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TOM SKJEI RETIRES AFTER 41 YEARS AT BREMER BANK, 21 OF THOSE IN CROOKSTON

Bremer Bank hosted an open house to celebrate the retirement of Tom Skjei on Thursday afternoon.  Skjei spent 41 years at Bremer Bank including two stints in Crookston he said.  “I really enjoyed working with the people here in Crookston, my customers in Crookston,” said Skjei.  “I did work here for 17 years, then in […]

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MAYOR’S COURTYARD MOVING CLOSER TO COMPLETION WITH THE HELP OF MANY

The new walking and biking hub located in the Mayor’s Courtyard on the corner of Main and Robert streets is moving closer to completion with recent input from the Downtown Crookston Development Partnership (DCDP).  The DCDP has been communicating with members of Bike Crookston and the City of Crookston as the project has moved forward. 

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