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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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CHEDA BOARD APPROVES FUNDING FOR MARYWOOD CHILD CARE BUILDOUT

The topic of child care was once again a key part of the Crookston Housing and Economic Development (CHEDA) board meeting on Tuesday morning. The board received an estimate for the building required for a child care center on the Marywood site from CHEDA Executive Director Craig Hoiseth.  The majority of work being plumbing to

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OPPOSITION TO GATEWAY OVERLAY DISTRICT GROWS AS THREE VOTE NO TO A HEARING

Three council members voted against calling for a public hearing for the proposed Gateway Overlay District Ordinance that would amend City Code Chapter 152 “Zoning” during Monday’s Council meeting.  The resolution to call for the public hearing was pulled from the consent agenda.  The proposed ordinance had passed the Ways & Means Committee two weeks

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A SOLUTION TO CHILD CARE IN CROOKSTON GOING NOWHERE FAST

A child care meeting was held at Washington Elementary School (WES) on Monday night.  The announcement of the meeting was sent out to the media Friday morning at 10:54 a.m. Several members mentioned it wasn’t right that the meeting was scheduled so late with some saying they only heard about the meeting over the weekend

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RIVERVIEW HEALTH BREAKS GROUND ON $51 MILLION EXPANSION

Dozens turned out Thursday morning to help RiverView Health celebrate the groundbreaking of their $51 million expansion project.   RiverView President and CEO Carrie Michalski said she was grateful that so many members of the community and those involved in the project were in attendance. “We just had a beautiful day,” said Michalski.  “Just so grateful

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