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Darren Laesch, planning director for the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) District 2 and K.C. Atkins from Toole Design, a transportation engineering firm that MnDOT has worked within other communities, facilitated a discussion Monday night around what the future for the U.S. Highway 2 corridor downtown could look like. The discussion started with a short […]
The Crookston Lions Club has been busy doing vision screening for children at area daycares. Screenings are in conjunction with MD5M Lions KidSight and the Minnesota Lions Vision Foundation. Vision screening produces images of a child’s eyes to determine the presence of eye disorders including far- and near-sightedness, in addition, astigmatism, anisometropia (unequal refractive power),
The Airport Commission met Friday morning at the Crookston Municipal Airport. The discussion focused on two main topics, the completion of the fuel project and master planning. The fuel system project is essentially complete, there are a few punch list items that will need to be addressed, such as an electric anti-siphon valve, to wrap
There are two things that don’t make money, arena’s and swimming pools and the Crookston School District and City of Crookston officials met on Tuesday afternoon at the Crookston School District office to discuss the Crookston Sports Center lease agreement and the possibility of transferring pool ownership. The meeting was a good and open dialogue
The Crookston City Council met Monday and approved the consent agenda quickly, which included a resolution to approve change order #1 on the 2018 street improvements, to approve an application for a variance to reduce the required lot line setback along the residential district from five feet to one foot and allow a structure to
Members of the Crookston Lions Club, along with friends and family of Lion Norm Arneson gathered at the Highland Park Complex Monday evening celebrate the dedication of a new water fountain, aptly in the shape of a lion, adjacent to the Splash Park and Lion’s picnic shelter. Crookston Lion’s Club President, Angel Weasner remarked, “Norm
