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MnDOT announced today motorists on Highway 2 between Highway 32 and Erskine can now access both eastbound and westbound lanes. Motorists will experience lane closures while crews complete striping and rumble strips. The project is expected to be complete by mid-November, weather permitting. During the project, crews installed a J-turn at Marcoux corner. It also […]
MnDOT announced yesterday motorists on Highway 2 between Fisher and East Grand Forks can now access both eastbound and westbound lanes. Eastbound traffic will experience lane closure during the construction of turn lanes as well as the J-turn at the intersection of Highway 2/2B. The project is expected to be complete by mid-November, weather permitting.
As of this morning, barricades have been put up and placed in the westbound right turn lane on Robert Street in downtown Crookston. Motorists turning north onto Broadway from Robert Street will no longer use the right turn lane and instead will use the middle lane to make turns onto Broadway. The city has removed
The Minnesota Department of Transportation announced today crews will remove the right turn lane on westbound Robert Street in Crookston early next week. Motorists turning north onto Broadway from Robert Street will no longer use the right turn lane. The City has removed four parking spaces on the east and west sides of Broadway to
More hours of darkness this time of year can contribute to an increased number of crashes between people driving and walking, and the Minnesota Department of Transportation is urging travelers to use caution. October is National Pedestrian Safety Month. Motor vehicle crashes have killed 45 pedestrians in 2021, which is nine more pedestrian deaths than
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night inside the City Hall Council Chambers. The meeting began with Crookston Police Department Chief Paul Biermaier swearing in new officers James Brandon and Loren Edevold. Biermaier talked about what Brandon and Edevold bring to the department. “The maturity in both of them sticks out,” said Biermaier. “They’ve
