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REPRESENTATIVE DEB KIEL ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM PUBLIC OFFICE AT END OF 2024

After seven terms of dedicated service to the people of District 1B, Representative Deb Kiel, R-Crookston, has announced her retirement from public office at the end of her current term. Throughout her time in office, Kiel has been a fierce advocate for her constituents, working tirelessly to improve the lives of those she represents. She […]

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CROOKSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT BUSINESS MANAGER LAURA LYZCEWSKI ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT

Crookston Schools Business Manager Laura Lyzcewski announced her retirement date on Friday, November 3, after spending twenty years in the Crookston School District. Lyzcewski has been the district’s business manager for the past 18 years. As a Crookston High School graduate herself, she believes the school district has many great things to offer for incoming

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DAVE AAMOTH RETIRING FROM EDWARD JONES, RETIREMENT PARTY IS JUNE 13

Dave Aamoth is retiring from Edward Jones after 34 years, and there will be a retirement open house on Tuesday, June 13, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Irishman’s Shanty in Crookston. Appetizers and refreshments will be served. Dave started at Edward Jones in Moorhead before moving to Crookston in 1994. “It has gone

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CROOKSTON HARDWARE HANK GENERAL MANAGER BRUCE ARVIDSON OFFICIALLY RETIRING TOMORROW

Crookston Hardware Hank’s announced that Bruce Arvidson is retiring as the store’s General Manager tomorrow after nearly nine years of managing the store. Arvidson began work at Hardware Hank’s in 2014, soon after the current store owner, Craig Buckalew gained ownership and turned it completely into a hardware store. While Arvidson has lived in Crookston

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KEN WINGER RETIRING FROM HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY AFTER ALMOST 50 YEARS

After 50 years of serving in the school district, Janitor Ken Winger is retiring from Highland Elementary sometime this August. Winger started in the district in 1971 and arrived at Highland in 1986, where he’s been for 35 years. Highland Elementary Principal Chris Trostad had nothing but great words about Ken’s character and work ethic.

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