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The City of Crookston Charter Committee meeting lasted less than 20 minutes Monday night. Councilman Dale Stainbrook called the meeting to order, filling in for Mayor Wayne Melbye. The two topics of discussion were holding a primary and authority to recall council member or mayor. City Administrator Shannon Stassen told the committee there have been […]
The annual Toys for Tots campaign held their first gift wrapping with seniors, Crookston High School Leo Club members, Fire Department Auxiliary members and other members of the community. The volunteers wrapped hundreds of presents on the first of three gift-wrapping days explained Patty Dillabough. “We wrapped 240 presents in about 2 and 1/2 hours,”
RiverView’s name badges aren’t large enough to hold all of Jeana Lundeen’s job titles so she goes by transitional care coach on the Inpatient Unit. In November, she’s also added the title of Employee of the Month to her long list of accomplishments. Lundeen, RN, ACM-RN, is a certified case manager with an Associate’s Degree
The Crookston High School Choir and Orchestra hosted the 19th annual Classic Noel last night. They served a meal catered by Irishman’s Shanty and pies from RBJ’s Restaurant and after the meal, they moved from the Crookston High School commons to the auditorium for a concert. The concert started with the Pop Choir’s performance of
On Saturday, members of the Crookston Fire Department and Auxiliary were on hand as the Crookston Shrine Club presented them with a check for $400 for their Toys for Tots campaign. The Masonic Lodge also was on hand to further support the campaign with a second check for $600. Lester Wilkens, Master for the Masonic
In this week’s Focus on Education, we talk with Sara Geist, the Title I Coordinator for the Crookston Schools. Title I is funded through the state and the federal government with a formula based on the number of students who are on free and released lunch. Title I funds are used to help students reach
