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The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals: Isaac James Walski, 28 of Crookston, for misdemeanor domestic assault. Marsha Elizabeth Brouillet, 38 of Grand Forks, ND, for misdemeanor contempt of court. Fannie Jo Howard-Johnson, 27 of Crookston, for misdemeanor domestic assault.
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Tuesday night with Councilman Jake Fee adding a motion to the agenda to allow Crookston restaurants to utilize the City’s rentable picnic tables for free to help with reopening for outdoor seating. The checkout will hold the businesses accountable for any damage to the tables. Fee said
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night with all the items on the consent agenda. Among those were approving the City’s COVID-19 preparedness plan authorizing the reopening of city hall on Wednesday morning explains Interim City Administrator Angel. “We will be opening the doors to the public in the morning,” said Weasner. “We had
The Crookston School Board met Tuesday evening and approved having graduation on July 25, the addition of a Hispanic Liaison, upgrades to the high school weight room, and several hires. GRADUATION DATE CHANGE IS OFFICIAL The school board unanimously approved the Class of 2020 Crookston High School graduation date of July 25 after 80 percent
Melanie Lessard submitted a thank you message to the Crookston High School Class of 2020, and the people who made Friday’s parade possible. For photos and a video of the parade click here. The message from Lessard is below – I would like to express my sincere thank you for all of you out there
Teachers from Our Savior’s Lutheran School traveled to students’ homes for the last day of school in a parade on Friday, May 22. The decorated vehicles rolled into farmyards and down city streets from Fisher to Fertile and all points in between with horns honking and cheerful greetings.
