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DNR PROPOSES TO RETURN POLK COUNTY WATERCOURSE TO THE PUBLIC WATERS INVENTORY

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is seeking public comments on its proposal to make a correction to the Public Waters Inventory (PWI) by returning one watercourse in Polk County to the PWI. The PWI is used to identify waters that meet the statutory definition of public water and are regulated by the DNR for […]

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UMC, CROOKSTON GUN CLUB TO HOST OPEN HOUSE, DEMONSTRATIONS, AND SHOOTING

On Thursday, June 25, from 3:30-7:30 p.m. the University of Minnesota Crookston’s Office of Outreach & Engagement is teaming up with the Crookston Gun Club for an open house as a part of R3 Outdoors. This is a free event for the public to learn more about the services and activities available at the Crookston

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POLK COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE WARNS RESIDENTS OF A ROAMING BLACK BEAR

The Polk County Sheriff’s Office and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources have received calls of black bear in and around Fertile and Erskine.  At this time there are no reports of the bears being threatening to people or pets. However, the bears are enjoying garbage cans, grills, and bird feeders.  Please contact the Polk

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BURNING RESTRICTIONS IN THE CROOKSTON FIRE DISTRICT

With the COVID-19 pandemic, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has proactively transitioned the entire State of Minnesota into burning restrictions consistent with Gov. Tim Walz’s executive orders. Currently, recreational fires are permissible, but open burning will require a permit within city limits, according to Crookston Firefighter Justin Johnson. “If there is a burning

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MINNESOTA DNR PLACES THE ENTIRE STATE UNDER BURNING RESTRICTIONS

Consistent with Governor Tim Walz’s executive orders to help ensure the health and safety of all Minnesotans, the Department of Natural Resources is proactively moving to burning restrictions immediately after snowmelt to reduce the potential for wildfire and emergency response. Burning restrictions apply to the counties where DNR administers open burning. The burning restrictions map indicates accurate

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