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City: Red Lake River water level continues to recede, staff will monitor levels and future weather forecasts

City of Crookston At 4:30 pm today, the Red Lake River level at Crookston was 21.02 feet and is continuing to slowly recede.  Please continue to call 218-281-4363 or 218-281-4383 to report any high-water concerns.   City staff… Login to continue reading Login…

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Crookston Bremer Bank representative named one of seven Top Producing Loan Officers by Minnesota Housing

Bremer Bank and Minnesota Housing Seven Bremer Bank loan officers have been named Top Producing Loan Officers by Minnesota Housing for their loan production volume in 2021. The Minnesota Housing Top Producing Loan Officer Program has recognized individual loan officers with the highest volume of Minnesota Housing program loans for more than a decade.

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Park Board gets updates on pool and summer activities, hears from high school visitor

Crookston Parks and Recreation Director Jake Solberg gave the Park Board an update on the Crookston Community Pool after it recently reopened and upcoming summer activities during their April 25 meeting. The board also heard from a visiting Crookston High School student who brought up a suggestion for dogs at the Humane Society.

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City Council tables sale of tax forfeited non-conservation land

Crookston City Council tabled a resolution approving the sale for tax forfeited non-conservation land property on Ingersoll Avenue at their April 25 meeting with a consensus that they’d like to see interim city administrator Corky Reynolds go back to Polk County to explore the situation. The land, which is designated as Parcel No. 82.02216.00, is located on the corner of Ingersoll Avenue and South Front Street and reportedly had $18,000 worth of past specials on the property. The intended purchase price of the land appeared to be $500, Reynolds told the Council.

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Golden Link Senior Center to host mental health educational series events in May

The Golden Link Senior Center in Crookston recently received a grant from The Carl and Verna Schmidt Foundation to have informational speakers and their first series of events is with Alluma. There will be four events May 3, 10, 17 and 24 starting at 10 a.m. at the senior center with different topics presented by Alluma speakers.

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ECFE Pool Night: Great attendance

Crookston Early Childhood Family Education held their pool event at the Crookston Community Pool April 25 and had great attendance. ECFE Parent Educator Gina Gunderson shared that 20 plus children attended with their parents and grandparents exploring the water, and, for some, it was the first time at the pool. "Lots of giggles, squeals, and splashing were heard and such a joy watching families enjoying time together!" said Gunderson. "Thank you to the Crookston Community Pool and the lifeguards for allowing this event to take place! I would encourage families to consider utilizing the pool during open swim hours and enjoy the experience with your children!" (Submitted photos)

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