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UNITED WAY VISITS POLK COUNTY DAC TO CHECK HOW SHREDDERS ARE WORKING

United Way of Crookston Executive Director Lori Wagner and board chair Tracy Kuchan visited Polk County DAC on Tuesday to see how the DAC is utilizing their donation from the United Way.  The United Way used donations to purchase two industrial shredders for the DAC, and the clients use them to shred documents and earn

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ARGIMAX DUNK TANK RAISES MONEY FOR UNITED WAY OF CROOKSTON

On Thursday, AgriMAX presented a check to the United Way of Crookston for $588.  AgriMAX matched the donation of their customers according to Betsy Larson.  “The customers raised $294,” said Larson. “AgriMAX matched that for a total of $588.” Tom Rongen said AgriMAX made a dunk tank for their recent research plot tours. The farmers

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UNITED WAY SUPPORTS VILLA ST. VINCENT’S FALL PREVENTION PROGRAM

Villa St. Vincent was the proud recipient of a $2,500 gift recently for the United Way of Crookston for their Fall Prevention Program.  Director of Nursing Wangen said the falls are the leading cause of injury in people 65 years and older nationwide.  “At the Villa, we have an ambitious walking and wellness programming to

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CROOKSTON AREA CHAMBER AND UNITED WAY DEDICATE TREE AT LANDSLIDE PARK

The Crookston Area Chamber and the United Way Board of Directors donated and dedicated trees to Landslide Park on Tuesday morning.  The trees were dedicated in honor of the members of the Chamber and donors to the United Way according to Chamber Executive Director Terri Heggie.  “We dedicated two trees in honor of our chamber

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“SUMMER LIBRARY EXPERIENCE!” BLASTS OFF THURSDAY WITH MINI-PLAY

The Crookston Public Library’s summer reading program, Summer Library Experience!, is ready to blast off Thursday with a mini-play.  This summer’s theme is around space exploration. Thursday’s play is about a mouse who dreams of being a superhero who can travel to outer space and while written for a younger audience is open to all

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