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The Crookston City Council met on Monday in the council chambers at City Hall. WOOTEN SWEARING-INThe meeting began with Deputy Police Chief Nathan Nelson administering the oath of office to the city’s newest police officer, Colby Wooten. Wooten is originally from Badger, MN, but moved down to Texas during his childhood. He attended Northland Community
There was a string of vandalism in Crookston over the holidays. This vandalism came in the form of paint being sprayed and or splattered on vehicles in the neighborhoods of North Acres, the Woods Addition, and the Jerome’s Addition, according to Crookston Police Chief Darin Selzler. “We had several vandalism reports come into the police
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met Monday and unanimously approved a request from the new owners of North Acres and Carmen Terrace mobile home parks. Andrew Keel and John Squartino, asked to have city garbage collection service in the parks. The parks had previously been contracted out as a commercial property. Mayor Dale Stainbrook
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee will meet Monday night following the Crookston City Council Meeting. The committee will discuss several topics beginning with a request from the new owners of North Acres and Carmen Terrace mobile home parks to have city garbage collection. The parks had previously been contracted out as a commercial property.
During the Crookston Ways & Means meeting on Monday night, two parents addressed the council on whether the City of Crookston was going to make an effort to have summer youth activities. Councilman Joe Kresel brought up the recent social media discussions and subsequent news stories surrounding the state of Crookston’s parks. Kresl said dandelions
