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PARK BOARD GETS UPDATED ON WINTER ACTIVITIES, COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS

The Crookston Park Board met on Monday night in the Council Chambers are City Hall.  The board received an update on winter activities from Parks and Recreation Director Scott Riopelle. Riopelle said Minnesota Hockey and the Minnesota Ice Arena Manager’s Association is working to make uniform restrictions or limitations at area rinks before activities begin […]

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LAST WEEK THE SUMMIT CELEBRATED NATIONAL ASSISTED LIVING WEEK

Last week, The SUMMIT, celebrated National Assisted Living Week; the theme of the week was “Caring is EssentiAL.” Keeping the tenants not only safe but engaged, active, and happy while adhering to COVID-19 safety requirements is imperative at the Benedictine Living Community of Crookston/The SUMMIT.  They kicked off the week on Saturday, September 13th, with

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CROOKSTON PLANNING COMMISSION WILL MEET TUESDAY NIGHT

The Crookston Planning Commission will meet Tuesday, September 22 at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The commission will consider and hear public comments regarding a conditional use permit for a licensed child care business seeking to operate at 202 4th Street East on the School House Square/Downtown Square.  

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CROOKSTON CARES ACT SMALL BUSINESS GRANTS TO BE REVIEWED ON TUESDAY

The City of Crookston Development, Policy & Review Committee will meet Tuesday, September 22 from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The committee will be reviewing applications for the CARES Act Small Business Grants. If needed, the committee will meet again on Wednesday, September 23 from beginning at 12:30 p.m.

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CROOKSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL BE RELEASED EARLY DUE TO POWER OUTAGE AT HIGHLAND

Highland Elementary School has had a power outage and the district has been notified power will be out for some time. Superintendent Jeremy Olson sent an email announcing the district will release students early today as a result of the outage. The email is below –  Highland School is without power and currently, we have

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MINNESOTA REPORTS 4 DEATHS, 937 NEW CASES OF COVID-19, 2 NEW CASES IN POLK COUNTY

The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting 937 new cases of COVID-19 and four deaths. Two of the newly reported cases were in Polk County, which has now had 275 cases since the pandemic began. The new positives were found in 16,938 completed tests for a positive rate of 5.5 percent. Updated September 21, 2020

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