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The University of Minnesota Crookston held their Faculty and Staff Awards Banquet Tuesday, May 10, in the Bede Ballroom. The recipients of the distinguished awards are as follows: Retirements- Lynne Michelson, Krista Proulx, Twyla Treanor, Mike Hanson, and Linda Kingery Distinguished Staff Service Award – Kolby Castillo in the Athletic Department Distinguished P&A – Steven […]
Preliminary figures from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Office of Traffic Safety show 102 people have died on Minnesota roads since Jan. 1, compared to 82 last year at this time. The state reported its 100th traffic death (preliminary) on April 21. This is the earliest date reaching the preliminary figure of 100 traffic
The holidays will look very different this year with COVID-19 upending so much of what Minnesotans enjoy during this time: large, family gatherings; relaxing with friends at bars and restaurants; and company holiday parties. The pandemic’s effects have not only led to reduced activities and less busy roads, but an alarming climb in traffic fatalities.
