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The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met Monday and unanimously approved a request from the new owners of North Acres and Carmen Terrace mobile home parks. Andrew Keel and John Squartino, asked to have city garbage collection service in the parks. The parks had previously been contracted out as a commercial property. Mayor Dale Stainbrook
The full Minnesota State Eagles Convention scheduled to be held in Crookston this week had to be canceled because of COVID-19. The Executive Eagles Board still met in Crookston on Thursday night and handed out more than $30,000 in grants. The Highland School Lake Itasca Trip and Crookston High School Girl’s Hockey each received $2,500.
During the Crookston Ways & Means meeting on Monday night, two parents addressed the council on whether the City of Crookston was going to make an effort to have summer youth activities. Councilman Joe Kresel brought up the recent social media discussions and subsequent news stories surrounding the state of Crookston’s parks. Kresl said dandelions
Crookston’s restaurants are continuing to prepare for opening up indoor dining on Wednesday. Restaurants can open at 50 percent capacity inside with up to 250 people following social distancing guidelines. They can also have up to 250 people outside following the appropriate guidelines. DRAFTS SPORTS BAR & GRILL Drafts was closed Monday to do some
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Tuesday night with Councilman Jake Fee adding a motion to the agenda to allow Crookston restaurants to utilize the City’s rentable picnic tables for free to help with reopening for outdoor seating. The checkout will hold the businesses accountable for any damage to the tables. Fee said
The Minnesota State Aerie and Auxiliary Eagles Convention of the Delegates that was to held June 18-20 in Crookston has been canceled. Meetings of the various executive boards will still be held in Crookston on those dates, but it will have significantly smaller attendance, said the Crookston Eagles Jake Fee. “The Minnesota Executive Board has
