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Education Minnesota repeated its call for educators and other adults in the school community to keep themselves and their students safe after the Minnesota Department of Health reported the first two COVID-19 deaths of school staff members in the current school year. “Today is another tragic reminder that this pandemic isn’t over,” said Denise Specht,
Today, Governor Tim Walz announced a $10 million drought relief package to support Minnesota farmers and livestock producers impacted by severe drought conditions during the 2021 growing season. “Historic drought conditions have created extreme stress and financial hardship for our farmers and livestock producers during an already difficult time for the agricultural industry,” said Governor Walz. “As
The Minnesota Department of Health released the COVID-19 numbers for today and the state reported 2,997 cases with 27 deaths. 0 deaths were reported in northwest Minnesota. Polk County reported 13 new cases with eleven probable, Mahnomen County had 10, Roseau County 8, Norman County had 7 with two probable. Marshall County had 6 with
Grant and Lauren Moe recently hosted a lemonade stand to raise money for the Care and Share of Crookston. The lemonade stand was located at the home of their grandparents, John and Jan Vallager. Grant and Lauren are the children of Tim and Kari Moe. Pictured below: Grant and Lauren present the money to Brian
The Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston reported the following arrests. Steven Leon Reyes, 51 (no address given) for permitting Public Nuisance. John Accobee, 21 (no address given) for DUI-Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence of Alcohol. Nancy Ann Klaven, 59 of East Grand Forks, for Third-Degree Drug possession of Methamphetamine. Mohamed Omar Sharif,
The Crookston School Board met on Thursday night inside a packed Crookston High School Choir/Orchestra room and have decided to move from level 2 to level 3 of the school’s health and safety measures. The decision comes after the COVID-19 cases within Crookston and Polk County continue to rise. The board voted in favor 3-2
