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Baby Talk at the Crookston Public Library

Attend a Free Baby Talk class at the Crookston Public Library, at 110 N. Ash Street, on Tuesdays from October 1 to May 13th, except for Federal Holidays. Baby Talk classes are for parents with babies 0-6 months of age.  The classes will run from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and will cover many topics, […]

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GALA FOR GIRLS WILL BE FRIDAY, MAY 17

The Gala for Girls is set for Friday, May 17, from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at the Crookston Inn. Girls in grades K-6, this is your night! Bring your dad, grandpa, uncle, or adult male role model, and register now for this unforgettable evening. The event includes a professional picture, a social and sit-down dinner, a special

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POLK COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH TO CELEBRATE WINTER WALK TO SCHOOL DAY-FITNESS FEVER IN FEBRUARY

Winter has arrived, but that doesn’t mean an end to being active. It’s the perfect time to get outside and enjoy the various functional living choices available here in our area, whether sledding, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, curling, ice fishing, hockey, or ice skating. February Fitness Fever and Winter Walk to School Day are celebrated across

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NEW FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER OPENS IN EAST GRAND FORKS

Polk County Family Resource Center Grand Opening in East Grand Forks took place on Tuesday, November 14, from 3-6 pm at their new location in the Senior High Center, located at 1505 Central Avenue Northwest in East Grand Forks. The Chamber of Commerce members were present for the ribbon-cutting ceremony, as well as Senator Johnson;

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SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES REMAIN AT HIGH LEVELS, LOCAL TESTING AVAILABLE

Polk-Norman-Mahnomen Community Health Services emphasizes the importance of Reproductive and Sexual Health Services for our youth. Pregnancy and birth disproportionately impact greater Minnesota, while STIs affect youth regardless of geography. The 10 counties with the highest teen birth rates are all in greater Minnesota. Despite historic lows, the United States continues to have one of

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