CROOKSTON PARK BOARD TO MEET MONDAY
The Crookston Park Board will meet Monday at 4:45 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The agenda includes approving the April 19 meeting minutes, and discussion on the city’s matching grants.
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PARK BOARD RECEIVES UPDATE ON SUMMER PROGRAMS
The Crookston Park Board met Tuesday and received an update on summer programming. Parks and Recreation Supervisor Scott Butt said, “We just wanted to let them know we plan to be as normal as we possibly can. Try to get everybody back to normal, whatever normal is, back to that and get the kids in
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PARK BOARD REVIEWS RV CAMPGROUND, RECOMMENDS 2022 CAPITAL PROJECTS
The Crookston Park Board met on Tuesday to review the capital improvements planned for 2022. They also received an update on the RV campground that will be installed in Central Park this summer. The RV Campground is budgeted for $1.79 million, offset by a $1.35 million grant from the Greater Minnesota Parks and Trails. Riopelle
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CROOKSTON PARK BOARD WILL MEET TUESDAY
The Crookston Park Board will meet Tuesday, February 16 at 4:45 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The board will review the 2022 capital improvements and discuss the upcoming campground renovation at Central Park.
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CROOKSTON PARK BOARD REVIEWS CSC COVID POLICIES, GETS UPDATE ON PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES
The Crookston Park Board met this week and reviewed the guidelines for arenas that have been put in place by the State of Minnesota and Minnesota Hockey. They also received an update on the pool and other Parks and Recreation programs starting soon. Parks and Recreation Director Scott Riopelle said a new online sign-in is
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CROOKSTON PARK AND REC PLANS OUTDOOR RINK AND 2 SKATING TRAILS. JOHN LYCZEWSKI MEMORIAL POSSIBLE AT CSC
The Crookston Park Board met Monday evening to discuss winter programs and COVID-19. However, due to Governor Tim Walz’s order to pause those activities last week, they are unlikely to resume until after the board meets again in December, so the discussion turned to outdoor winter activities. Parks and Recreation Director Scott Riopelle said there