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Crookston residents turned out in droves Tuesday night for the 16th annual Crookston Nite 2 Unite at Central Park. Crookston Police Office Don Rasicot who leads the committee that organizes the annual event said it was the largest crowd, and the most prominent law enforcement presence at Nite to Unite to date. “Incredible turnout,” said […]
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night with the first item of business being a Mayoral Proclamation for Ox Cart Days 30th Anniversary. Ox Cart days will consist of seven days of events August 12-18 and is expected to draw in 5,000 people throughout the week. The Council also passed the Gateway Overlay District
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board President Kurt Heldstab has appointed a group of seven, including himself, to serve as an Advisory Committee to the CHEDA Board of Commissioners. The individuals that comprise the committee are: Kurt Heldstab (Current CHEDA Board president) Betty Arvidson (RiverView Health and current CHEDA Board member) Don
Longtime Crookston Eagles Club member, Bruce Meyer, was inducted into the Minnesota State Eagles Aerie Hall of Fame this past weekend in Grand Rapids. Meyer and two other Crookston Eagles members will serve on the Fraternal Order of Eagles Minnesota State Aerie Executive Board. Randy Beggs was elected Vice President/President-Elect, Bruce Meyer was elected Treasurer,
During Monday’s nights Ways & Means Committee meeting, the recommended loan and land option by the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) with Epitome Energy, LLC was discussed. The committee voted to continue to move forward on the loan, and land option after due diligence and all statutory regulations are met. City Attorney Charles
The Ways & Means Committee unanimously passed the Code of Ethics and Conduct on to the next City Council meeting Monday night. The code would be in place for all elected or appointed city officials, city administration, and department heads. City Attorney Charles Reynolds explained that city employees who are unionized couldn’t be held to
