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PUBLIC INVITED TO APRIL 25 RIVERVIEW GROUNDBREAKING EVENT

Help celebrate RiverView 2020, RiverView’s hospital and clinic replacement project, by attending the groundbreaking ceremony Thursday, April 25. The public is invited to gather in the Minnesota Room, 323 South Minnesota Street, at 10:00 a.m. to listen to RiverView and community representatives talk about the project before shovels are turned. Refreshments will be served. Construction […]

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RED LAKE RIVER HAS CRESTED IN CROOKSTON, WARD COMMAND POSTS/EOC REMAIN ACTIVE

The National Weather Service announced today that they have determined the Red Lake River crested in Crookston Monday evening at 24.66 feet.  The river has dropped two feet since then to 22.65 feet at 11:30 a.m. today.  The 24.66-foot crest is the 11th highest crest on record in Crookston.  The Crookston Emergency Operations Center (EOC)

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RED LAKE WATERSHED CLOSING SCHIRRICK DAM GATES AT 8:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY

The Red Lake Watershed District will close the Schirrick Dam gates on the Black River at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, April 10.  This is being done as a measure to reduce flood flows and stages downstream on the Red Lake River and the Red River of the North.  Owners of property within the reservoir are

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FLOOD WARNING ISSUED FOR CROOKSTON LATE SUNDAY MORNING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

Crookston and the KROX listening area along with portions of northwest Minnesota and northeast North Dakota are in a flood warning.  The National Weather Service in Grand Forks has issued a flood warning for Crookston and the Red Lake River from Sunday morning until further notice. At 9:45 a.m. Thursday the Red Lake River had

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PUBLIC WORKS READYING FOR POSSIBLE HIGH-WATER EVENT IN CROOKSTON

The City of Crookston Public Works and Water Departments are busy preparing for a possible high-water event as the water begins to rise along the Red Lake River.  As of about 5:00 p.m. Monday night, the water had risen about 1.42 feet over the previous 48 hours to 7.02 feet in Crookston.  Public Works Director

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