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CROOKSTON FOOD SERVICE SERVING ABOUT 450 KIDS A DAY AND IMPORTANT FOOD SERVICE DATES

The food service program operated by Crookston Public Schools during the COVID-19 pandemic is serving about 900 meals, breakfast, and lunch, to around 450 kids each day.  Crookston Food Service Director Anna Ogaard-Brekken said that number has stayed steady since week two of the program. “We’re serving about 450 kids a day, and each kid […]

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LEGION AUXILIARY PRESIDENT JEAN WALKER ATTENDS FORT SNELLING MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM

As the American Legion Auxiliary Department President, Jean Walker had the honor of placing a wreath at the Fort Snelling National Cemetery Memorial Day Program along with The American Legion Commander Darrel Redepenning. The featured speakers were Major General Jody Daniels who commands the 88th Readiness Division which partners with commands across a 19 state

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VETERAN’S COUNCIL HOLDS ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM

The Crookston Veteran’s Council held their annual Memorial Day Programs in Crookston and around the area.  KROX broadcast the service at Oakdale Cemetery where former Polk County Sheriff Mark LeTexier was the speaker.   Margee Keller read In Flanders Fields and Charles “Corky” Reynolds read the Reply to In Flanders Fields.  The Crookston Veterans Council members

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CROOKSTON VETERAN KEVIN BOYLE RECENTLY RETURNED FROM AN HONOR FLIGHT

Kevin Boyle, a veteran of Vietnam, went to Washington, D.C. last week as part of the Honor Flight program.  Telling us about the trip, Boyle mentioned he’d never been through as many red lights as he was on that trip courtesy of their police escort. Boyle said the only thing that would’ve made the trip

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LOCAL MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE SCHEDULE

Memorial Day is the day Americans set aside to honor those brave men and women who met tragic ends during times of war.  We must use this day to honor their sacrifices, to pray for their families, and to bow our heads in recognition of their service.  We must never forget.  You have seen their

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