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The Crookston City Council will meet on Monday, September 25, at 5:30 p.m. in the City Hall council chambers. The agenda will include the resolution to approve the Commercial Rehabilitation Loan Program and Mortgage Satisfaction on the property owned by TREC Properties, LLC., and Wendy Nimens. The agenda will also include the resolution of adopting […]
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Wednesday at the Polk County Government Center and reviewed the preliminary budgets for the County Attorney, Public Health Department, and the Tri-County Community Corrections Department. COUNTY ATTORNEY PRELIMINARY BUDGET DISCUSSION Polk County Attorney Greg Widseth proposed the County Attorney’s preliminary budget to the board. The proposed budget
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) will meet on Tuesday, September 26, at Valley Technology Park. The agenda will discuss the Intermediary Relending Program (IRP). It will also include a discussion about the UMC Marketing Focus Group. The final agenda item is regarding the Crookston Inn Revolving Loan. The consent agenda will include
The University of Minnesota was again recognized among the top public schools in the country for undergraduate education in several categories, according to U.S. News and World Report’s latest rankings. Already positioned as one of America’s leading research universities and a global leader in many similar orders, these latest accolades reinforce the U of M’s
Jennie Mason was recently honored for her commitment to the Benedictine Mission and Core Values with the presentation of the 2023 Sister Claudia Riehl Living a Legacy award. For nearly 20 years, Sister Claudia Riehl, OSB, dedicated endless energy, countless hours of time, and her valuable knowledge and expertise to further the Benedictine Mission and
Highland Elementary School has received a grant to pay for a study to be completed this year that identifies areas of concern and recommendations for providing safer routes to school for students who walk, ride bikes, or skateboard. “Last year, we received a call from Grand Forks Safe Kids, and they represent northwest Minnesota and
