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COAUETTE FINISHES SECOND, HLUCNY FINISHES FOURTH AT THE MINNEWASKA TOURNAMENT

The Crookston Pirate Wrestling team competed at the Minnewaska Tournament. Five total wrestlers competed, and two of them finished in the top four. Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa won the team portion with 204.5 points. Crookston finished 10th with a total of 42.0 points. TEAM SCORES – 1. Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa- 204.5 2. Little Falls- 159.0 3. Scott West- 152.0 4. […]

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HIGHLAND PRESCHOOL ADDITION MAKES LARGE STRIDES IN BUILDING PROCESS

The Preschool addition at Highland Elementary School has seen progress through the winter thus far. The project was initially scheduled to be finished on January 1 this year. However, a plumbing permit was needed to continue operations in October, which delayed the process ten weeks. There is a possibility the building will be completed by

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ROCK RIDGE USES BIG FIRST HALF TO DEFEAT PIRATE GIRLS BASKETBALL 71-50

The Crookston Pirate Girls Basketball team couldn’t overcome a 50-point first half by the Rock Ridge Wolverines, as the Pirates fell 71-50 at Rock Ridge High School. FIRST HALF- The Crookston Pirates would get off to a good start as Chloe Boll scored the game’s first basket to give Crookston an early 2-0 lead. Rock

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ARREST/FIRE REPORT-JANUARY 12

The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Jeffery Scott Miller, 53, no address listed, for third-degree drug possession while in a school, park, or housing zone.

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THE PIRATE DANCE TEAM COMPETES IN CROOKSTON EVENT, JV PLACES 2ND

The Crookston Pirate Varsity and JV Dance teams competed at the first-ever dance event held at the Crookston High School. The JV team finished in second place with an excellent performance. Adalyn Hanson, Gianna Lubarski, Abbi Bruley, Isley Machado, Keatyn Kliner, Makenna Kopecky, and Avery Trudeau performed for the JV. The team is coached by

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HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GEARS UP FOR SPRING FIELD TRIPS AND WILL ACCEPT DONATIONS

Highland Elementary School is gearing up for spring field trips and will accept donations throughout the rest of the school year. Highland Elementary School students recently completed a Read-A-Thon as a fundraiser to help mitigate field trip costs. The Read-A-Thon has effectively replaced the Bingo event that Highland Elementary used for many years to fundraise.

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