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CROOKSTON CHAMBER AMBASSADORS VISIT UNITED WAY AND CARE AND SHARE

The Crookston Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors were out in the community recently to congratulate and recognize two very integral people/organizations in Crookston.   The first stop was to visit Elizabeth (Libby) Boucher, United Way Executive Director. In Libby’s own words, “Born in St. Paul, moved to Crookston in 1989 to work as an announcer at KROX. […]

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CATHEDRAL SCHOOL STUDENTS RAISE OVER $1,200 FOR GIVING HEARTS DAY

Cathedral School is gearing up for our third year as participants in Giving Hearts Day. To show their giving hearts, they held a “change for change” drive. Each class brought in change for the other organizations in Crookston participating in Giving Hearts Day. As a school, they raised $1234.76. The change will be split evenly

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CROOKSTON UNITED WAY HAS A SUCCESSFUL AUCTION, NOW HAS DINE-IN WEEK THIS WEEK

The Crookston United Way wrapped up their online auction fundraiser on Sunday, November 15, and after counting all the bids and donations, they brought in $5,602 to go towards this year’s campaign.  The online auction was made possible through a connection Crookston United Way Board member Eric Morgan had with former University of Minnesota Crookston

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USDA FARMERS TO FAMILIES FOOD BOX PICK-UP SET FOR SATURDAY AT CROOKSTON HIGH

The USDA Farmers-to-Families Food Box pick-up in Crookston is set for Saturday, August 1st from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., or until supplies are gone. The pick-up location will be at the Crookston High School east parking lot. Those who drop by are asked to follow instructions while entering. Danelle Amiot of Polk County Social

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RIVERVIEW CARE CENTER COMPLETES BATH PROJECT WITH GRANT FROM THE UNITED WAY

The RiverView Care Center was able to complete a whirlpool bathtub project this year with funds from several areas including the United Way of Crookston.  United Way Executive Director Lori Wagner said the project was a year in the making and United Way was just one group that supported the project through their grant program.

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