ARREST/FIRE REPORT- JUNE 15, 2022
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston made the following arrest. Jessica Marie Suedel, 34, of Grand Forks, for 3rd-Degree DUI
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2022
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CROOKSTON BOY SCOUT TROOP 41 COMPLETES FLAG RETIREMENT CEREMONY AT GOLDEN LINK CENTER
The Crookston Boy Scout Troop 41 held a Flag Retirement Ceremony at the South Parking Lot of the Golden Link Center in Crookston, to retire seven flags that had been deemed unfit to be fitting emblems for display. Masters of Ceremonies Life Scout Wyatt Marsyla and Star Scout Lennon Prudhomme welcomed the audience to the Ceremony
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OX CART DRIVERS FROM WINNIPEG ARE PASSING THROUGH CROOKSTON ON THE WAY TO COMPLETE HISTORIC RIDE OF THE OLD OX CART TRAIL
A married couple, Terry and Patty Doerksen from Winnipeg are looking to create the old Ox Cart Trail to make sure history of the traditional Metis trade route is still alive to today, and is making a stop in Crookston on Wednesday, June 15, and Thursday, June 16. The Doerksen’s are looking to complete the
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SACRED HEART BASEBALL BEATS SOUTH RIDGE TO ADVANCE TO STATE SEMIFINALS
The Sacred Heart Eagles Baseball team scored in five of the six innings and beat the South Ridge Panthers (Section 7 champ) 10-4 in the first round of the Minnesota State High School League State Class A Baseball tournament at Joe Faber Field in St. Cloud. FIRST INNING – Sam Gapp and the Sacred
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RIVERVIEW FOUNDATION’S GOLF CLASSIC BRINGS IN OVER $24,000 FOR CONCUSSION PROGRAM, SCHOLARSHIPS
Fifteen teams took part in the RiverView Foundation’s 17th Annual Golf Classic on Monday, June 13, at Minakwa Golf Course. More than $24,000 was raised at the event for concussion awareness and management for regional youth athletics through the ImPACT (Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing) Program and health care workforce development through the Valborg
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CHEDA SETS UP SECOND ANNUAL REGULAR MEETINGS TO DISCUSS PAYABLES AND VENDOR PAYMENTS
The Crookston Housing & Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) met on Tuesday for a Special Meeting at noon at Valley Technology Park. After the Call to Order, the meeting began with a discussion of adding a second regular CHEDA Meeting before the City Council’s second meeting of the month to discuss and approve checks and Financials