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ARREST/FIRE Report – October 4, 2021

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston reported the following arrests. Catherine McKenzie, 49 (no address given) for Third-Degree DUI. Brenton Troy Gerholdt, 36 of Oklee, for Third-Degree Drug Possession of Methamphetamine. Richard Clayton Isom, 38 of Mandan North Dakota, for Third-Degree Drug Possession of Narcotics. Stacy Ann Bowman, 38 of Fertile, for Third-Degree DUI.

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CROOKSTON FALL CLEAN-UP WEEK WILL BE OCTOBER 25-29

October 25th through October 29th is Fall Clean-Up Week in Crookston. Clean-up items will be picked up only on your regular garbage pickup day and must be placed on the street boulevard. Please note: Compost material – grass clippings, lawn or garden waste – WILL NOT have to be in City compost bags for this

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ROBERT BARNES JR. NAMED CITY OF CROOKSTON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

The city of Crookston has been in search of a new Community Development Director, and last week the city announced the hiring of Robert Barnes Jr. to fill the role. Barnes is originally from Tennessee and moved to McIntosh, Minnesota, to be closer to family. He will commute from McIntosh and started this past Thursday,

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CITY OF CROOKSTON 2022 TAX LEVY UPDATE

The City of Crookston, Crookston Public School District, and Polk County have set their preliminary maximum Tax Levies for 2022. The City of Crookston’s maximum Tax Levy has been set at 10%, the Crookston Public School District’s at 7.5%, and Polk County has set theirs at 4.6%. Altogether, taxpaying properties would see a 22.1% increase

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MN FAMILIES WILL SAVE AN AVERAGE OF $684 THROUGH MNSURE IN 2022

The Minnesota Department of Commerce and MNsure released information today on 2022 health plan rates and options in advance of the open enrollment period, which begins November 1. On average, Minnesota families will save $684 per year and will be able to access more health plan choices than previous years. More Minnesotans than ever before

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RYDELL WILDLIFE REFUGE TO BE CLOSED TWO TIMES IN OCTOBER FOR SPECIAL DEER HUNTS

The Rydell National Wildlife Refuge will be closed to the public during two special deer hunts that will be held on the Refuge in October of 2021. This closure also applies to archery deer hunters and small game hunters who intend to use the Refuge. The Accessible Deer Hunt is conducted in cooperation with the

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