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A special facility committee met Wednesday at the Crookston High School to discuss building an athletic complex for the Crookston School District, including a track and football/soccer field and other amenities. The School Board had tasked Superintendent Jeremy Olson with creating a committee back in December (here), and 25 teachers, staff, business owners, community leaders, […]
During the City Council meeting on Monday night, Mayor Dale Stainbrook proclaimed March 8-16 as Support Our Troops week in Crookston to recognize the soldiers of Company B from the Crookston Armory that are among the Minnesota National Guard troops being deployed this year. Bill Cassavant and John Erickson accepted the proclamation on behalf of
The Minnesota Legislature is approaching the midway point in the 2021 session. The deadline for almost all types of bills to be presented in committee is coming up quickly. “We are now hearing bills during the day and somewhat in the evening,” said Representative Deb Kiel (R-Crookston). “Friday (March 12) is our first deadline, so
The Crookston City Council will meet Monday, March 8 at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The meeting will include a mayoral proclamation for Support Our Troops week, and a Respect Minnesota presentation. The consent agenda includes approving the February 22 meeting minutes; approving bills and disbursements totaling $274,132.79; extending the local
Crookston City Administrator Amy Finch released a memo on the City Council’s strategic planning sessions. The memo is below – [embeddoc url=”https://kroxam.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/MEMO-03.04.2021-City-Council-Strategic-Planning-Sessions-summary.pdf”]
The Crookston City Council held its second strategic planning mission of the year, continuing discussions on City Councilmembers’ roles on non-city boards and committees, the proposed corridor study of downtown streets, the city’s image, and gathering community input. The first meeting was held on February 17 (here). The City Council left the meeting with plenty
