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GOVERNOR WALZ WAIVES TRUCKING REGULATIONS TO SUPPORT FARMERS, PRODUCERS DURING DROUGHT

As Minnesota’s agricultural industry continues to face severe drought conditions across the state, Governor Tim Walz has signed Executive Order 21-32, declaring an emergency and waiving trucking regulations to support Minnesota livestock producers in the safe and efficient transport of livestock, water supplies, and commodities related to livestock feed. The extreme and prolonged drought in

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ARREST/FIRE Report – October 5, 2021

The Crookston Fire Department (CFD) responded to the following calls on 10/4/2021 – At 5:35 p.m., the CFD responded to the 200 block of N Broadway for a report of a pedestrian struck by a semi. The CFD assisted with traffic control and assisted local agencies. For the full story, click HERE.  At 6:30 p.m.,

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SEMI-TRUCK HITS CHILD RIDING BICYCLE IN DOWNTOWN CROOKSTON (UPDATED)

UPDATED 10:30 P.M. October 4. The Crookston Police Department has released the following statement on the accident involving a little girl and a Semi-Truck earlier this evening in downtown Crookston. At approximately 5:30 PM on Monday, October 4 Polk County Dispatch was advised that a pedestrian had been struck by a semi at the intersection

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AMERICAN CRYSTAL SUGAR COMPANY PROVIDES SUGARBEET HARVEST UPDATE

At the end of this week, American Crystal Sugar Company is hoping the weather forecast will stay true, and that they will be able to start the stockpile sugarbeet harvest at their Northwest Minnesota factories. At this time, it looks like the earliest possible start date with cool enough temperatures are forecasted for Sunday, October

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HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STARTS AFTER SCHOOL ART CLUB FOR 24 STUDENTS

This school year, Highland Elementary School is offering 24 students a new after-school activity. 3rd Grade Teacher at Highland Alli Thelen runs an Art Club for students that began on September 21 and will meet twice a month moving forward. The club is an opportunity for students to be creative after school and have fun.

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MINNESOTA COVID-19 SCHOOL TESTING PROGRAM GRANT DEADLINE EXTENDED

To support schools in creating COVID-19 testing programs for students and staff, Governor Tim Walz has announced that the state has extended the deadline for public and tribal schools to apply for grant funding to October 15, 2021. The initial deadline was October 1. In-person learning is critical to a child’s well-being and academic success

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