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Crookston residents turned out in droves Tuesday night for the 16th annual Crookston Nite 2 Unite at Central Park. Crookston Police Office Don Rasicot who leads the committee that organizes the annual event said it was the largest crowd, and the most prominent law enforcement presence at Nite to Unite to date. “Incredible turnout,” said […]
Students at Highland Elementary are celebrating the last day of school with the dunk tank. Students have spent the day dunking teachers, Principal Trostad and even School Resource Officer Don Rasicot. [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”DBjCXa941YE” ]
Polk County Health’s Sarah Reese and Kirsten Fagerlund, along with Crookston Police/School Resource Officer Don Rasciot, taught the Cathedral School 1st and 2nd graders about street safety in their Walk! Bike! Fun! program.
Seventeen senior girls at Crookston High School participated in a self-defense class. This is the sixth year that Leo Club Advisor Linda Morgan has organized the event. The class was instructed by Don Rasicot, Melanie Lessard, Cathy LaJesse, Tiffini Broden and Linda Morgan.
The United Way of Crookston held their annual Jail & Bail Fundraiser Tuesday with several local “celebrities” stopping by to either pay their bail or spend some time in jail collecting for the United Way. Lori Wagner, executive director for the United Way, said she it was a fun day at RBJ’s restaurant. “We had
Those honored include (left to right in photo): Parks & Recreation – Tom Clauson (35 years), Police Department – Ryan Bergquist (20 years) and Don Rasicot (15 years), Public Works – Dave Kucera (45 years), Police Department – Darin Selzler (15 years) and Lee Tate (10 years), Public Works – Phillip Peterson (5 years), Administration
