Richfield

I was born Megan Lindstrom.

I grew up in Richfield, Minnesota.

And today I live in the French countryside outside of Bordeaux with my husband, Julian, and our two boys.

If you had told me when I was growing up in Richfield, that I'd end up in the French countryside with two bilingual kids and a French husband, I would have never guessed that.

Um, but yeah, I grew up in a suburb of rich of Minneapolis and enjoyed really cold winters and.

My parents were, my mom was a nurse, my dad was a teacher.

As we kind of start to move into this knowing who you've slightly become, not fully yet, as you'll share more, and you're in France now and you eventually got there and you touched on that from your teenage years, tell us what were some of the jobs that you had growing up and did they relate in any way to where you've ended

up now? That's funny.

It is Logan over left tackle, and he is hit and taken down after a gain of one, maybe two.

Steve Stewart, the junior left linebacker out of Richfield, Minnesota, making the tackle at the 36th, and it will be second down and eight yards to go.

Second and eight Buckeyes.

On their own 36-yard line.

Go to their website, minnerdivergent.org, for more information, become a member, volunteer, and attend their events.

Register today for MICC's annual Independence 5K Run One Mile Walk on October 10, 2026 at Donaldson Park in Richfield.

This is more than just a race.

It's a powerful community gathering to support MICC's mission to educate and guide autistic and neurodivergent adults in creating and sustaining the lives they want to live.

Sound like a good idea, doesn't it? But now before you do, you'll want to know.

Who's playing? When and where? And all the answers are found in the official 1969 Open Day schedule card available free at all Richfield service stations.

All you have to do is stop by and pick one up, and you'll have an accurate listing of opponents and when and where the games will be played.

And while you're at it, you'll want to fill your tank with the gasoline that will get you there.

Richfield Imperial Boron Gasoline, the big mileage maker, with extra mileage in every tank full.

Extra mileage to help you live a little extra at an Oakland A's ballgame.

So why not get out and play ball at an Oakland A's baseball game? Stop by a Richfield station and pick up one of those Oakland A's official schedule cards.

It fits right in your wallet.

These are the incredible kids who power this show with their questions, ideas, mystery sounds, drawings, and high fives.

[upbeat music] Theo from Sumner, Washington, Henry and Felix from Geneva, Switzerland, Marina from Modesto, California, Maddie and Taylor from Markham, Ontario, Lily from Syracuse, Utah, Ivy from Belleville, Ontario, Baker from Seattle, Miko from Thunder Bay, Ontario, Sophie from Richfield, Minnesota, Ryan from Greenville, North Carolina, Ever from Los Angeles, Stella from Dallas, Texas, Juniper from Beacon, New York, Aiden and Declan from Saratoga Springs, Utah, Avery from Jamison, Pennsylvania, Berlin from Seattle, Rebecca and Claire from Santa Clara, California, Leah and Hannah from Melbourne, Australia, Emory from Kensington, Maryland, Mark from Bardonia, New York, Stella from Forney, Texas, Tessa from Kitchener, Ontario, Rio from Toronto, Mary Lou from Haarlem, Netherlands, Lila from Paris, Eva and Gus from Chanhassen, Minnesota, Logan from Dare, New Hampshire, McKenzie from Beverly Hills, Michigan, Alina from San Jose, California, Fletcher and Weston from Poulsbo, Washington, Zach from Melbourne, Australia, River from Sydney, Australia, Will from Canberra, Australia, Jasper from Plano, Texas, Eleanor from Pensacola, Florida, Cole from Portland, Maine, Evelyn from Katy, Texas, Genevieve from Hampton, Maine, Henry from Cumming, Georgia, Oliver from Coventry, UK, Eliza from Denver, Grace from Winchester, Virginia, Whitney from Tiburon, California, Alice from Raleigh, North Carolina, Jonathan from Westerly, Rhode Island, Beckett from Fairplay, Colorado, Xander from Mercer Island, Washington, Amo from Toms River, New Jersey, Bronte from Sydney, Australia, Piper from Broomfield, Colorado, Henry and Stella from Lake Stevens, Washington, Alexandra from New York City, Demetrios from El Cerrito, California, Matilda from Montpelier, Vermont, Mei from Portland, Oregon, Colin from Irvine, California, Harvey from Cheltenham, UK, Sammy from Philadelphia, Ruby from Raleigh, North Carolina, William from Zurich, Annika from San Francisco, and Auden from Lake Mary, Florida.

Brains Honor Roll.

High fives.

Gary married Connie Lou Jameson in Butternut, Wisconsin in April 1978.

They moved to Richfield, Minnesota in 1980, and then in 1981 settled in Elko New Market.

Gary worked at various machining jobs in the Twin Cities metro area, and Connie worked as a cook.

Their son, Austin James Herbst, was born on May 30, 1994.

But nonetheless, Zia reports, can a Catholic school require Catholic teaching? Minnesota's high court is deciding.

The Minnesota Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the first on whether a former librarian at the Academy of Holy Angels in Richfield may revive discrimination claims against the Archdiocese of St. Paul in Minneapolis.

The male hired as a media specialist told the principal he intended to transition and to return presenting as a woman.

He got let go, of course.