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The Crookston Middle School field trip to Washington D.C., Mount Vernon, and Gettysburg has ended, and Mr. Kofoed was able to get over 100 pictures of the students and chaperones on the trip. All the pictures are below.
A thunderstorm hit Crookston Sunday morning during the 7:00 a.m. hour. Heavy rain and strong winds caused some damage around Crookston. The storm caused a power outage, and Otter Tail Power Company reported that over 2,000 customers in Crookston were without power. By 9:00 a.m., power was restored to most of the town. At the
Hunters can apply through Friday, August 16, to be chosen for one of 125 permits for the 2024 Minnesota prairie chicken hunting season. The nine-day prairie chicken season begins Saturday, September 28, and is open to Minnesota residents only. The hunt takes place in northwestern Minnesota from St. Hilaire south to Breckenridge. Hunters who are
Hunters can apply for special youth deer hunt permits through Friday, Aug. 16. The number of permits for each hunt is limited. Individual hunts will be held in several state parks on various dates in the fall. These firearms hunts are for youth who are ages 12-15 at the time of the hunt and are
The Crookston Middle School Field Trip out east continued on Thursday with stops at Mount Vernon, the National Army Museum, the Sculpture Garden, and two Smithsonian Museums. Pictures provided by Mr. Kofoed are below.
The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Benjamin John Steinberger, 49 arrested in Crookston for second-degree drug possession of 50 grams or 100 doses of amphetamines/PCP/hallucinogens. Paula Geraldine Reyes, 53 of Mahnomen, for third-degree DUI with one aggravating factor Saicy Rain Jarvis, 24 of Kalispell Montana, for giving a peace officer
