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City of Crookston is accepting sealed bids for the municipal airport cash farm lease

The City of Crookston is accepting sealed bids for a three-year cash farm lease of approximately 356 tillable acres, more or less, located at the Crookston Municipal Airport. Bidders shall submit a proposed cash rental rate per acre, per year. The lease will be awarded to the highest responsible bidder, subject to approval by the

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City of Crookston issues request for proposals for the Diocese redevelopment project

The City of Crookston is seeking proposals from qualified residential developers for the redevelopment of the former Diocese site located at 1200 Memorial Drive. The property represents one of the more significant residential development opportunities in the community due to its size, location, surrounding amenities, and potential to support a range of housing types. Through

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The City of Crookston issues a reminder to residents regarding campaign signs

As we get closer to the General Election in November, please remember the following requirements for campaign signs within the City of Crookston. Under Minnesota Statute § 211B.045, campaign and other noncommercial signs of any size and in any number may be displayed from June 26 through November 13, 2026. Other City requirements relating to sign

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Emergency sanitary sewer repairs on North Front Street in Crookston are complete

UPDATE – 8/25/26 at 7:41 PMThe residents along the project can now use water and sewer services. Public Works will be back tomorrow, August 26th, for backfilling. ORIGINAL STORY-Crookston Public Works continues to work on the emergency sanitary sewer repair on N. Front St. between Grant St. and Sheridan St. Due to stabilization concerns and more

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33 Minnesota communities receive DNR grants to plant thousands of trees

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has awarded nearly $5 million in Community Tree Planting Grants to 33 communities across the state. Funded by the Minnesota State Legislature, the grant increases urban forest diversity by removing damaged and dying trees and planting new trees. “Trees make our cities and towns better places to live by

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