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In a carryover from the City Council meeting, the Ways and Means Committee considered legal action against Dean and Roman Adams over a late 2017 property sale that has yet to be finalized. Reading from his notes, City Administrator Shannon Stassen read from his notes that the committee, on a recommendation from the City Attorney […]
Two members of the Crookston community addressed City Council Monday night during the Crookston forum portion of the City Council meeting. The time is allotted for individuals to address the council about any item not on the regular agenda. Monday night, Lester Wilkens, Master of the Masonic Lodge and Patrick Yates, 110 South Hubbard, addressed
Prior to the fireworks at the conclusion of Tuesday’s Ways & Means Committee that we reported on yesterday, the committee moved forward with several topics during the meeting. The first was the review of the twice-a-month recycling collection, which as previously reported showed a drastic drop-off in utilization (58 percent) between the first and second
During Tuesday night’s Crookston Ways & Means Committee (Crookston City Council, department heads and staff) meeting former councilwoman Dana Johnson accused City Administrator Shannon Stassen of being a liar and he was hired by the City illegally and called his conduct into question regarding emails she has seen. Johnson said she wasn’t going to bring
During a review of the Crookston School District Audit, they discovered that revenues from the District’s swimming pool referendum will be slightly less than previously thought and shared that information with the City of Crookston Monday afternoon. The adjustment is from the Minnesota State Department of Education in their Levy Limitation Report. Crookston Schools Superintendent
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
