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POLK COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT BELIEVES OVERLAND FLOODING LIKELY IN COMING WEEKS

Polk County Emergency Manager Jody Beauchane says he believes there is a good chance for overland flooding as the temperatures rise in Polk County.  “Right now we have about 3 inches of water content in our snowpack,” said Beauchane.  “When our fields thaw the water will head to the drainage systems.  Our ditches right now […]

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CHEDA UPDATES OAK COURT FIVE-YEAR PLAN, HOISETH PROVIDES CLARIFICATION ON TIF DISTRICT

The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) met Tuesday morning at RiverView Health in Crookston.   The committee opened the meeting by swearing in new board member Betty Arvidson and holding a public hearing on the five-year action plan for the Oak Court Apartments.  Following the public hearing, the board passed a resolution updating the

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EDDIE FRAZIER PLEADS GUILTY TO 2ND DEGREE MURDER

Eddie Markeith Frazier, 50 of Crookston, formerly of Minneapolis, pled guilty Monday to murder in the second-degree murder, intentional murder, in Polk County District Court.  Frazier pled under the Alford plea related to the intentional aspect of his second-degree murder charge, where the defendant does not admit guilt but believes he would be found guilty

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POLK COUNTY FARMER TESTIFIES ON “SOY INNOVATION CAMPUS” IN CROOKSTON TO STATE LEGISLATORS

A Polk County farmer participated in a “Ag Innovation During Changing Times” presentation before the House Agriculture and Food Finance and Policy Division Tuesday in St. Paul. Minnesota Soybean Growers Association Director Mike Skaug testified about the benefits of a soybean crush and biodiesel facility at the University of Minnesota Crookston as part of a proposed “Soy Innovation

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FOSSTON MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITY TRADES-IN EQUIPMENT, WILL GET FULLY STAFFED

With the Materials Recovery Facility in Fosston operation using its new equipment Polk County Environment Services will trade-in the old equipment from the 1990s that was replaced said Environmental Services Director Jon Steiner.  “We’ve been talking with Titus about some of the old equipment that we had from the old system that was put in

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