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Cambridge Chat
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The Cambridge Chat podcast features news for Cambridge residents and highlights what is happening locally. Our goal is to create an avenue for better citizen engagement and sharing of ideas, questions, or concerns. We seek to engage citizens with live content, guests, and call in questions from listeners all while having a little fun. Visit our website for live show airing times and participation details at https://www.ci.cambridge.mn.us/our-community/cambridge-chat-podcast. Music Credit: Wingin’ It performed by Dave Aaron Thomas and Jerome Theriot. This podcast is produced by Community Connections Network, a service provided by Community Collaboration, a division of BayPointe Enterprises, Inc.
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The City of Cambridge Budget: Process and Priorities
May 4, 202100:34:44Tap to summarizeThis show will explore the ins and outs of the City Budgeting Process, as well as Council Priorities for our budget. Questions will include: What is the City’s annual budget? How much of the city’s budget is spent on police, public works, parks, etc.? How does the City develop its budget? How do you get citizen input? How does the Council develop budget priorities? Why does the City have to increase taxes? Today's guests are Mayor Jim Godfrey and Caroline Moe, Finance Director.
Transcribe →North 65 Chamber of Commerce - What is it all about?
Apr 15, 202100:27:18Tap to summarizeThe North 65 Chamber is an active partner with the City of Cambridge on business growth and retention. But they do many other things for the community too. Listen in and find out about the North 65 Chamber of Commerce. Today's guest is Melissa Bettendorf, Executive Director, and Shannon Kirkeide, Chair of the chamber board of directors.
Transcribe →Searching for a Good Read?
Apr 1, 202100:42:25Tap to summarizeThis show will feature the upcoming community wide read, offerings at Scout and Morgan books, and services available at the new Cambridge Public Library. Today's guests are Judith Kissner, owner of Scout and Morgan and Kirsten Vaughan, Cambridge Librarian, East Central Regional Library.
Transcribe →What do Cambridge parks have in store for you?
Mar 29, 202100:29:57Tap to summarizeDid you know that Cambridge has sixteen parks and the amenities at each park varies? Did you know the City has summer programming for kids? Summer concerts on Thursday evenings? Listen in and learn about the City’s parks and park programming. Today's guest is council member Mark Ziebarth.
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