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NO INJURIES IN TWO CROOKSTON ACCIDENTS ON TUESDAY

The Crookston Police Department reported two accidents on Tuesday, February 26 in the City of Crookston.  The first occurred at 7:02 a.m. at E 7th St and N Ash St between a 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix, driven by Hailee Rice of Fertile and a 2014 Dodge Charger, driven by Abraham Martinez of Eagle Pass, TX. 

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Letter to the Editor: SNOW, CITY OF CROOKSTON

I live in Minnesota because I want to, I don’t mind the heat of summer that much, the wind year round or even the snow. I have lived at my current location for over 34 years. It is a corner lot so I have had to put up with the snow from the directions of

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CABLE COVERAGE OF MINNESOTA NEWS, SPORTS BROUGHT UP DURING CROOKSTON FORUM

During Monday’s Crookston Forum resident spoke about what she felt was a lack of quality coverage of Minnesota news and Sports on Midco Cable service.  “I was there about Midcontinent and the coverage that Minnesota fans get,” said Thomas.  “Friday night channel 8 was the North Dakota Boy’s Tournament, another channel was North Dakota Girl’s

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CITY RESPONDS TO QUESTIONS ABOUT SNOW REMOVAL ON SIDEWALKS, TRAILS

KROX has received several messages, calls and questions regarding snow removal on sidewalks, trails and at intersections over the past couple of weeks.  We took those questions to City Administrator Shannon Stassen, first about the trail on Fisher Ave. and some other sidewalks throughout town being covered in snow.  “There are some trail area and

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CITY COUNCIL, WAY & MEANS COMMITTEE WILL MEET MONDAY NIGHT

The Crookston City Council will meet Monday night at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The consent agenda includes approving the proposed minutes from the January 28 meeting and resolutions to, approve City of Crookston bills and disbursements in the amount of $217,070.65 for check numbers 61081-61154; approve gambling application for UMC

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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA EXTENSION PRESENTS ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY OF PROPOSED EPITOME ENERGY FACILITY

Rani Bhattacharyya from the University of Minnesota Extension shared the Economic Impact study completed by Extension with local leaders and farmers on Tuesday morning.  The economic impact study is a three-pronged source of activity including Epitome Energy, their partners, and the employees explained Bhattacharyya.  “When we conduct Economic Impact Analysis, we group the impacts into

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