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Citizens concerned about the frac sand industry will hold a candlelight vigil at 6pm on Monday, February 4th outside Winona City Hall. The vigil aims to “shine the light” on City Hall with hopes that city leaders will safeguard the City’s high quality of life from the potential threats and hazards of frac sand mining, transport and processing. The vigil precedes the City Council’s discussion of its proposed frac sand ordinance. Following the vigil, participants will meet at the Acoustic Café. They will discuss ideas for pressing local officials to fully protect the people of the Winona area, and to create an increasingly healthy and vibrant community.