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Means Committee meeting Monday focused primarily on the possible sale of parcel between the Fournet and Mason buildings, to developer Jeff Evers and on a preview of the new city website that will be released in the coming the months. Additionally, the committee voted to accept the 2017 audit report and heard from the Small […]
On Monday night, Chancellor Mary Holz-Clause, Vice Chancellor John Hoffman, Associate Professor Tim Dudley, and Assistant Professor Anthony Schroeder gave a tour of the new Collaborative Research Lab in the Sargeant Student Center at the University of Minnesota Crookston to members of City Council and staff prior to the City Council Meeting. (Tour pictured to
There are two things that don’t make money, arena’s and swimming pools and the Crookston School District and City of Crookston officials met on Tuesday afternoon at the Crookston School District office to discuss the Crookston Sports Center lease agreement and the possibility of transferring pool ownership. The meeting was a good and open dialogue
The Crookston Park Board held their meeting at the Sixth Street Landslide park on Monday afternoon. They had their meeting at the park to see the new flag pole project and to also see the park and the many possibilities it has for future development. The first topic of the meeting was to get an
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee (Crookston City Council and Department Heads) met Monday evening after the City Council meeting in the council chambers and they approved moving forward on an electric car charging station in the parking lot at the old Wayne Hotel property. The City of Crookston would be responsible for the power
