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ASPEN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC OPENS WITH THE LIFTING OF THE STAY AT HOME ORDER

Aspen Chiropractic Clinic has reopened with the lifting of the governor’s stay at home order.  Nora Hahn, said the clinic’s hours are currently varied, with some additional time between appointments to allow for cleaning. “It seems like we’re going week to week right now with our hours,” said Hahn.  “Today, we’re closing at noon. Wednesday

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Arrest/Fire Report – Tuesday, May 19, 2020

Fire Calls At 8:20 Monday evening, the Crookston Police Department informed the Crookston Fire Department that there was smoke coming from a burning barrel on the 500 block of Marin Avenue. Firefighters investigated, extinguished the embers, then contacted the owner about city ordinances forbidding that type of burning activity. Just after 1:00 Tuesday morning, they

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CROOKSTON’S ALEECE DURBIN NAMED UND WOMENS TRACK MOST IMPROVED

Crookston High School graduate and current University of North Dakota Fighting Hawk Women’s trackster Aleece Durbin was named the Female Indoor Track team’s Most Improved athlete. Durbin just wrapped up her sophomore year where she ran the hurdles, sprints and has competed in the triple jump for UND. Aleece had an outstanding high school track

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ERICKSON EMBROIDERY, WILLOW AND IVY PARTIALLY REOPENED MONDAY

Governor Tim Walz announced last week the end of his stay-at-home order in Minnesota, allowing retailers and main street businesses to partially reopen, with bars, restaurants, and salons to tentatively follow on June 1. Monday was the first day that these businesses were allowed to be open, as long as they’re operating at 50% capacity

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CROOKSTON PARKS GETTING BENCHES, ACCESSIBLE EQUIPMENT THROUGH GRANTS AND DONATIONS

The Crookston Park Board met on Monday to review two grants.  The Crookston Rotary Club and Rotary International are providing $10,000 for accessible playground equipment that will be installed at Carman Park, according to Parks and Recreation Director Scott Riopelle. “Rotary International has a grant for approximately $10,000 that they want to go into one

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