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The Eat United Summer Food Service Program began its service today in the Ray Ecklund Park Complex in Highland Park, where it served hamburgers with orange slices, broccoli, and milk. The children received the meals for free, eat, and play anywhere in the park on a gorgeous day with friends and families, although adults had […]
The Eat United Summer Food Service Program is back in Crookston again this summer, starting on Monday, June 6. The program is a free Lunch Program that serves meals to all kids ages 0-18. The program runs every Monday through Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Ray Ecklund Park Complex in Highland
The New Hope Food Shelf opened last week at the Care and Share Center in Crookston, just as Crookston residents began feeling the effects of COVID-19 as the first executive orders from the governor went into place. Rachel LaFerriere, food shelf manager, said the food shelf has had to serve through boxes rather than letting people
The Crookston Park Board voted unanimously at Monday night’s meeting to rename the Highland Complex after Ray Ecklund, the former City Administrator, and Parks and Recreation Director, who was essential in getting the complex built in Crookston. Crookston Park and Rec Director Scott Riopelle said the Park Board would likely hold a small official renaming
The Crookston Park Board will meet Monday, March 16 at 4:45 p.m. in the conference room at Crookston City Hall. The meeting agenda includes reviewing the purchase of pool showers and discussing the possible renaming of the Highland Park Complex.
The Eat United Summer Food Service Program will again run for its 5th year! Crookston Public Schools, along with the USDA, United Way of Crookston, and Tri-Valley Opportunity Council is providing free summer lunches to all youth in the community on a first come, first serve basis. This program will be open at two locations:
