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On April 7 at approximately 9:40 a.m., the Polk County Sheriff’s Office was made aware of a high-speed pursuit that had entered Polk County from Marshall County. The Polk County Sheriff’s Office was advised that the pursuit started in North Dakota at the Pembina Port of Entry when confronted by US Customs and Border Protections. […]
The City of Grand Forks parking ramps, Central (415 1st Ave N) and Corporate (55 S 5th St), will undergo repairs over the summer. The majority of the work will be focused on the Corporate Ramp, with limited work conducted in the Central Ramp. Starting on Saturday, April 12, the top two levels of Corporate Ramp
The Crookston High School Speech team competed in the Subsection 30A competition at the Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton High School in Glyndon. Five Pirates will advance to the Section 8A competition in Fosston on Tuesday, April 15. Advancing for Crookston are –Zac Plante and Shayla Azure-2nd Place Duo InterpretationNashelle Tellez-2nd Place Original OratoryLilly Olmstead-2nd Place StorytellingMeliyah Moore-3rd Place
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center reported the arrest of the following– Norman Harold Berdahl Jr., 59, of Grand Forks for 5th Degree Drug Procurement or Possession Jose Guadalupe Romero, 32, of Crookston for DUI Christopher Darnelle Wade, 42, of Crookston, for 5th Degree Assault Hussein Hassan Najeeb Berwary, 29, of Crookston, for 5th Degree Assault
The Crookston City Council met on Monday, April 7, at 5:30 p.m. in the Crookston City Hall Council Chambers. The consent agenda for Monday’s meeting started with the approval of minutes from the March 17 meeting and bills and disbursements of $1,079,899.32. Also approved as part of the consent agenda was acceptance of a gift
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is expanding the areas subject to open burning restrictions of vegetative debris. As warm and dry weather increases across the state, additional spring burning restrictions will begin tomorrow and early next week. Escaped fire from burning vegetative debris is Minnesota’s number one cause of wildfires, and burning restrictions help
