ARREST/FIRE REPORT- APRIL 19, 2024
The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Joshua David Sundseth, 34, of Hendrum, Minnesota, for domestic assault.
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SHARI OLSON NAMED INTERIM PRESIDENT OF NORTHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
The Board of Trustees of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities has named Shari Olson to serve as interim president of Northland Community & Technical College. The appointment becomes effective July 1, 2024. “With her deep knowledge of Minnesota State, including her previous leadership role with Northland, I am confident Dr. Olson is the right
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CROOKSTON PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS RE-ZONING REQUEST FOR LOCAL BUSINESS
The Crookston Planning Commission met on Tuesday night in the City Hall council chambers and reviewed a rezoning and variance request from a local Crookston business. The business searching for the rezoning and variance request to add an additional commercial building was Chico’s Transport, owned by Rosa, Lauro, and Robert Gutierrez, located at 442 Marin
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PIRATE SOFTBALL FALLS TO THE NORTHERN FREEZE
The Crookston Pirate Softball team braved snow falling throughout the game and scored three runs to start the game, but nine errors were costly as the Northern Freeze won the game 13-6 in a game played in Newfolden. First Inning- Crookston had a great start to the game, with Dani Kresl drawing a walk. Emily
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PIRATE BOYS GOLF FINISHES 17TH AT TALENTED PEQUOT LAKES INVITE
The Crookston Pirate Boys golf team finished 17th out of 21 teams in the talent-filled 21-team Pequot Lakes Early Bird Invitational at the Pines Golf Course at Grand View Lodge in Nisswa. Crookston shot a 366, while Rosemount shot an impressive 302, which was nine strokes better than Hill Murray. The top Section 8AA team
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CROOKSTON E.C.F.E HOLDS ANNUAL ‘CELEBRATE THE YOUNG CHILD’ EVENT
“Let’s PLAY Together” was the theme for the Celebrate the Young Child Family Festival on Tuesday evening at the Crookston High School. Families with children ages birth to eight were invited to attend this free event and eat, browse the information booths, and play. Miss Crookston’s Halle Winjum performed a song with her ukelele and