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CHEDA approves childcare grant requests, discusses community development and housing updates during Thursday’s meeting

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board met Thursday morning to discuss childcare grant requests and housing and community development updates. CHILDCARE GRANT REQUESTSCommunity Development Director Taylor Wyum presented three childcare grant requests to the board. The first request was seeking $5,000 to help with flooring to cover existing cement areas, replacement of

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CHEDA approves architect for housing improvements, hears feedback on Active Transportation project

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) held its monthly meeting on Thursday at the Valley Technology Park. All board members were in attendance except for Morgan Hibma, who appeared virtually along with Crookston Finance Director Jon Roscoe. 2025 POHP QUALIFICATION REQUEST APPROVALThe board’s only action item was to approve a request for qualifications

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Crookston Area Community Fund donates $10,000 worth of essential items throughout the community

With local families and residents in need at the forefront of their minds this holiday season, the Crookston Area Community Fund (CACF) stepped in to donate nearly $10,000 worth of essential items throughout the community. Through collaboration with Crookston Public Schools, CACF provided winter clothing and necessities for students, including winter coats, snow pants, hats,

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CHEDA approves audit, Oak Court remodel contract, applying for a state grant, and holds off on daycare grant to get some details figured out before approval

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority met on Tuesday morning at the Valley Technology Park in Crookston.  AUDIT BY BRADY MARTZ APPROVEDBrian Opsahl of Brady Martz and Associates went through the 2024 audit and said that when dealing with the federal government (federal housing money), the audit is a lot of work, and it

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Minnesota Housing approves repairs and update grant for Oak Court Apartments in Crookston

Minnesota Housing has approved financing for over $53 million in repairs and updates to 32 public housing buildings statewide, including Crookston’s Oak Court Apartments.The resulting work will help preserve more than 3,200 apartments across the state, including 22 projects in Greater Minnesota and 10 in the Twin Cities metropolitan area.   The Publicly Owned Housing Program

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