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The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Tuesday night with Councilman Jake Fee adding a motion to the agenda to allow Crookston restaurants to utilize the City’s rentable picnic tables for free to help with reopening for outdoor seating. The checkout will hold the businesses accountable for any damage to the tables. Fee said […]
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board met on Tuesday, approving the paying of an invoice to Industrial Process and Management Consultants, LLC, for $7,000. Last week, a motion to recommend approving the invoice died without a second during CHEDA’s Epitome Energy Advisory Committee meeting. CHEDA Board President Kurt Heldstab said he’d spoken
The Crookston Way & Means Committee met on Monday night with their first topic being a letter from the Crookston Chamber of Commerce requesting to terminate a contract to provide administrative services to the Crookston Visitor’s Bureau (CVB). Interim City Administrator Angel Weasner requested 30-60 days to review what the future options for the city
The Crookston City Council will meet Monday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. There will be limited seating available due to COVID-19 guidelines. The public may participate in the public forum by phone by calling 281-4515. There will also be two Mayoral Proclamations. The first will declare May 10-16 as National Skilled Nursing Care Week, the
The Crookston Chamber Executive Board voted Thursday to unanimously terminate the contract to provide administrative services to the Crookston Visitor’s Bureau (CVB). Chamber Executive Director Terri Heggie said the Chamber gave the required 90-day notification to the City of Crookston of their intent to terminate on Friday. “The Executive Board met to discuss the agreement
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Monday night, agreeing to organize a meeting to discuss the future relationship between the Crookston Visitor’s Bureau (CVB), the Crookston hotels collecting lodging taxes, and the Crookston Chamber of Commerce. Cory Dallager, manager at AmericInn in Crookston, spoke to the Crookston City Council on Monday about the
