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Jake Fee currently representing Ward 1 has filed to run for City Council again. He joins Clayton Briggs in Ward 3, and Joe Kresl in Ward 5 as the only people who have filed affidavits for candidacy for the November election. Fee won the 2016 election in Ward 1 defeating Lynda Kenney and Marcia Meine. […]
Three people have filed for the Crookston School Board this week. They are Mike Theis, currently completing the term of Kari Miller, Marcia Meine, and Jason Klinnert. Filing for the school board is open through 5 p.m. on August 11 at the Crookston District Office.
The Crookston School Board met Tuesday night and outside of the discussion regarding the future of co-ops for the hockey program previously reported on had a swift meeting. The school board did appoint Nick Nicholas to serve as a short-term replacement to fill Kari Miller’s position as her resignation from the board is effective June
The Crookston School Board approved moving first graders from Washington School to Highland School and making proposed cuts and they approved to move forward with ICON of Grand Forks, North Dakota as the bus garage architect and setting November 2019 as the referendum date for the bus garage referendum and operating capital referendum renewal at
The Crookston School Board met on Monday in the Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room. The meeting started with comments from Marcia Meine and she said she had two concerns and since she wasn’t elected to the school board in the voting on November 6, she wanted to pass them along to the board. Her first
The three Crookston School Board incumbents up for election all finished in the top three spots and won reelection by a sizable margin on Tuesday night. Tim Dufault, a Crookston area farmer, led the way with 2,038 votes. Adrianne Winger, a teacher in Climax and Crookston Treasurettes Coach, was second with 1,588 votes. Patty Dillabough,
