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The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals: Schulyer Heath Cauchon, 22 of Fosston, for felony 1st-degree burglary with assault on a person in a building or on the property. Fire Calls- The Crookston Fire Department assisted Minnesota State Patrol with an accident at 12:09 p.m. on US HWY 75 and […]
The Crookston School District bus garage committee met Wednesday night at the Crookston High School. The meeting served as an update from the questions the committee had posed to Superintendent Jeremy Olson during their meeting on December 13. One of the primary concerns in that meeting was the cost of a new fuel system, costs
The CHEDA Board held their annual meeting Tuesday morning at Irishman’s Shanty, also in attendance were seven of the eight City of Crookston Councilman, City Administrator Shannon Stassen, Finance Director Angel Weasner and Mayor Guy Martin. The only councilman not in attendance was Clayton Briggs. The CHEDA Board summarized their annual review of CHEDA Executive
The Crookston City Council is scheduled to meet Monday, January 28 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. All items on the agenda are listed under the consent agenda and they include: approve the January 14 meeting minutes, resolutions, to approve City of Crookston bills and disbursements in the amount of $690,887.47
The Ways & Means Committee will meet twice on Monday at City Hall. First, they will meet in closed session at 6:30 p.m. to discuss a potential property sale. Then the regularly scheduled Ways & Means Committee meeting will follow the City Council. The agenda for the open meeting includes the following nominations to boards
Nature View Estates and Barrette Street estates and water/drainage problems were questioned at the Crookston Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday evening. The Northwest Housing Cooperative and Bob Herkenhoff’s plan for the Nature View Estates cul-de-sacs off Barrette Street should address the current drainage issue behind the homes on the east side of Barrette Street. “Our
