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CITY COUNCIL APPROVES CODE OF ETHICS AND CONDUCT, INTRODUCES GATEWAY OVERLAY DISTRICT

The Crookston City Council met Monday night and introduced the Gateway Overlay District Ordinance that was given an update during the Planning Commission meeting last week.  Councilman Dale Stainbrook, who has been a part of the Planning Commission during the development of the gateway, said it was a long process over the last year, but […]

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WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE PASSES CODE OF ETHICS AND CONDUCT ON TO COUNCIL

The Ways & Means Committee unanimously passed the Code of Ethics and Conduct on to the next City Council meeting Monday night.  The code would be in place for all elected or appointed city officials, city administration, and department heads.  City Attorney Charles Reynolds explained that city employees who are unionized couldn’t be held to

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COUNCIL SENDS GATEWAY OVERLAY DISTRICT BACK TO PLANNING COMMISSION

The Crookston City Council had a public forum scheduled for Tuesday night’s meeting to discuss the proposed Gateway Overlay District.  Councilmembers were the only ones to speak during the forum before voting to send the district back to the Crookston Planning Commission. Councilmen Jake Fee, Tom Vedbraaten, Bobby Baird and Steve Erickson all expressed concern

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COUNCIL APOLOGIZES FOR NOT ATTENDING FIRST COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION GROUNDBREAKING

The Crookston City Council met on Tuesday night and opened their meeting with the Crookston Forum for individuals to address the council on items not on the agenda.   Steve Krueger, the former board chair of Agassiz Federal Credit Union for 12 years, spoke to the council about their history and how the merger with First

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CROOKSTON WAYS & MEANS MEETING STARTS POORLY ENDS WITH ARGUMENT

The City of Crookston Ways & Means Committee meeting got off to a bad start Tuesday night and ended on an even more negative note.  The mayor called the meeting to order only about 90 seconds after the conclusion of the City Council meeting while several members of the council were engaged in conversations with

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT AID GETS INCREASE IN BUDGET DEAL

The City of Crookston will an increase an additional $136,267 in their Local Government Aid (LGA) after the special session omnibus bill increased funding for most cities involved in the LGA program.  The total increase for Crookston in 2020 will be $145,539, bringing its LGA funding to $3,852,782.  Crookston City Administrator Shannon Stassen said this

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