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Crookston High School announced its 2020-2021 Triple ‘A’ and Excel Award winners on Monday. Seniors Emma Borowicz and Gabriel Montieth earned the Triple ‘A’ Award, and Junior Olivia Huck earned the EXCEL award. The Triple ‘A’ award recognizes and honors high school seniors who have excelled in the classroom, on the athletic field, and in […]
The Crookston Park Board met on Monday night and passed a recommendation to the Crookston City Council to accept the Natural Ponds and trails Bob Herkenhoff has proposed donating in exchange for the development of Nature View Estate Plat 5. Herkenhoff told the Park Board that he would donate the northern pond initially followed by
The Crookston Park Board met on Monday night and discussed the reserved parking spots at the Crookston Sports Center. Parks and Recreation Director Scott Riopelle suggested the park board consider implementing a policy that limits spots to one per household unless all six reserved spaces aren’t sold. They also considered the price with Mike LaFrance
The Crookston Park Board met on Monday night at City Hall. The agenda included one item and a bus tour of the city’s parks. An item that was not on the agenda was an update from Parks and Recreation Scott Riopelle on the outdoor rink plans for Alexander Park that the board approved in April.
The Crookston Park Board met Monday at City Hall. The regular agenda included a review of outdoor rink options discussed during the last meeting and park board member terms primarily replacing Don Cavalier who was elected to City Council. Park and Recreation Director Scott Riopelle updated the board on his review of possible locations for
