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CROOKSTON CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL & CLOSED MEETINGS TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY

The Crookston City Council will hold both a closed meeting and a special strategic planning meeting on Wednesday, February 17, in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The closed session will be held at 5:30 p.m. to develop or consider the offer for the purchase of parcel 82.00162.02 (Bob Herkenhoff property) east of Eickhof Blvd. […]

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CITY CREWS REMOVE GRATES AROUND SOME OF THE DOWNTOWN TREES

City crews were out this week removing grates around some of the downtown trees where the trees had begun to grow into the grates.  The openings were then filled with black dirt. Public Works Director Pat Kelly said staff would try torch to cut wider openings in the grates with a plasma torch, but not

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