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CROOKSTON CITY COUNCIL, WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE TO MEET MONDAY

The Crookston City Council will meet Monday night at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. There is one item on the main agenda, approving two CARES Act Small Business Grants for entities that submitted the additional requested information. The grants are for $18,600.53 to the Cobblestone Hotel Group and $8,000 to the […]

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CROOKSTON VISITOR’S BUREAU HOLDS FIRST MEETING, OUTSIDE AGENCY TO RECONCILE FINANCES

The Crookston Visitor’s Bureau (CVB) held its first meeting Thursday since its non-profit 501C6 status was awarded. The group elected their officers – Nell DeBoer will be the board chair, Vice-chair is Laurie Stahlecker, Jess Bengston is the treasurer, and Brooke Panzer will be the secretary. DeBoer said there were many important topics to get

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IT WAS A GOOD NIGHT FOR MOST LOCAL INCUMBENTS ON TUESDAY’S ELECTION

It was a good night for most incumbents in area elections on Tuesday night as two of the four Crookston City Council members won reelection, all three Crookston School Board members won reelection, State Representative Deb Kiel, and State Senator Mark Johnson all won reelection.  CROOKSTON CITY COUNCIL Crookston City Council will have one new

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CROOKSTON CHAMBER WILL HOST MEET THE CANDIDATE FORUM WEDNESDAY

The Crookston Chamber will host the 2020 Meet the Candidate Forum on Wednesday, October 21, at 6 p.m. Because of the COVID-19 restriction, the forum is not open to a public audience, explains Chamber Director Terri Heggie. “KROX will be doing a live feed,” said Heggie. “Something different this year is it will not be

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NEW GUIDELINES MAKE IT EASIER FOR LARGER GROUPS TO EAT AT LOCAL RESTAURANTS

The State of Minnesota has issued some new guidelines for restaurants now allowing groups of up to 10 people to dine together and groups of four at the bar. All other guidelines, such as the mandatory mask requirement for staff and guests, max capacity of 50 percent, and social distancing remain in effect. Jasmine Melsa,

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