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POLK COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH INFORMING RESIDENTS OF REINFECTION COVID-19 CASES

The Minnesota Department of Health announced last week that Reinfection cases have been added to the COVID-19 web data for 2021. Polk County Public Health and the Minnesota Department of Health are warning everyone who has already had COVID-19 that reinfection is possible even if you have been vaccinated. Polk County Public Health Director Sarah […]

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POLK COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH SHARES WHO SOULD GET COVID-19 BOOSTER SHOTS

Earlier this afternoon Polk County Public Health sent out information regarding who should/who is eligible for COVID-19 Vaccine boosters. The information can be found down below –   Recently, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended a single dose booster shot of COVID-19 vaccines in certain populations.

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CITY OF CROOKSTON FALL CLEAN-UP WEEK REMINDERS

The City of Crookston Fall Clean-Up Week will be held from October 25 through October 29. Clean-up items will be picked up only on your regular garbage pickup day and must be placed on the street boulevard. City of Crookston Public Works Director Brandon Carlson wants people to keep a few things in mind ahead

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CROOKSTON PUBLIC SCHOOL’S HEALTH AND SAFETY MEASURES UPDATE

The Crookston Public School District began level 3 of their health and safety measures on October 4. They will review the data again on Monday, October 18, to see if changes to health and safety measures will need to occur. During this time, Crookston Public School District nurse Stacey Grunewald says that the students have

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UNITED WAY OF CROOKSTON HOSTING FIRST-EVER DRIVE-UP DINNER DASH AT CROOKSTON INN OCT. 19

Earlier this week, the United Way of Crookston announced they would not be hosting their 21st annual Soup & Chili cookoff at the Crookston High School. According to United Way of Crookston Executive Director Libby Boucher, the decision comes with careful consideration after conversations with Polk County Public Health and local healthcare providers. “We had

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