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A portion of N. Front Street in Crookston is closed until further notice

The Crookston Public Works Department has closed a section of N. Front Street from Grant Street to Sheridan Street for through traffic until further notice.  The public works department reports that the road closure is related to a recently completed sewer repair in that area. After the sewer work was completed, the excavation was filled

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Emergency sanitary sewer repairs on North Front Street in Crookston are complete

UPDATE – 8/25/26 at 7:41 PMThe residents along the project can now use water and sewer services. Public Works will be back tomorrow, August 26th, for backfilling. ORIGINAL STORY-Crookston Public Works continues to work on the emergency sanitary sewer repair on N. Front St. between Grant St. and Sheridan St. Due to stabilization concerns and more

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CITY OF CROOKSTON ROAD CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

The City of Crookston is still undergoing a few final steps from some of the construction projects over the summer. Some of the State Aid and local roads still have some paving and minor work before completion. City of Crookston Public Works Director Brandon Carlson provided an update on the State aid road projects. “RJ

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ROAD WORK TAKING PLACE IN CROOKSTON THROUGHOUT AUGUST

Local and Federal Road work will be taking place throughout the City of Crookston from now into September. A few minor projects have already begun and will flow traffic to other areas of the city. City of Crookston Public Works Director Brandon Carlson discussed which roads will be shut down and how long. “We have

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CROOKSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT RESPONDS TO HOUSE FIRE ON NORTH FRONT

The Crookston Fire Department was called to a house fire on North Front Street on Saturday night.  There was a lot of smoke and several fire trucks responded to the fire.  It appeared everybody in the house was able to get out and was sitting on the curb outside the house. Other agencies responding were

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