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The Crookston City Council met for a working session in the City Hall Council Chambers on Monday night to discuss potential actions for housing and childcare. REGULAR AGENDA The council began the meeting with a discussion about housing. Community Development Director Kari Kirschbaum explained she had started working on housing projects in the 60 acres […]
A child care meeting was held Tuesday night in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The meeting was a follow-up to the meeting held May 7. Mayor Guy Martin intended to open the meeting with some items he’d prepared but passed on those giving the news from the Tuesday morning CHEDA meeting. “Thank you for
The City of Crookston has scheduled a child care meeting for Tuesday, May 21 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The meeting will be moderated by Dan Svedarsky and will begin with Mayor Guy Martin providing an overview of where the City has been, identifying some site options and operational considerations.
The Children at Sunrise Center for Children and Families painted rocks to send to the US Military Hospital at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait which collects painted rocks for its rock garden in front of the hospital. Center director, Sue Murphy’s nephew SPC Joshua Gerads is part of the 452nd Combat Support Hospital, Army Reserve, currently stationed
