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COVID TESTING EVENT IN CROOKSTON TESTS 265 ON DAY ONE

The first day of “no-barrier” COVID-19 testing was held at the Crookston Sports Center Tuesday. Amanda Frie, site coordinator for the state’s testing effort said they tested about half as many people as they can handle in a day. “We had over 265 people tested,” said Frie. “Lots of people coming in even with the […]

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COMMUNITY COVID-19 TESTING EVENT TO BE HELD AT CROOKSTON SPORTS CENTER THIS WEEK

The Minnesota Department of Health announced the continuation of a statewide push to increase access to “no-barrier” COVID-19 testing with a fifth week of testing locations. MDH is partnering with local public health officials and other community partners to offer testing this week in four Minnesota communities, including Crookston. This “no-barrier” COVID-19 testing will be

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CROOKSTON TO HOST MASS COVID-19 TESTING EVENT NEXT WEEK

With COVID-19 numbers on the rise in Polk County, the Minnesota Department of Health will hold its first mass testing event in Crookston next week.  Crookston Emergency Manager Tim Froeber said the city will be working with a number of partners to host the testing event. “Crookston will be the site of a state-sponsored community

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CROOKSTON’S FALL CLEAN-UP WEEK IS OCTOBER 26-OCTOBER 30

Fall Clean-Up Week in Crookston will be October 26 – October 30.  Clean-up items will be picked up only on your regular garbage pickup day and must be placed on the street boulevard.  Please note: Compost material – grass clippings, lawn, or garden waste – WILL NOT have to be in City compost bags for

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UMC CANCELS HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES SCHEDULED FOR NOVEMBER 6-7

Planning, preparation, and implementation of COVID-19 processes to #ProtectTheNest at the University of Minnesota Crookston are working well. As plans are refined and updated to reflect changing circumstances, UMN Crookston faculty and staff are happy about outcomes to-date as well as the response and responsibility shown by our students, faculty, student affairs educators, and staff

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