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CROOKSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES FOURTH HYDRANT HERO WINNER

The Crookston Fire Department would like to congratulate Jim “Mouse” Sullivan on being the Fourth Hydrant Hero of the season. To show our appreciation we presented him with $25 in Chamber Bucks to be used at a local business in town. If there is a hydrant on your block and you would like to adopt

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CROOKSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES THIRD HYDRANT HERO WINNER

The Crookston Fire Department would like to congratulate Derek Martin on being the third Hydrant Hero of the season. To show their appreciation, the Crookston Fire Department presented him with $25 in Chamber Bucks to be used at a local business in town. If there is a hydrant on your block and you would like

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CROOKSTON SAFETY COMMITTEE TO CONDUCT DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING ON TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT OVER NEXT TWO MONTHS

The Crookston Public School District’s Safety Committee meeting on Wednesday night to discuss different issues in each school in the district in the Crookston High School Atrium. OLD BUSINESS The board began the meeting with Northwest Service Co-op Health & Safety Project Coordinator Brian Byklum reporting they had done some drug and alcohol testing recently

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CROOKSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES SECOND HYDRANT HERO WINNER

The Crookston Fire Department would like to congratulate Tyler Hviding on being the second Hydrant Hero of the season. To show their appreciation, the department presented him with $25 in Chamber Bucks to be used at a local business in town. If there is a hydrant on your block and you would like to adopt

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LOOKING IN AT SHANE HELDSTAB’S SECOND WEEK AS CROOKSTON’S FIRE CHIEF

At the end of 2022, Tim Froeber retired as the Crookston Fire Department’s Fire Chief and appointed firefighter Shane Heldstab to succeed him. After two weeks of beginning work in the position and one week after being officially sworn in, Chief Heldstab gave an update about some of the changes he and the fire department

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