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The candidates running for Crookston City Council in Wards 2 and 6 are running unopposed. Steve Erickson, the incumbent, is running in Ward 2. Cindy Gjerswold is running for her first term in Ward 6. We asked each candidate to introduce themselves and why they are running. Q: Would you please tell us about yourself? […]
The Crookston City Council meeting was over quickly Monday night as the council unanimously passed the consent agenda. The city set various public forums for the Tuesday, November 13 (an amendment from the original agenda calling for the meetings on Monday, November 12. The following public forums will be held on Tuesday, November 13 for
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board met on Tuesday morning at Valley Technology Park. A busy meeting included the sale of two properties on Hoven Lane and the approval of two loans, one for housing rehab and the other a revolving fund loan for a new owner of Cofe`. Much of Tuesday
The Crookston Ways and Means Committee (Crookston City Council, Mayor and City staff) met on Monday and discussed the Building Better Business (B3) grant program proposed by the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority board. The B3 program aims to help initiate recruitment, revitalize and sustain success and grow small business in the city. The
Voters will have an opportunity to learn more about the candidates running for the District #593 School Board, Crookston City Council. Mayoral Candidates, Polk County Sheriff, and Minnesota House District 1B at Forum on Monday, October 1. The Meet the Candidates Forum, jointly sponsored by the Crookston Area Chamber and the University of Minnesota, Crookston will
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
