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CROOKSTON CITY COUNCIL DECLARES EMERGENCY FOR COVID-19 PERMITTING TELECONFERENCE MEETINGS

The Crookston City Council met on Monday and declared an emergency for the City of Crookston due to COVID-19.  That declaration will suspend in-person meetings for the Crookston City Council, an advisory board, or a commission for 30 days.  The declaration allows for teleconferencing, eliminating the need for all members to be visible, explained Interim […]

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PLANNING COMMISSION APPROVES CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR CEMETERY, NEW RIVERVIEW SIGN

The Crookston Planning Commission met Tuesday, March 17, to approve a conditional use to have the Mount St. Benedict Cemetery officially recorded in the County Recorders Office.  Recording the cemetery will establish a record of the cemetery for when the Sisters, who are not recruiting new members, are gone. Building Official Greg Hefta said Widseth

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CROOKSTON PLANNING COMMISSION TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT

The Crookston Planning Commission will meet Tuesday, March 17 at 7:00 p.m. in the conference room at city hall.  There is one item on the agenda, to review the conditional use application for Mount St. Benedict Cemetery which has been in place since the 1940s.  Minnesota State Statute Chapter 307 requires a plat survey and

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INTERVIEW COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS JOE KRESL TO FILL THE WARD 5 COUNCIL SEAT

Interviews were held Wednesday evening with the five qualified candidates interested in serving the remainder of the term for the open City Council seat in Ward 5, which will be up for election on the November ballot.  Residents in Ward 5 conducted the interviews.   Five candidates were interviewed, Casey Anderson, Kari Howey, David Hennings, Bob

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PLANNING COMMISSION REZONES AREA AROUND NATURE VIEW ESTATES

The Crookston Planning Commission met on Tuesday evening with just one item on its agenda, the rezoning of commercial (C-2), farm residence (FR) and multi-family (R3) zoned property with the Nature View Plat 5 and natural park area to single- and two-family (R-2). The Planning Commission had previously discussed that rezoning everything with the full

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