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Arrest/Fire Report – Friday, March 22, 2019 The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals: Roberto Sandoval, 38, for felony 5th-degree drug possession. James Bruce Lenoir, 31 of Crookston, for felony 5th-degree drug possession with a prior conviction. Lori Lee Hill, 36 of Crookston, for felony 5th-degree drug possession with subsequent […]
Tri-Valley Opportunity Council held a public forum Wednesday morning during which they shared numbers from their 2017 study in which The Heartland Express bus, which is funded primarily through grants totaling 80 percent of its operating cost, provided 185,433 rides. Recent discussions in town have included whether T.H.E. Bus could be expanded for third shift
Two Crookston residents used Monday night’s Crookston forum during the City Council meeting to question how the City handles snow around residential properties. David Regeimbal and Emily Harrington both came forward with their concerns. Regeimbal asked why the City wasn’t enforcing calendar parking, was plowing three to four feet of snow into driveways and why
The Crookston City Council met on Monday night at City Hall. The meeting consisted of only items on the consent agenda and one public presentation during the Crookston Forum. Passed on the consent agenda were the Council Minutes from the January 14 meeting and resolutions approving bills and disbursements in the amount of $690,887.47, approving
