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The Crookston Park Board was scheduled to meet Tuesday evening but didn’t have enough members for a quorum. However, Parks and Recreation Director Scott Riopelle did say that despite some bad timing with snowfalls happening right before the weekends that the outdoor rink at Alexander Park has been getting used. “The outdoor rinks are a […]
The Crookston Park Board met on Monday night and passed a recommendation to the Crookston City Council to accept the Natural Ponds and trails Bob Herkenhoff has proposed donating in exchange for the development of Nature View Estate Plat 5. Herkenhoff told the Park Board that he would donate the northern pond initially followed by
The City of Crookston held a Northwest Regional Event Center Task Force meeting on Monday night attended by representatives of the Crookston community, City of Crookston, Crookston School District, and the University of Minnesota Crookston. The meeting was a continuation of the October Parks and Recreation brainstorming meeting that took place in October. Becky Kofoed,
