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SPORTS FEEVER – July 14, 2022

Here is this week’s ray of hope!!! A Twin Cities area woman has agreed to settle a defamation lawsuit filed by her daughter’s basketball coach in a long-running case revived by the Minnesota Supreme Court. Julie Bowlin has agreed to pay $50,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by Nathan McGuire and has signed documents admitting […]

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2022 NORTHWEST SUB-STATE JUNIOR LEGION TOURNEY BRACKET RELEASED

The 2022 Northwest Sub-state Junior American Legion Baseball tournament seeds and bracket were released on Wednesday evening.  The tournament will be played July 18-20 at Dilworth.  The seeds and bracket are below –  SEEDS –  1. Parkers Prairie 2. Fosston 3. Otter Tail Central 4. Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 5. Crookston 6. Roseau

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THE NWROC’S ANNUAL CROPS AND SOILS DAY WILL BE ON JULY 20

The Northwest Research and Outreach Center’s (NWROC) annual Crops and Soils Day is coming up this Wednesday, July 20, at the Northwest Research and Outreach Center’s Maintenance/Farm Operations building located south of Polk County Highway 71 on the Center’s campus, on the east side of the University of Minnesota Crookston Campus. Crops and Soils Day

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RIVERVIEW HEALTH OFFERING SCRUBS CAMP TO HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND SENIORS

RiverView Health is offering a free Scrubs Camp to area high school students entering their junior and senior years for the 2022-23 School Year who are considering a career in the healthcare industry. The camp will be held from Tuesday, August 9-11 at the RiverView Health in Crookston. The camp will take the students in

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CROOKSTON PLANNING COMMISSION CANCELS JULY 19 MEETING

Earlier today, City of Crookston Zoning Administrator Greg Hefta announced that the July 19th Planning Commission meeting has been canceled due to a lack of agenda items. There is no make-up date scheduled, and the next regular meeting will be Tuesday, August 16.

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WEST NILE VIRUS IDENTIFIED IN GRAND FORKS

A pool (group) of mosquitoes collected today from Grand Forks has been identified as having West Nile virus. The cities of Grand Forks and East Grand Forks urge citizens to take extra precautions to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes. The mosquito most common for transmitting the West Nile virus is the Culex tarsalis. This mosquito

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