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The Crookston School District has been offering meals to go each school day throughout the year. Food Service Director Anna Ogaard-Brekken said that service will also include 2W workshop days. Any child up to 18 years old is eligible for the grab & go meals. “Since the school year started, we’ve been doing the grab […]
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday morning to discuss two topics, invoices for permitting for Epitome Energy and the 2020 CHEDA final budget. The board voted unanimously to pay the invoices from Sunde Engineering and Wenck Associates for permitting as recommended by the advisory committee. Kurt Heldstab,
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) advisory committee met on Tuesday morning to discuss the first two invoices related to the air permitting and environment assessment worksheet for Epitome Energy. Along with those invoices, the committee also received information that the Department of Agriculture grant of $1 million to Epitome Energy would have
Epitome Energy, LLC announced Thursday during an open house at Valley Technology Park that they were kicking off the air permitting and environmental assessment processes with the hopes of putting a shovel in the ground in the Fall of 2020. The open house was attended by more than 90 people including many local and state
Dennis Egan, the CEO and President of Epitome Energy, met with the Crookston Housing and Economic Development (CHEDA) advisory committee on Tuesday morning. Egan said there would be some “huge” announcements coming on September 5th when Commissioner Thom Peterson from the Department of Agriculture visits Crookston along with Egan and the Epitome Energy team. Egan
The Crookston City Council and Ways & Means Committees met on Monday night. Crookston City Councilman Jake Fee ended the evening asking that the next Ways & Means Committee meeting on August 19 include a discussion on the City of Crookston chipping in $250,000 to Epitome Energy. The recommendation is to provide funds to
