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CROOKSTON WRESTLERS DOMINATE HILLSBORO/CENTRAL VALLEY

The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team won its eighth dual in a row with eight pins to beat Hillsboro/Central Valley 66-6 in a non-Section match in Hillsboro. Carter Coauette opened the match with Crookston’s first of five straight pins taking his opponent down on the mat at 113-pounds in 1:56. “Carter (Coauette) had a sound, solid

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ATHLETE OF THE WEEK – Jack Doda

The athlete of the week is Crookston Pirate Boy’s hockey player, Jack Doda, a freshman center/wing that leads the team in scoring. Jack leads the team in goals with 14, almost triple the total of the next top Pirate scorer.  He is extremely dangerous when it comes to special teams with six power-play goals and

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CROOKSTON AIRPORT COMMISSION APPROVES CONTRACTS, HOLDS MASTER PLAN MEETING

The Crookston Airport Commission met on Thursday morning, approving renewed Airport Manager and Fixed Base Operations contracts with Lowell Miller and Miller Aircraft Services.  As the airport manager, Miller will be paid $16,802 for 2020, with a three percent annual increase through 2022.  The Airport Manager is also entitled to the exclusive use of the

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LOCAL EMERGENCY RESPONDERS ATTEND TRAINING AT FEMA’S CENTER FOR DOMESTIC PREPAREDNESS

Nine members from the Northwest Health Services Coalition traveled to Anniston, Alabama and attended the Healthcare Coalition Response Leadership Course January 6-10.  Local leaders from healthcare, public health, EMS and Emergency Management represented NW Minnesota and include:  Carrie Bergquist (Regional Healthcare Preparedness Coordinator for the coalition), Angie Salentiney (Infection Prevention, RiverView Health-Crookston),  Jim Aagenes (EMS

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TRISTAN SUNDQUIST WINS CROOKSTON DISTRICT SPELLING BEE, ADVANCES TO REGIONAL BEE

Tristan Sundquist, a sixth-grader at Highland Elementary won the annual Crookston District Spelling Bee and will advance to the Regional Spelling Bee in Thief River Falls on February 5. Sundquist said his first word was pretty easy and helped him overcome his nervousness.  “At first when I got up there, I was a bit nervous,

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