CITY OF CROOKSTON WILL SPRAY FOR MOSQUITOES WEDNESDAY
The City of Crookston will be spraying for mosquitoes Wednesday, August 19 beginning at 6 p.m. weather permitting. The entire town will be sprayed.
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CITY OF CROOKSTON TAKES A STEP CLOSER TO OFFERING $450,000 TO BUSINESSES IN CARES ACT MONEY
The City of Crookston Development Policy and Review Committee met Tuesday morning and discussed and approved the guidelines for the Crookston business CARES Act grants. The City of Crookston will have $450,000 available for businesses. The Polk County Commissioners haven’t decided what they will do with their extra $800,000 in CARES Act money. If the
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CROOKSTON SPORTS CENTER WILL HAVE ICE IN SEPTEMBER, CHEDA TO CONSIDER TEMPORARY OVERSIGHT OF VISITOR’S BUREAU
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee (City Council and department heads) met Monday night and passed a motion to put in ice at the Crookston Sports Center in September. The committee also discussed the Crookston Visitors Bureau and extending Angel Weasner’s temporary pay increase through the end of the year. SEPTEMBER ICE The Crookston Blue
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MEET THE CANDIDATES FOR CROOKSTON’S CITY ADMINISTRATOR
A community meet and greet was held Wednesday night at the Crookston Inn for the four candidates interviewing for the position of City Administrator with the City of Crookston. A special Ways & Means meeting will be held Thursday morning to interview each of the four candidates, followed by a special City Council meeting at noon to
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CITY OF CROOKSTON TO SPRAY FOR MOSQUITOES TUESDAY
The City of Crookston will spray the entire town for mosquitoes Tuesday, August 11. The spraying will be conducted weather permitting.
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OX CART DAYS WILL STILL HAVE EVENTS INCLUDING FIREWORKS AUGUST 17-22
The third week of August will still be special in Crookston with a handful of “socially-distanced” events planned August 17-22, including fireworks, a cruise night, and food truck fest. Ox Cart Days chair, Jess Bengtson, has been working with separate organizers who wanted to offer a safe alternative version of their events in August despite