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Over 1,400 University of Minnesota employees go on strike, including on the Crookston campus

More than 1,400 service workers at the University of Minnesota are on strike across all system campuses, including Crookston. The striking employees include custodial staff, food service workers, maintenance personnel, and sanitation teams, all members of the Teamsters Local 320 union. According to the union, members voted by 82 percent to reject the University’s last […]

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Angie St. Michel and GroveMechanical named Highland School Champion

Angie St. Michel and Grove Mechanical have been strong champions of needs at Highland School. Most recently, she made a large donation of backpacks and school supplies, which largely supported the school’s packing of over 100 backpacks from grades K through 12. Crookston High School Soccer Coach Sarah Reese and the Pirate girls soccer team packed

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U of M Extension’s Growing Local Leadership program accepting applications

The University of Minnesota Extension’s Growing Local Leadership program is now accepting applicants for the 2025-26 cohort. As Minnesotans age, they are seeking new leaders to step in and lead. As civic organizations change, they need different kinds of leaders to face the future. Meanwhile, many community members aren’t aware of existing leadership opportunities or

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Crookston High School Names Evan Pederson New Activities Director

Crookston High School has announced that Evan Pederson will be the new Activities Director starting this year. Pederson brings a wealth of experience to the school district, as well as some local ties. “I have my undergrad degree from UND,” Pederson says, “I taught at an elementary school for 5 years in Grand Forks, then

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Crookston School Board approves cameras, vape detectors, new hires, milk and bread bids, and 10-year maintance plan

The Crookston School Board met Tuesday evening at the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. MAIN AGENDAThe board approved the 10-year long-term facilities maintenance plan. School Districts must send it to the state by July 31 each year. The state gives each school district money to maintain its buildings, and the Crookston School District gets around

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