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CHEDA BOARD MAKING ACCRUED VACATION PAYOUT, NEW COFFEE BUSINESS & CHILD CARE FINDING FOOTING

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board voted Tuesday morning to pay out 540 hours in accrued vacation to Executive Director Craig Hoiseth.  Currently, Hoiseth has 740 hours of accrued vacation time, identified by auditor Brady Martz as a liability against CHEDA. Board Chairman Kurt Heldstab said the board discussed the vacation during […]

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AG INNOVATION CAMPUS HITS MAJOR MILESTONE, AIR PERMIT APPROVED BY POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY

One year after beginning the formal permitting process, the Ag Innovation Campus (AIC) has received a crucial air permitting approval from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), clearing a major hurdle as the value-added crushing facility prepares to break ground in the coming weeks. “This is a very big milestone for us,” AIC Project Manager

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CROOKSTON PLANNING COMMISSION TO MEET TUESDAY

The Crookston Planning Commission will meet Tuesday, July 21 at 7:00 p.m. in the council chambers at city hall. The agenda includes a variance request for a garage structure to be built at 132 Mill Street less than three feet from the property line.  And a land-use determination for 10 acres on the Colborn Property

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BELTRAMI FARMER MIKE SKAUG ELECTED CHAIR OF AG INNOVATION CAMPUS

The Ag Innovation Campus (AIC) board of directors certified its elected officers during a virtual board meeting Friday. Mike Skaug, vice president of the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association, was named chair of the AIC. “I’m honored my fellow directors have elected me to this position,” says Skaug, a Beltrami farmer. “The Ag Innovation Campus is

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DRAFTS, HEAD EAST SALON, FUNCTIONALLY FIT RECEIVE B3 GRANTS FROM CHEDA

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board met Tuesday morning and approve three separate B3 grants to Crookston businesses Drafts Sports Bar & Grill, Head East Salon, and Functionally Fit. The grant was the second for Drafts and the first for the other two businesses totaling $12,000. Businesses are eligible for up to

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CHEDA BOARD PAYS EPITOME PERMITTING INVOICES, RECEIVES UPDATE ON AG INNOVATION CAMPUS

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board met on Tuesday, approving the paying of an invoice to Industrial Process and Management Consultants, LLC, for $7,000. Last week, a motion to recommend approving the invoice died without a second during CHEDA’s Epitome Energy Advisory Committee meeting. CHEDA Board President Kurt Heldstab said he’d spoken

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