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RED LAKE COUNTY BOYS BASKETBALL FALLS TO WIN-E-MAC

The Red Lake County Rebels struggled shooting while the Win-E-Mac Patriots had no problems scoring on their way to a 69-54 victory in a Section 8A Boys Basketball game in Erskine. Win-E-Mac was led by their big two once again, with Justin Courneya (Concordia College Men’s Basketball commit) scoring 32 points and Ryan Kangas (Bemidji […]

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E.C.F.E. ENJOYS CROOKSTON PUBLIC POOL ON MONDAY NIGHT

Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) had a splashing good time Monday night swimming at our community pool!  Many families took advantage of the opportunity and had a great time!  Watching all of the smiles, laughter, splashing, and family time is a great reminder of how important it is to find fun activities to do with

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Lenore Evelyn Haug – OBIT

Lenore Evelyn Haug, Ada, Minnesota, died Thursday, February 22, 2024, at Benedictine Living Community at the age of 100. She was born January 27, 1924, in Erhards Grove township, Ottertail County, Minnesota. Lenore was baptized and confirmed at Bagstevold Lutheran Church in Erhard, Minnesota. She graduated from Pelican Rapids High School in 1942 and graduated

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ARREST/FIRE REPORT- FEBRUARY 28

The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Rick Alan Zak, 41, of Plummer, for third-degree DUI. Jeffrey Thomas Steiner, 50, of East Grand Forks, for domestic assault.

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CITY OF CROOKSTON ANNOUNCES UPDATED POLL LOCATIONS FOR UPCOMING ELECTION

The 2024 primary election is right around the corner, and voters are going to see some changes from years past on the ballots. “On the normal primary, you have all the political parties on one ballot,” said City Clerk Ashley Rystad, “But for this presidential primary, you are going to see three separate ballots. When

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WASHINGTON SCHOOL STUDENTS RAISE NEARLY $700 FOR THE UNITED WAY

During their annual “Feed the Bear” fundraiser, the students at Washington School raised $683.38 by bringing in their change during February. The kids not only fed the bear, but they stuffed him full and then some! The bear-shaped jar was filled to bursting, and an additional jar was deployed. United Way director Libby Boucher was

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