner Bar & Grill, Dundas

Depot Bar & Grill, 311 Heritage Place, Faribault 507-332-2825

Domino’s Pizza, 629 Fourth St. NW, Faribault 507-334-3954

Domino’s Pizza, 110 E. Fourth St., Northfield El Tequila Family Mexican Restaurant, 951 Faribault Road, Faribualt 507-332-7490

El Tequila Family Mexican Restaurant, 1010 Hwy. 3 S., Northfield

El Jefe, 318 Central Ave. N, Faribault 507-413-1072

El Triunfo, 200 Hwy. 3, Northfield

Estrada Catering, 1651 Jefferson Pkwy., Northfield

Family Fare Supermarket, 601 Division St. S., Northfield

Fareway Stores, Spirits & More, 430 2nd Avenue NW, Faribault 507-334-1661

Faribault Foods, Inc., 3401 Park Avenue NW, Faribault 507-331-1400

Faribault Country Club, 1700 17th St. NW, Faribault 507-334-3810

Faribowl/Bashers Sports Bar & Grill, 1802 4th Street NW, Faribault 507-334-3262

Farmer’s Market of Faribault, Central Park 3rd Ave and 6th St., Faribault 507-332-8283

Fielders Choice Tap & Table, 2300 Gleason Ct., Northfield

Fierce Nutrition, 212 Central Ave Ste B, Faribault 507-491-3260

Fireside Lounge & Supper Club, Dennison

Godfather’s Pizza, 328 4th Street NW, Faribault 507-334-1672

Golden Star Coffee, 230 Central Ave. N, Faribault 612-501-9645

Goodbye Blue Monday Coffeehouse, 319 Division St. S., Northfield

Good Day Coffee, 318 Central Ave. N, Faribault 507-582-7538

Gran Plaza Mexican Grill, 520 Central Avenue, Faribault 507-333-1344

Gran Plaza, 2018 Jefferson Rd. Suite G, Northfield

Haskell’s Wine & Spirits, 2921 Lavender Parkway, Faribault 507-332-7173

Hardee’s, 1940 Cardinal Ln, Faribault 507-331-4426

Healthy Impact, 1819 Second Ave. NW, in Fitness in Motion, Faribault 507-330-2940

Hogan Brothers, 415 Division St., Northfield

Holiday Stationstores, 707 Fourth St. NW, Faribault 507-334-7789

Hy-Vee Food Store/Market Grille Express, 1920 Grant Street NW, Faribault 507-334-2085

Janna’s Market Grill, 129 Central Avenue, Faribault 507-334-7476

Jennie-O Turkey Store, 1116 4th Avenue NW, Faribault 507-334-5555

Jimmy John’s, 300 Western Ave., Faribault 507-333-4430

Joe’s Sports Cafe, 1510 7th Street NW, Faribault 507-333-5378

Just Food Co-op, 516 Water St. S., Northfield

KFC, 1410 MN-60, Faribault 507-334-7075

Kulmiye Groceries, 309 Central Ave. N, Faribault 507-334-2323

L&M Bar & Grill & Patio, Dundas

Legacy Golf Course Bar & Grill, 1515 Shumway Ave., Faribault 507-332-7177

Lido Restaurant, 113 Central Ave. N, Faribault 206-356-7246

Living Greens Farm, 1512 30th St NW, Faribault 952226-2644

Loon Liquors Distillery, 1325 Armstrong Rd., Northfield Lyndale Halal Market, 5878 131 Lyndale Ave. N Suite B, Faribault 507-384-3084

Mandarin Garden Restaurant, 107 E. Fourth St., Northfield

Martha’s Eats & Treat, Dundas

McDonald’s, 525 4th Street NW, Faribault 507-332-7040

McDonald’s, 1101 Hwy. 3, Northfield

Mizuki Fusion, 609 Fourth St. NW, Faribault 507-2328111

New Buffet, 630 Water St. S., Northfield

Northfield Golf Club, 707 Prairie St., Northfield Northfield Tacos, 109 Water St. N., Northfield

Ole Store Restaurant, 1011 St. Olaf Ave., Northfield

Papa Murphy’s Pizza, 2014 Jefferson Rd. Suite A, Northfield

Perkins Restaurant & Bakery of Faribault, 333 Western Avenue NW, Faribault 507-332-7997

Perkins Restaurant & Bakery of Faribault, 1401 Riverview Dr., Northfield

Pizza Hut, 2901 Lavender Pkwy, Faribault 507-334-8998

Pizza Hut, 1500 Clinton Ln. Suite 100, Northfield

Quarterback Club Family Restaurant, 116 Third St. W., Northfield

Red Barn Family, 10063 110th St. E., Northfield

Redemption Restaurant, 31 Third St. NE, Faribault 507-323-8054

Restaurante El Colibri, 508 Central Ave., Faribault 507-323-8318

Reunion, 501 Division St., Northfield

Riverside Bar & Kitchen, 114 Second St. W., Northfield

Ruth’s on Stafford, Dundas

Southern China Cafe, 1416 Division St. W, Faribault 507-332-7101

Signature Bar & Grill, 201 Central Ave N, Faribault 507-331-1657

Straight River Golf Course, 23442 Cates Avenue, Faribault 507-334-5108

Subway, 2270 Grant St., Faribault 507-332-7827

Subway, 416 Hwy. 3, Northfield

Taco Bell, 526 Wilson Ave. NW, Farbiault 507-332-5793

Taco Bell, 103 Hwy. 3 N., Northfield

Taco John’s, 1431 Fourth St. NW, Faribault 507-334-3287

Tacoasis, 1140 Hwy. 3, Northfield

Tandem Bagels, 317 Division St. S., Northfield Tanzenwald Brewing Company, 103 Hwy. 3 N., Northfield

Target Grocery, 2323 Hwy. 3 S., Northfield

The Family Diner, 2519 Lyndale Ave. N, Faribault 507-334-3333

The HideAway Coffeehouse and Wine Bar, 421 Division St., Northfield

Tin Tea, 2010 Jefferson Rd. Suite C, Northfield

Tokyo Grill, 1301 Bollenbacher Dr., Northfield

Uncle B’s Last Chance BBQ Shack, Check Facebook for locations, 507-210-4858

Vintage Escapes Winery, 8950 Dodd Road, Kilkenny, 507-334-1936

Winjum’s Shady Acres Restaurant & Resort,17759 177th Street W, Faribault 507-334-6661

BEAUTY, HEALTH & WELLNESS:

Allure Salon, 618 Division St. S., Northfield 507-786-9600

Andreas at Suite 22, 220 Division St. S., Northfield 952-201-4216

Anytime Fitness, 1620 17th St. NW, Faribault 507-331-3434

Ari Nails, 1036 Hwy. 3, Northfield 507-664-9000

Back In Action Rehab, 1819 Second Ave. NW, Faribault 507-334-5627

Beauty Nook Salon, 16 Second St. NE, Faribault 507-334-9344

Blue Sage Spa, 305 Division St. S., Northfield

Brazil’s Barber Shop, 403 1st Ave. NW, Faribault 507-334-3343

Bridge Square Barber Shop, 15 Bridge Square, Northfield 507-645-4193

City Image, 1300 Bollenbacher Dr., Suite A, Northfield 952-200-0977

Coiffure Salon, 305 Division St. S., Northfield 507-366-1500

Eilrich Family Chiropractic, 1223 Minnesota 60, Faribault 507-384-3800

Encore Hair Studio, 1060 Hwy. 3 S., Northfield 507-664-3832

Erickson Chiropractic, 1819 Second Ave. NW, Faribault 507-334-9400

Family Hair, 500 Water St. S., Northfield 507-664-9400

Fantastic Sams, 300 Western Ave., Faribault 507-334-9185

Fit for Life, 1400 Cannon Circle #6, Faribault 507-330-3996

Fitness in Motion, 1819 Second Ave. NW, Faribault 507-334-1823

Great Clips, 613 Fourth St. NW, Faribault 507-334-4316

Hair Force, 660 Professional Dr., Northfield 507-277-9384

Hair Station, 28 First St. NE, Faribault 507-334-1789

Haute Tanning, 300 Western Ave. NW, Faribault 507-209-1949

Head West Salon, 20700 Bagley Ave., Faribault, 507-334-3625

Hoisington Family Chiropractic, 1033 First St. NE, Faribault 507-332-8623

Humfeld Family Chiropractic, 119 Central Ave. N, Faribault 507-333-5388

JM Beauty Salon, 220 Central Ave. N, Faribault 507-209-1550

L.A. Nails, 1500 Clinton Ln., Suite E, Northfield 507-664-2040

Liz’s Salon & Day Spa, 3327 Cedar Lake Blvd., Faribault 507-332-2615

Luis Enrique Salon, 103 Fifth St. W., Northfield 507-663-0839

Miracle Massage, 1807 Division St. W, Faribault 507-330-6050

Navaeh, 307 Water St. S., Northfield 507-645-8399

Old Towne Salon, 13 3rd St. NW, Faribault 507-334-2237

Oxford Street Salon, 405 Oxford St., Northfield 507663-1379

Plaza Barbers, 200 Western Ave., Faribault 507-334-4486

Potter Chiropractic, 1620 17th St. NW, Faribault 507-334-7720

Pro Nails, 2018 Jefferson Rd., Suite E, Northfield, 507-664-0066

Revolution Fitness, 1819 Second Ave NW, Faribault 507-838-7720

Salon Capri, 200 Eighth Ave. NW #8, Faribault 507-332-0585

Salon Synergy, 300 Water St. S., Northfield 651-283-6455

Simplicity Salon, 200 Western Ave., Faribault 507-331-3115

Studio 14 Salon & Spa, 128 Prairie Ave SW, Faribault 507-331-3250

Styles on 4th, 106 Fourth St. NW, Faribault 507-334-9555

Sunset Salon & Spa, 511 Central Ave. N, Faribault 507-334-1714

Ultimate Tan, 1746 Grant St. NW, Faribault 507-332-9948

Untamed Salon, 220 Division St. S. Northfield 507-403-1659

V Nails, 504 Division St. S. Northfield 507-301-3933

Willow Haven Salon, 1001 Hwy. 3, Northfield 507-645-6973

Zensational, 17 2nd St. NE, 507-330-5375

INTERESTING PLACES:

Murals - Faribault Mural Society, using public visual art as a force to enhance the local economy through building community pride and promoting tourism in Faribault

SHOPS & BOUTIQUES:

502 Studio & Gallery, 502 Division St. Northfield 952-261-3691

Ableman’s Apple Creek Orchard, 5524 185th St. W, Faribault 507-334-9043

Anadelas Novedades, 327 Central Ave., Faribault 507-334-5083

Angel’s Attic Gift Shop, 200 State Ave. Faribault 507-331-5072

Antiques of Northfield, 416 Division St. S., Northfield 507-664-9599

B & J Sewing Center, 216 Central Ave., Faribault 507-334-4738

Bloom Floral Designs, 408 Central Ave. N #A, Faribault 507-332-9999

Burkhartzmeyer Shoes, 128 Central Ave., Faribault 507-334-7774

Carleton College Bookstore, 1 North College St., Northfield 507-222-4153

Carriage House Liquor, 1620 17th St. NW Faribault

Chappuis Jewelry, 413 Central Ave., Faribault 507-334-7114

Clock Shop, 101 NW Third St., Faribault 507-334-2010

Clothes Closet, 325 Central Ave., Faribault 507-334-9242

Clothes Closet, 600 Water St. S., Northfield 507-645-1389

Content Bookstore, 314 Division St. S., Northfield 507-222-9238

Donahue’s Greenhouse, 420 10th St. SW, Faribault 507-334-7156

Douglas Diamonds, 300 Western Avenue Suite 107, Faribault 507-332-2347

Downtown Bicycles, 321 Division St. S., Northfield 507-786-9191

Echo Used DVDs and Games, 409 Division St. 507-645-4095

Erickson Furniture, 30 Fifth St. NW, Faribault 507-334-4365

Fareway Stores/Liquor., 430 2nd Avenue NW, Faribault 507-334-1661

Faribault Ace Hardware, 421 Second Ave. NW, Faribault 507-332-7414

Faribault Harley Davidson, 2704 W Airport Drive, Faribault 507-334-5130

Faribo Farm & Home, 80 Western Ave. NW, Faribault 507-334-3232

Faribo West Mall, 200 Western Ave. NW, Faribault 507-334-5328

Faribault Vacuum & Sewing, 16 4th Street NW, Faribault 507-332-7489

Faribault Woolen Mill Company, 1500 2nd Ave NW, Faribault 507-412-5534

Fashions on Central, 325 Central Ave. N, Faribault

Fette Electronics, 205 Central Ave. N, Faribault 507-334-3412

Finally A Gift Store, 18 NE 2nd Street, Faribault 507-334-0433

Fine Fettle, 16 Bridge Square, Northfield 952-240-0469

Fleur de Lis Gallery, 219 Central Avenue, Faribault

Floors by Farmer, 502 Central Ave. N, Faribault 507-332-9709

Forget-Me-Not Florist, 501 Water St. S., Northfield 507-645-4956

Games N’ Geeks, 302 Division St. S. 507-213-7832

Gear Resource Outfitters, 201 Railway St. N, Dundas MN 55019, Faribault 507-407-4327

Haskell’s Wine & Spirits, 2921 Lavender Parkway #100, Faribault 507-332-7173

Hy-Vee Food Store/Liquor, 1920 Grant Street NW, Faribault 507-334-2085

Jan’s Thrift Shop, 1822 Western Ave. NW, Faribault 507-334-7480

Jo-Ann Fabrics, 200 Western Ave. NW, Faribault 507-334-3786

Judy’s Floral Desig, 1951 Division St. S., Northfield 507-645-0008

Keepers Antique Shop, 224 Central Ave. N, Faribault 507-334-7673

Lampert Lumber, 320 8th Ave. NW, Faribault 507-332-7436

La Ropa, 220 Division St. S., Northfield

Laura’s Boutique & Party Renta, 200 Western Ave., Faribault 507-331-2102

Mainstream Boutique, 506 Division St., Northfield 507-366-6786

Makeshift Accessories Galley & Studio, 418 Division St. S., Northfield 952-270-8284

Marketplace @ 416, 416 Grastvedt Ln., Northfield 507-664-1416

Maurices, Faribo West Mall 200 Western Avenue, Faribault 507-334-2547

Maurices, 2420 Bridgewater Ln., Northfield 507-645-6095

Milltown Cycles, 311 Central Ave. N, Faribault 507-331-2636

MN Soulstice Boutique, 425 Division St. S., Northfield 507-366-1386

Monarch Gift Shop, 405 Division St., Northfield 507-663-7720

Music Mart, 550 Wilson Ave, Faribault 507-4099900

Northfield Framing & Fine Art Printing, 13 Bridge Square, Northfield 507-366-3300

Northfield Olive Oils and Vinegars, 18 Bridge Square, Northfield 507-6454008

Northfield Yarn, 314 Division St. S., Northfield 507-645-1330

Paddington’s Seed & Feed, 2007 Grant St., 507-334-3030

Petalina, 313 Division St. S., Northfield 507-663-0565

PetSmart, 200 Western Ave. NW, Faribault 507412-4095

Nook & Cranny, 725 2nd Ave. NW, Faribault 507-331-1041

Northfield Yarn, 314 Division St. S., Northfield 507-645-1330

Quality Appliance, 219 Western Ave. NW, Faribault 507-332-2494

Rare Pair Inc., 401 Division St. S., Northfield 507-645-4257

River Park Mall, 660 Water St. S., Northfield

Sissy’s on 7th, 110 Seventh St. W., Northfield 507-301-3774

Star Sports and Apparel, 421 2nd Avenue NW, Faribault 507-332-9809

Southside Liquor, 401 10th St. SW, Faribault 507-334-8388

St. Olaf College Bookstore, 1520 St. Olaf Ave. 507-7863048

Studio Elements, 16 Bridge Square, Northfield, 507786-9393

Suenos De Quinceanera, 108 Central Ave. N Faribault

The Goat, 413 Division St., Northfield

The Junk Monkey, 32 4th St NE, Faribault 507-339-0430

The Measuring Cup, 320 Division St. S., Northfield 507-664-9152

The Secret Attic, 113 Fifth St. W., Northfield 507-6456510

The Sketchy Artist, 315 Division St. S., Northfield 507-645-2811

The Upper East Side, 213 Central Avenue, Faribault 507-339-1770

The Urban Cottage, 316 First. Ave. NW, Faribault 507-334-2275

Thrifty Parrot LLC, 507 Water St. S., Northfield 507-645-1685

Tou Sisters Tailoring & Alterations, 318 Central Ave. N, Suite 104, Faribault 507-330-2382

Used-A-Bit Shoppe, 624 Water St. S., Northfield 507-645-1399

Vintage Etc., 411 Division St. S., Northfield 507-3664411

Vintage Escapes Winery & Vineyard LLC, 8950 Dodd Rd. Kilkenny MN 56052, 507-334-1936

Wal-Mart, 150 Western Avenue NW, Faribault 507-332-0232

Walgreens, 612 Fourth St. NW, Faribault 507-332-9783

Weddings by Deb, LLC., 214 Central Avenue, 507332-7171

Whillock Woodcarving, 122 1st Avenue NE, Faribault 507-339-0336

TOURS: Alexander Faribault House, 1814 Second Ave. NW, 507-332-2121, rchistory.org

Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour, 515 Second Ave., Faribault 507-334-7732, thecathedralfaribault.com

Downtown Walking Tour, 507-645-9268, northfieldhistory.org

Faribault Woolen Mill, 1500 Second Ave. NW, 507-412-5510, faribaultmill.com

Murals: 507-334-4381, faribaultmn.org

Northfield Arts Guild, 304 Division St. S., Northfield, 507-645-8877, northfieldartsguild.org

Outlaw Trail, visitnorthfield. com

Paradise Center for the Arts, 321 Central Ave. N, 507-332-7372, paradisecenterforthearts. org

Rice County Historical Society, 1814 Second Ave. NW, Faribault 507-332-2121, rchistory.org

TRANSPORTATION:

Benjamin Bus 32611 Northfield Blvd., Northfield 507-645-5720 Benjaminbus.net

City Gal Transportation 612-840-1687

citygaltransportation.com/

Faribault Transportation Co. 2615 1st Avenue NW Faribault 507-334-5121

First Choice Shuttle 1333 South Trail Drive Faribault 507-339-1651

Jefferson Lines Fareway Foods 430 2nd Ave NW Faribault 858-800-8898

Hiawathaland Transit Call 866-623-7507 to schedule a ride threeriverscap. org/transportation/ hiawathaland-transit

Routes Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., dial-a-ride Monday through Friday 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday noon to 5 p.m. and dispatch Monday through Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

• Fares, route one-way ride $1.25 or dial a ride, one way ride $1.75

• Passes and tokens, dial a ride tokens $1.75 each, route tokens $1.25 each, Faribault-Northfield connect tokens $3.50 each, monthly student pass (routes only) $20 to and from school only (under 18), monthly pass

(routes only) $31 youth/ seniors 55+ and $38 for all other adults. Children 2 and under ride free with paying adult. Maximum one free child per paying adult.

Northfield Transit 801 Washington St., Northfield 507-645-7250

northfieldmn.gov/655/ Transportation

FARIBAULT

Advantage Care Hearing Center 1575 NW 20 Street 507-412-9813 advantagecarehearing center.com

Allina Health Faribault Medical Center 200 State Ave. 507-334-6451 allinahealth.org/allinahealth-faribault-medicalcenter

Allina Health ClinicFaribault 100 State Ave. 507-334-3921 bit.ly/3tx299S

Brookdale Senior Living Faribault 935 Spring Road 507-508-7338 brookdale.com

Compcare Occupational Medicine & Urgent Care 1575 20th St N, Suite 103 651-508-0936 compcareclinics.com

Courage Kenny Sports & Physical Therapy/ Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute 35 State Ave. 507-332-4790 bit.ly/3htajv1

Eilrich Family Chiropractic and Wellness 1223 Hwy 60 W. 507-384-3800

Faribault Senior Living 843 Faribault Road 507-331-6510 faribaultseniorliving.com

Fountain Centers Chemical dependency treatment 2301 Fourth St. NW 507-334-6413 mayocl.in/2VyXGH2

HealthFinders Collaborative 223 Central Avenue 507-323-8100 healthfindersmn.org

Humfeld Chiropractic & Nutrition Center 119 Central Avenue 507-333-5388 humfeldchiropractic.com

Mayo Clinic Health System in Faribault 300 State Avenue 507-333-3300 mayoclinichealthsystem. org/locations/faribault Midwest Dental 412 Heritage Place 507-334-7595

Milestone Senior Living 2500 14th Street NE 507-331-2748 milestoneretirement.com/

Mill City Senior Living 1520 17th St NW 507-497-2011 millcityseniorliving.com

New Perspective Senior Living 828 1st Street NE 507-332-2555 npseniorliving.com

North Memorial Ambulance ServiceFaribault 1226 Willow Street 507- 334-6031 northmemorial.com/spe cialty/ambulance

Northfield Hospitals + Clinics

Faribault Clinic1980 30th St NW 507-646-1000 northfieldhospital.org

Pleasant Manor/Pleasant View Estates 27 Brand Avenue bit.ly/3ljyP2Y

Pregnancy Options Life Care Center 18 2nd Street NW 507-332-7644 pregnancyoptionsfbo.org

Revolution Fitness 2901 Hanson Ct 507-838-5799 facebook.com/revolution fitnessmn

Richie Eye Clinic

1575 20th Street NW Suite 101, 507-332-9900 Richieeyeclinic.com

Southern Heights Dental Group

1575 20th Street NW Suite 102, 507-334-6433 southernheightsdental. com

Southern Minnesota

Speech Pathology

303 1st Avenue NE Suite 375 507-331-3010 southernslp.com

Tareen Dermatology

1575 20th Street NW Suite 250 651-633-6883 tareendermatology.com

Two River Health Center 1819 2nd Ave NW 507-334-1823

tworivershealthcenter. com

Virginia Piper Cancer Institute 200 State Ave. 507-497-3721 bit.ly/391SjTS

Wal-Mart Pharmacy

150 Western Avenue NW 507-332-0232

Wieber Physical Therapy, Inc.

1961 Cardinal Lane Suite A 507-333-2986

wieberphysicaltherapy. com

NORTHFIELD

Allina Health ClinicNorthfield 1400 Jefferson Rd. (507) 663-9000

Benedictine Health Systems - Northfield 2030 North Ave. (507) 512-5720

Northfield Hospital & Clinic

Cancer Care & Infusion Center

2000 North Ave. (507) 646-6979

Cannon Pointe Chiropractic 1040 Hwy. 3 (507) 645-8000

Cannon River Acupuncture LLC 402 Washington St. Suite 221 (612) 244-1545

Cannon River Massage Therapy

708 Schilling Dr. (507) 649-0026

Corbett Chiropractic & Health 423 Division St. S. (507) 645-8846

Full Potential Therapy, LLC 396 Schilling Dr. Suite 500 (507) 321-8695

HealthFinders

Collaborative

706 Division St. S. (507) 646-8964

Heritage Dental Care

2011 Jefferson Rd. (507) 645-9543

Northfield Clinic 2000 North Ave. (507) 646-1494

Northfield Community Acupuncture & Qigong 211 Oak St. Millis, Hall Suite 120 (507) 301-3446

Northfield Eye Physicians and Surgeons 2019 Jefferson Rd. (507) 645-9202

Northfield Hospital 2000 North Ave. (507) 646-1000

Professional Dental 1501 Clinton Ln. (507) 645-5264

Richie Eye ClinicNorthfield 710 Division St. S. (507) 645-2261

River Valley Eye Professionals 2019 Jefferson Rd. (507) 645-9202

TOTALTIRE

• Tire Services

• Wheel Alignment

• Vehicle Inspection

• Transmission Service

• Steering &

• Starting, Charging

• Roadside Assistance

• Preventive Maintenance

• Lube, Oil & Filter Change

• Exhaust System Repair

• Electrical & Electronic Systems

• Engine Diagnostics & Performance

• Climate Control Systems

• Cooling System Repair

• Brake Repair

• Tire Services

• Wheel Alignment

• Vehicle Inspection

• Transmission Service

• Steering & Suspension System

• Starting, Charging & Roadside Assistance

• Preventive Maintenance

• Lube, Oil &

• Exhaust System Repair

Sterling Pharmacy 700 Division St. S. NW 4th St. Faribault 507-334-4640 24628 Holland Ave. Morristown 507-685-4342

• Electrical & Electronic Systems Engine Diagnostics Performance Climate Control Systems Cooling System Repair Brake Repair

FARIBAULT

B & B Auto Body Repair

1813 7th St. NW 507-334-7821 faribaultautobody.com

Community Co-op Oil Association 9 Central Ave. 507-334-2056 faribaultcommunitycoop. com

Faribault Harley-Davidson Sales and service 2704 Airport Dr. W 507-334-5130 faribaulthd.com

Faribault Tire & Express Service 1723 Grant St. 507-334-2061 www.faribaulttire.com

Furlong Motors Direct

Used cars 1920 5th St. NW 507-334-0444 furlongmotorsdirect.com

Glenn’s Towing and Service 628 Central Ave. 507-334-4202 glennstowing.net

Harley’s Auto Salvage & Recycling Center 510 20th St. NW 507-334-8290 harleysautosalvage.com

Harry Brown’s Family Automotive Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram 1747 Grant St. 507-332-7441 Harrybrowns.com

K & M Heating & Air Conditioning 3105 Industrial Dr. 507-334-4300 kandmheatingmn.com

LaCanne’s Marine Power sports and marine 19860 Roberds Lake Boulevard 507-334-6415 lacannesmarine.net

Malecha’s Auto Body 1320 Second Ave. NW 507-838-8166 malechasautobodyllc. com

Meehl’s Auto & Tire 728 Central Ave. N 507-334-5467

Midwest Collision 3819 Kenyon Boulevard 507-332-2434 midwestcollisionfaribault. com

Mike’s Garage

1515 Lyndale Ave N 507-334-2886 mikesgarage411.com

Monkey Motors Used cars 1515 Lyndale Ave. N 507-607-7778 monkeymotors.net

Polzin Glass 1001 Division St. W, 507-334-8680 polzinglass.com

R C Bliss Ford 901 Lyndale Ave. N 507-334-6478 blissford.com

Reed’s Central Auto Repair 505 Central Ave. N 507-332-8358 reedscentralautorepair. com

Wal-Mart 150 Western Ave. NW 507-332-0232

Wholesale Tire & Wheel 729 Fourth St. NW 507-334-4640 Wholesaletire.org

NORTHFIELD

Apple Chevrolet Buick Northfield 1600 Cannon Ln. 507-645-5619

Big O Tires 1470 Clinton Ln. 507-301-6559

Blue Bird Autowerks 910 Hwy. 3 507-645-0804

CARSTAR Northfield Auto 1802 Cannon Rd. 507-645-2403

Convenience Car Care 32995 Northfield Blvd. 507-663-7731

Doug’s Auto Service 1802 Cannon Rd. 507-663-1371

Elite Auto Care 517 Water St. S. 507-366-2886

Exhaust Pros 1520 Riverview Dr. 507-663-1819

Northfield Auto Care Inc. 918 Division St. S. 507-645-4148

Northfield Automotive, Inc. 1201 Hwy. 3 507-645-4478

Northfield Ford Parts 1201 Hwy. 3 507-645-9600

Valley Autohaus S. 1235 Hwy. 3 507-663-1217

Witt Bros. Service 701 Division St. S. 507-645-7242

GASOLINE

FARIBAULT

Casey’s General Store 210 20th St. NW 507-334-1873

Cenex 28 E Division St. W, 507-334-2458

Community Co-op Oil Association 9 Central Ave. 507-334-2056 Faribaultcommunitycoop. com Holiday 707 Fourth St. NW 507-334-7789

Hy-Vee Food Store 1920 Grant St. NW 507-334-2085

Kwik Trip •1405 MN-60 507-332-2138

• 102 5th Ave NE 507-334-7259

•1112 Second Ave. NW 507-332-7844

FARIBAULT

The 3 Ten Event Venue

310 Central Ave. N 651-253-6584 3teneventvenue.com

American Legion Post 43 112 Fifth St. NE 507-334-8784 mnlegionpost43.org

Bachrach Building 318 Central Ave. 507-333-2989 bachrachbuilding.com

Barn at Crocker’s Creek 24141 Bagely Ave. 507-333-2989

Boarders Inn & Suites 1801 Lavender Drive 507-334-9464 staycobblestone.com/ mn/faribault

Buckham Library

Great Hall 11 Division St. W 507-334-2089 ci.faribault.mn.us/248/ Library

Corks & Pints 22 Fourth St. NE 507-412-2391 Corksandpintsfaribault. com

Crooked Pint 125 First Ave. NE 507-497-1272 crookedpint.com

Depot Bar & Grill 311 Heritage Place 507-332-2825 faribaultdepotbarandgrill. com

Elks Lodge 1166 131 Lyndale Ave. N 507-334-9811 faribaultelks.org

Faribault Armory 3000 W Airport Road 651-268-8355

Faribault Community Center 15 Division St. W 507-334-2064 ci.faribault.mn.us/632/ Parks-Recreation

Faribault Eagles Club 1460 2027 Grant St. W 507-334-7041 facebook.com/foe1460

Faribault Golf Club 1700 NW 17th St. 507-334-5559 faribaultgolf.com

Mobil 1419 Division St. W 507-334-5151

Shell 628 Central Ave. N 507-334-4202

Speedway 2519 Lyndale Ave. N 507-334-3333

NORTHFIELD

Cannon Valley Coop 1480 Hwy. 3 507-645-9556

Casey’s 521 Woodley St. W. 507-663-7736

Holiday Stationstore 100 Water St. 507663-1151

Kwik Trip - Dundas 415 Hester St. E. 507-645-2262

Kwik Trip - Laurel Court 500 Laurel Ct. 507-645-6053

Speedway 1115 Hwy. 3 507-645-9846

Ziggy’s

Cenex 500 Laurel Ct. 507-645-6053

100 Water St. N. 507-663-0228

Guild House and Cloister Cathedral 515 Second Ave. NW 507-334-7732

GrandStay Hotel 1500 20th St NW 507-334-2888 Grandstayhospitality.com

The Inn at Shattuck-St. Mary’s 1000 Shumway Ave. 507-333-1900 theinnatssm.org

Legacy Golf Course 1515 Shumway Ave. 507-332-7177 legacygolf.net

Moose Lodge of Faribault 1810 NW Fourth St. 507-334-5012 mooseintl.org

Paradise Center for the Arts 321 Central Ave. N 507-332-7371 paradisecenterforthearts. org

Perkins Restaurant and Bakery 333 Western Ave. 507-332-7997

River Bend Nature Center 1000 Rustad Road 507-332-7175 rbnc.org

Rotary Camp on Cedar Lake 401 NW First Ave. 507-334-2263 portal.clubrunner. ca/7871/SitePage/rotarycamp/related-page

South Central College Event Center 1225 3rd Ave. SW 507-389-7370 southcentral.edu

Straight River Golf Course 23442 Cates Ave. 507-334-5108 straightrivergolfcourse. com

Village Theater 20 Second St. NW 507-323-8586

Washington Recreation Center 117 Shumway Ave. 507-334-2064 ci.faribault.mn.us/632/ Parks-Recreation

NORTHFIELD

AmericInn Lodge & Suites

700 N. Minnesota Ave. 507-931-6554

Armory Square Event Center

519 Division St. S. 507-366-4386

Contented Cow Pub 302 Division St. S., Suite B

Coratel Inn & Suites 1420 Riverview Dr. 507-663-0371

Dundas Dome 2033-2198 Cannon Rd. 507-366-3663

Fairfield Inn & Suites Northfield 114 2nd St. W. 507-366-5000

Fielders Choice Tap & Table

2300 Gleason Ct. 507-645-4500

Flaherty’s Northfield Lanes 1700 Hwy. 3 507-645-8322

Froggy Bottoms River Suites 309 Water St. S. 507-650-0039

Imminent Brewing LLC 519 Division St. S. #2 507-646-2327

Keepsake Cidery 4609 135th St E, 413-552-8872

Loon Liquors Distillery 1325 Armstrong Rd. #165 507-581-7527

Northfield Area Family YMCA

1501 Honeylocust Dr. 507-645-0088

Northfield Arts Guild 304 Division St. S. 507-645-8877

Northfield Golf Club 707 Prairie St. 507-645-4026

Northfield Historical Society & Museum

408 Division St. S. 507645-9268

Northfield Library 210 Washington St. 507-645-6606

The Gardens of Castle Rock 26601 Chippendale Ave. 651-264-9510

The Grand Event Center 316 Washington St. 507-663-1773

Willinger’s Golf Club 6797 Canby Tr. 952-652-2500

FARIBAULT

1st United Bank 430 Fourth St. NW 507-334-2201

1stunited.com

Mon-Fri: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Drive up

Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat: 9 a.m. to noon

Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union 900 Fourth St NW Ste 102 651-291-3700 affinityplus.org

Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Citizens Community Federal 300 Western Ave. NW 507-331-4050

www.ccf.us

Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat, 9 a.m. to noon

HomeTown Credit Union 1205 MN-60 507-332-2288

hometowncu.coop

Mon-Thurs: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Fri- 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat- 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Premier Bank Faribault 417 Fourth St. NW 507-334-3908 premierbanks.com/ Locations/Faribault

Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat: 9 a.m. to noon

Reliance Bank 2300 30th St. NW 507-331-2493 reliancebankmn.com

Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat: 9 a.m. to noon

The State Bank of Faribault 428 Central Ave. N 507-332-7401 tsbf.com

Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat: 8 a.m. to noon Sun: Closed

The State Bank of FaribaultWest Branch 202 Western Ave. 507-332-7401 www.tsbf.com

Mon-Fri:-8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Wells Fargo Bank 104 Fifth St. NW 507-334-5546 wellsfargo.com

Mon-Fri: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat, 9 a.m. to noon

NORTHFIELD

Community Resource Bank 1605 Heritage Dr. 507-645-4441

Community Resource Bank - Downtown 618 Division St. 507-645-3132

Heritage Bank Minnesota 1520 Clinton Ln. 507-645-6736

HomeTown Credit Union 2000 Honeylocust Dr. 507-646-9300

Merchants Bank of Northfield - Downtown 329 Division St. S. 507-645-5656

Merchants Bank of Northfield - South 1611 Honey Locust Dr. 507-664-0820

Premier Bank Northfield 142 2nd St. W. 507-645-4418

Wells Fargo Bank 700 Water St. S. 507-663-7300

Wings Financial Credit Union 2333 Hwy. 3 S. 952-997-8000

ADVENTIST

Northfield Hispanic Seventh-Day Adventist Church

712 Linden St. N., Northfield northfieldhispanicmn. adventistchurch.org

Seventh-day Adventist 1360 Albers Path Faribault faribaultsda.com

ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Life 21 Church 2100 Jefferson Rd., Northfield life21church.com

Nueva Vida En Cristo Internacional 1132 Sixth St. NW, Faribault

River Valley Church 722 Ravine St., Faribault rivervalley.org

Triumphant Life Assembly of God 101 Sixth Street NW Triumphantlifeassemblyof god.org

BAHÁ’Í FAITH

Bahá’í Faith of Faribault 710 Third St. NW

BAPTIST

Emmaue Baptist Church 712 Linden St. N., Northfield emmauschurch.org

First Baptist Church 1108 Westwood Drive, Faribault firstbaptistfaribault.org

Grace Bible Church Southwest entrance to Faribo West Mall, Faribault gracebiblefaribault.org

Old Paths Baptist Church 1030 S. Hwy. 3, Northfield

CATHOLIC

Divine Mercy Catholic Church 139 Mercy Dr., Faribault 507-334-2266 divinemercy.cc Church of St. Patrick 7525 Dodd Road, Faribault spshieldsville.org

St. Dominic’s Catholic Church 104 Linden St. N., Northfield churchofstdominic.org

CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE

Cornerstone Community Church 1313 Division St. S., Northfield 507-645-8839

COMMUNITY

The River Community Church 528 Fourth Ave. NW 507-334-1897 theriverchurch.org

EPISCOPAL

All Saints Episcopal Church 419 Washington St., Northfield allsaintsnorthfield.org

The Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour

101 Sixth St. NW, Faribault thecathedralfaribault.com

EVANGELICAL FREE

Faribault Evangelical Free 1039 St. Paul Ave., Faribault faribaultefc.org

Northfield Evangelical Free 5600 110th St. E., Northfield northfieldefc.org

LUTHERAN

Bethel Lutheran Church 1321 North Ave., Northfield Bethelnorthfield.org

Bethel Ridge Church (CLBA) 1401 Bethel Ct., Faribault bethelridgeclb.org

Bethlehem Lutheran 404 W. Franklin St., Morristown bethlehem-morristown.org

Christ Lutheran Church 1200 First St. NE, Faribault cicfaribault.com

First English Lutheran Church, ELCA 204 Second St NW, Faribault firstenglishfaribault.org

Grace Lutheran Church 305 First St S, Nerstrand Gracelutherannerstrand. com

Our Savior’s Lutheran 1207 S. Prairie Ave., Faribault oursaviorsfbo.org

Peace Lutheran Church 213 Sixth Ave. SW, Faribault peace-lcms.org

Saint John’s Lutheran Church 500 Third St. W., Northfield stjohnsnorthfield.org

Saint Peter’s Lutheran Church 418 Sumner St. E, Northfield northfieldstp.org

Trinity Lutheran Church (LCMS) 530 Fourth St. NW, Faribault trinityfaribault.org

Trinity Lutheran Church (LCMS) 10500 215 St W., Morristown trinitynorthmorristown.org

Trinity Lutheran Church 803 Winona St., Northfield Trinitynorthfield.org

Valley Grove Church 9999 155th St. E., Nerstrand valleygrovemn.org

MORMON

Church of Jesus Christ of LDS

902 17th St. SW, Faribault churchofjesuschrist. org/?lang=eng

NONDENOMINATIONAL

Cannon City Community 17790 Cannon City Blvd. Faribault

Canvas Church 404 Scholling Dr., Dundas canvaschurchmn.com

Destiny Christian Church 422 W. North St., Owa tonna Destinycc.org

Faribault Family Bible 609 Fourth Ave. NW, Faribault

Harvest Church International 2627 Second Ave. NW, Faribault Harvestchurchfaribault. com

Hosanna Church 205 Second St. S., Dundas hosannalc.org

Northfield Community Church

714 Division St. S., Northfield northfieldcc.org

St. Luke’s Church 1100 Ninth Ave. SW, Faribault 507-334-6608 slcfaribault.com

Gospel of Life Church 2010 Jefferson Road, Northfield Gospeloflifechurch.org

QUAKERS

Cannon Valley Friends Meeting

512 Washington St. S., Northfield quakercloud.org/cloud/ cannon-valley-friendsmeeting

UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 113 Linden St. S., Northfield uunorthfield.org

Worship Times 5:30

9:15AM Adult Bible Classes held in the Fellowship Hall 9:15 AM Sunday School Classes Each Sunday during the school year Radio Broadcast KDHL 920AM Sunday 8:00AM Live Streaming Services at www.trinityradioandvideo.org and on Facebook Faribault Cable TV Channels 10 & 181 3:30 PM Monday and/or Tuesday

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Cannon Valley Church of Christ 22220 Glynview Trail, Faribault

Congregational Church of Faribault, United Church of Christ 222 Third Ave. NW, Faribault congregationalucc.net 507-334-5910

Faribault Church of Christ 937 Ninth Ave. SW, Faribault

First United Church of Christ 300 Union St., Northfield irstucc.org

St. John’s United Church of Christ 19086 Jacobs Ave., Faribault Wheeling Township Stjohnsucc-wheelingtown ship.org

UNITED METHODIST

Blooming Grove United Methodist 43089 180th St., Morristown bloominggroveumc.org

Fourth Avenue United Methodist 219 Fourth Ave. NW fourthaveumc.org

Hope United Methodist 3166 E. 197th St. hopeum.net

Little Prairie United Methodist 2980 E. 130th St., Dundas Littleprairieumc.org

Nerstrand United Methodist 12 Maple St., Nerstrand nerstrandumc.org

Northfield United Methodist Church 1401 Maple St., Northfield northfieldumc.org

Peace United Methodist 205 N. Division St., Morristown bit.ly/3tALS3w

Personal Services & Care

FUNERAL HOMES

Benson & Langehough Funeral Home 1316 Division St. S. Northfield 507-645-4153

Bierman Funeral Home 201 E. Fourth St. Northfield 507-645-5123

Boldt Funeral Home 300 Prairie Ave. SW Faribualt 507-334-4481

Parker Kohl Funeral Home 1725 Lyndale Ave. N Faribault 507-334-4458

PK for Pets- Pet Cremation 1725 Lyndale Ave. N Faribault