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TOBACCO FREE POLICY, GATEWAY OVERLAY DISTRICT ORDINANCE CLEAR WAYS & MEANS

The Ways & Means Committee approved a both a City of Crookston Tobacco-Free Policy and the Gateway Overlay District Ordinance on Monday night.  Both will go to City Council for final approval.  The Tobacco-Free Policy was developed by a group of City of Crookston staff comprised of both users and non-users of Tobacco products who

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WAYS & MEANS TO CONSIDER GATEWAY OVERLAY DISTRICT ORDINANCE

The Crookston Planning Commission voted Tuesday night to pass the Gateway Overlay District Ordinance on to the Ways & Means Committee next week.  Before the vote to recommend the ordinance to Ways & Means, Tanner Holton, an attorney working with City Attorney Corky Reynolds answered a couple of questions the commission had forwarded to the

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CHEDA BOARD DISCUSSES CHILD CARE CENTER AND DAROOS GETS A B3 GRANT

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board had a discussion during their meeting Tuesday about the proposed non-profit child care center in Crookston.  Executive Director Craig Hoiseth told the board that there have been no new proposed sites from the public regarding possible locations for a child care center within the City of

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MAYOR, CITY ADMINISTRATOR SAYS CITY COUNCIL STRATEGIC PLANNING MEETING A SUCCESS

The Crookston City Council and staff held their annual strategic planning meeting on Saturday at the Crookston.  Also invited were members of the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority and identified members of the community.  City Administrator Shannon Stassen said it was a fantastic day with lots of ideas and engagement. “I think the day

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CHEDA UPDATES OAK COURT FIVE-YEAR PLAN, HOISETH PROVIDES CLARIFICATION ON TIF DISTRICT

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) met Tuesday morning at RiverView Health in Crookston.   The committee opened the meeting by swearing in new board member Betty Arvidson and holding a public hearing on the five-year action plan for the Oak Court Apartments.  Following the public hearing, the board passed a resolution updating the

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