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Crazy Days with 'Crookston Vibes' underway Thursday Staff from several businesses are decked out in their 1970s best Crookston Times Crazy Days in Crookston is underway in and around downtown Crookston, with local retailers offering specials, bargains and other deals downtown and elsewhere, and other activities and festivities also being held throughout the day and into the evening. This year’s Crazy Days theme is retro in nature, with “Crookston Vibes” a nod to life in the 1970s. In addition to retailers offering bargains, there are food vendors and other booths and tables set up throu...

New Vaccination Effort in New Bedford Brings Shots to the People From fairytales to Hollywood blockbusters, "the rule of three" suggests good things come in threes. Now, some New Bedford-based organizations are coming together to hope that the rule of three will help boost the city's COVID-19 vaccination rate. Pam Cole, a member of the Commission for Citizens with Disabilities, announced on WBSM a new program developed to vaccinate New Bedford residents in the comfort of their homes, in hopes of raising the stagnant local vaccination numbers. "We're 10 percent below the state average, but i...

Annin Flagmakers continues to be the largest maker of America's symbol Coshocton Tribune Annin Flagmakers of Coshocton makes U.S. Flags from 4 inches by 6 inches to 4 feet by 6 feet. It also makes flags for golf courses, specialty flags and state flags. Larger flags are for poles, smaller ones come on a stick. The plant has persevered during the pandemic, despite a decrease in employees and being closed for seven weeks. The factory currently has 115 full-time employees and 50 seasonal employees, but are still hiring. COSHOCTON - Despite issues stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic and a void in...

Mike Christopherson What year did you work in the Crookston Times newsroom? It was 2007, which I think would have been the second year of the program and the first I believe to feature a graduating senior as the chosen intern.  What was your favorite part of your experience at the Times? The opportunity to work in the field in itself indicated, to me, an aspect of the city of Crookston seemingly unappreciated, if not more today than back in the day, in that we often simultaneously enjoyed seclusion while nevertheless having access. One of the particular moments I recall was when I braved the...