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On Monday night the Crookston City Council took the first step toward seating a full council for the first time in almost half a year when they appointed Dylane Klatt to the Ward 6 seat. Klatt will fill the seat vacated when Cindy Gjerwold resigned last August. Klatt was recommended last Wednesday by a group […]
On Wednesday night an interview panel of eleven Ward 6 residents unanimously voted to recommend Dylane Klatt to the vacant city council seat. This is the second attempt to seat someone to the Ward 6 vacancy after a previous panel of both ward residents and city council members selected Chris Plante, but a vote to
Two people have applied for consideration for the vacant Ward 6 Crookston City Council seat. Chris Plante and Dylane Klatt have applied and did so the first time they tried to fill the opening after Cindy Gjerswald moved from Ward 6 in the fall. Those interested in being considered for the vacant council seat should
The Crookston City Council and Ways & Means Committee met on Tuesday night. During the council meeting, Councilman Don Cavalier asked for a resolution to be added to the agenda that he had handed out to the council. Councilman Tom Vedbraaten commented that he thought there was an effort to not add things to the
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night. They were unable to appoint Chris Plante to the City Council to represent Ward 6 despite a majority (4 to 2) voting in favor of the appointment. Councilmen Clayton Briggs and Don Cavalier voted against the appointment. The City of Crookston Charter states five votes are required
The interview committee for the open Ward 6 council seat deliberated for more than 90 minutes Monday night before recommending Chris Plante be appointed to the position. The other candidates were Patty Dillabough and Dylane Klatt. Throughout the deliberation, the committee said they had three solid candidates. They held two votes, with committee members first
