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The Crookston School Board will meet on Tuesday, May 26 at 5:00 p.m. in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. The consent agenda includes the approval of the April 28 regular meeting minutes. The board will also be asked to approve the current bills totaling $509,483.03 and the following personnel items –The board will be […]
Two recent court rulings favor Enbridge’s appeal of its state tax valuations. Those decisions will hit counties hard, particularly Red Lake and Clearwater counties, for whom the result of these rulings could mean a refund larger than their annual tax levy. The recent rulings say the Minnesota Department of Revenue overvalued Enbridge pipelines by as
On Monday, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency approved Enbridge’s Line 3 Replacement construction stormwater permit. This was the final permit required before Enbridge can begin construction of the replacement pipeline. “Today’s announcement is the long-awaited news communities across Northern Minnesota were waiting to hear. Our Covid-battered economy and the safety of our residents and environment
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has made decisions granting two of 10 required DNR permits, licenses and approvals for the proposed Enbridge Line 3 pipeline replacement project. Enbridge is proposing to construct a new oil pipeline in Minnesota, replacing its existing Line 3. Line 3 is one of six Enbridge oil pipelines that cross
The Minnesota Tax Court makes changes to its previous valuation order for the Enbridge pipeline corridor originally ordered in May 2018 for the years 2012-14. For example, in May 2018, the Tax Court valued Enbridge’s corridor at $3.42 billion for 2014, on November 5 they revised the valuation with prodding from the Minnesota Supreme Court,
The Crookston Firefighter’s Association on Wednesday held an appreciation event for the organizations, and entities that donated to their new fire engine. In total township fees paid for 27 percent of the engine, 22 percent came from a 10-year zero interest loan from the City of Crookston, and 51 percent was paid through donations and
