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The City of Crookston accepted donations for Toys for Tots for a third week. Crookston Firefighters and Auxiliary, along with the City of Crookston Employees, will be delivering toys to kids in Crookston who otherwise would not get anything for Christmas. To make a donation, stop by City Hall or mail your donation to Crookston […]
Crookston City Council met on Wednesday night for a short end of year meeting. The meeting began with a plaque being presented to Councilman Bob Quanrud who was attending the final meeting of his second term on council. “It’s been a great eight years, and I look forward to the new mayor and council coming
Prior to the fireworks at the conclusion of Tuesday’s Ways & Means Committee that we reported on yesterday, the committee moved forward with several topics during the meeting. The first was the review of the twice-a-month recycling collection, which as previously reported showed a drastic drop-off in utilization (58 percent) between the first and second
The Crookston City Council meeting was over quickly Monday night as the council unanimously passed the consent agenda. The city set various public forums for the Tuesday, November 13 (an amendment from the original agenda calling for the meetings on Monday, November 12. The following public forums will be held on Tuesday, November 13 for
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee (Crookston City Council, Mayor and City staff) met on Monday and discussed the Building Better Business (B3) grant program proposed by the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority board. The B3 program aims to help initiate recruitment, revitalize and sustain success and grow small business in the city. The
The City of Crookston will have four City Council and the Mayor position up for election on November 6. The positions up for election are the Mayor and City Council spots in Ward 2, 4, 6 and one at-large council position. Crookston citizens interested in running for the five openings can file at Crookston City Hall
