We limit our roster size in order to maintain solitude on the trail and to keep our check points from becoming over crowded. We cannot accept all entries. Preference is given to race veterans and past volunteers. If you were on the 2021 roster you can register as a race veteran. ALL applications will be…
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By Paul Vold kkinradio@embarqmail.com (7/21/21) (Crosby, MN) — The conversation with bicycles on city sidewalks and hearing both sides of the issue continues to be a discussion topic with our monthly chat with Crosby Mayor Jim Hunter. Mayor Hunter and concerned Crosby residents are working on forming a committee to hear both sides of the…
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By Paul Vold kkinradio@embarqmail.com (7/2/21) (Crosby, MN) — The Crosby City Council meeting from Monday night garnered the attention of the local residents, business owners, and other concerned people to discuss the City’s stance of allowing riding bicycles on the city sidewalks. Former Crosby Mayor Bob Novak, who was unable to attend the previous meeting,…
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By Paul Vold kkinradio@embarqmail.com (7/1/21) (Crosby, MN) — Discussions at the Crosby City Council meeting Monday night leaned more towards the on-going talks concerning bicycles on city sidewalks, while touching on the potential of a State Shutdown among other issues from the City Hall Council Chambers. The Council did approve the resignation of Alex Everson…
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By Paul Vold kkinradio@embarqmail.com (6/24/21) (Crosby, MN) — City of Crosby Mayor Jim Hunter spoke heavily on the cycling’s impact on the community during our monthly conversation while also talking about the economic growth of Crosby. Mayor Hunter spoke about Crosby’s bicycle ordinance prohibiting riding bikes on city sidewalks. Conflict does arise with local businesses…
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By Paul Vold kkinradio@embarqmail.com (6/24/21) (Ironton, MN) — The Ironton City Council during their regular meeting on June 16th voted to ban bicycles on city sidewalks that are regulated by the State of Minnesota. R&J Broadcasting’s Doug Gillette spoke to Ironton City Council member Rose Stromberg about the reasoning behind the ordinance. This comes off…
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