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Fire Calls: The Crookston Fire Department held their monthly training on Thursday evening, then were called out at 8:40 p.m. to a home in Gentilly for a report of smoke in the basement. The investigation found no issues, and the matter was turned over to the homeowner.
Fire Calls: At 1:09 p.m. Tuesday, the Crookston Fire Department was called to the Castle Dog Park for a possible natural gas leak. The caller reported a strong rotten-egg smell; however, the investigation found no dangerous levels of fumes. The incident was turned over to the wastewater department. The Northwest Regional Corrections staff reported the
Fire Calls: At 5:18 Saturday afternoon, the Crookston Fire Department was called to Section 5 of Russia Township for a combine fire. On arrival, they found that the operator had made it to the yard and put the fire out with a garden hose; so they investigated, did paperwork, and left it for the owner
The Crookston Fire Department was called to a house fire on North Front Street on Saturday night. There was a lot of smoke and several fire trucks responded to the fire. It appeared everybody in the house was able to get out and was sitting on the curb outside the house. Other agencies responding were
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals: Amro Mohamed, 30 of East Grand Forks, for misdemeanor obstructing the legal process by interfering with a peace officer. Released on personal recognizance. Phuc Van Nguyen, 27 of Grand Forks, for a gross misdemeanor traffic violation for driving an uninsured vehicle. Released on
The Crookston Planning met on Tuesday night to determine the land use on the property at 110 Lincoln Ave. The property owner had informed the city that they would like to transfer ownership to the city as they were unable to pay for demolition. Planning Commission Chair Joe Kresl asked whether demolition and resale of
