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WITH CARES ACT DEADLINE APPROACHING CITY COUNCIL APPROVES FINAL EXPENDITURES

The Crookston City Council met on Monday night with the loan agenda item, two additional CARES Act Small Business Grants receiving unanimous approval. The grants went to the Oakdale Cemetery Association for $8,000 and the Cobblestone Hotel Group for $18,600.53. The two entities had been asked to submit additional supporting material during the original application

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GOVERNOR TIM WALZ CONVENES ANOTHER SPECIAL SESSION OF THE MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE

Governor Tim Walz today announced that he will convene a special session of the Minnesota Legislature beginning on Thursday, November 12, 2020. Amid climbing COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths, Governor Walz intends to extend the COVID-19 peacetime emergency by 30 days to ensure that the state can continue to quickly respond to the pandemic. “This is a

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MAHNOMEN-WAUBUN COMES FROM BEHIND IN ALL 3 SETS TO BEAT CROOKSTON VOLLEYBALL

The Crookston Pirate Volleyball team took leads in all three sets led by Allie Perreault in her first-ever varsity match, but Mahnomen-Waubun came back to win all three in a 3-0 (25-20, 25-22, 25-20) in a Section 8A matchup in Crookston.  [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”fE26lv-rOB4″ ] SET ONE –  Mahnomen-Waubun took a 3-1 lead before Crookston’s

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ALTRU CLINIC IN ERSKINE TEMPORARILY CLOSING DUE TO STAFF COVID-19 QUARANTINE REQUIREMENTS

Altru Clinic in Erskine will temporarily close for clinic appointments beginning Tuesday, November 10 due to COVID-19 quarantine requirements for staff. Patients with therapy appointments will continue to be seen at Altru Clinic Erskine. Patients seeking clinical care will be referred to Crookston, Red Lake Falls, and Thief River Falls. Patients can call 218-687-5317 to

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SENATOR MARK JOHNSON APPOINTED DEPUTY MAJORITY LEADER

Following a hard-fought 2020 election, Senate Republicans maintained control of the Minnesota State Senate with a narrow one-vote majority. Within the same week, Senate Republicans were already at work organizing for the next session. Following their organizing meeting, the caucus announced new leadership for the 2021-2022 legislative session. Included in the appointments is Senator Mark

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