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The Crookston City Council met on Monday night at the Crookston City Council chambers in the lower level of Crookston City Hall. Regular Agenda The council voted unanimously to repeal the City of Crookston Ordinance Number 86 third Series, which made it so Council Members could participate in Council Meetings remotely under certain conditions now […]
The Golden Link Senior Center in Crookston offers lots of activities and games for seniors aged 55 or older. Rand Hughes is the current President of the Golden Link and has been in the role since 2012. Hughes is offering a new class for Golden Link members as of this January, Guitar Lessons. “I wanted
The Congregation of Sisters of St. Joseph recently made grants of $5,000 available for COVID-19-related emergencies in areas where the Sisters reside. These grants were directed to not-for-profit organizations recommended by one or more of the Sisters and Associates and represent the Congregation’s desire to continue its mission to the “dear neighbor” as it did
The Golden Link Board of Directors President Rand Hughes announced the hiring of Corrina Doyea as the new manager of the Golden Link, the formation of new committees, and three newly elected board members on Thursday. “We have the first announcement that we’ve hired Corrina Doyea as our new manager,” said Hughes. “Also, we have
The Golden Link Senior Center is looking for a new manager for the first time in over 20 years as Patty Dillabough resigned her position last week. Rand Hughes, Board of Directors President, said he couldn’t comment on the resignation beyond a prepared statement advised by the Golden Link’s lawyers. The statement reads: The Golden
The Crookston Ways & Means Committee met on Monday night. On the agenda was the upcoming Mayoral appointment. The committee discussed but did not decide as to the process that would be used for the appointment. There are two methods the council members focused on, one being a possible direct appointment of Dale Stainbrook, the
