Remember When 8-3-2016

(Above) Bayside roller coaster - After the first Bayside roller coaster was destroyed by a tornado in 1931, a second roller coaster was built in 1942 by the Philadelphia Toboggan Co. for John J. Shea of the Bayside Amusement Park. The second roller coaster, as seen here adjacent to the Ritz Dinner Club parking lot, was razed in 1958 to make room for a housing development.

Remember When 8-3-2016

(Above) Bayside roller coaster - After the first Bayside roller coaster was destroyed by a tornado in 1931, a second roller coaster was built in 1942 by the Philadelphia Toboggan Co. for John J. Shea of the Bayside Amusement Park. The second roller coaster, as seen here adjacent to the Ritz Dinner Club parking lot, was razed in 1958 to make room for a housing development.

Clear Lake Mirror Reporter E-edition 8-3-2016

Read about the Lions' State Championship, the osprey restoration and more in this week's E-edition!

Clear Lake Mirror Reporter E-edition 8-3-2016

Read about the Lions' State Championship, the osprey restoration and more in this week's E-edition!

Lions roll past Denver in State opener

(Above) There’s no doubt where Clear Lake pitcher Ben Mason is when you can see the State Capital in the background.  According to Coach Seth Thompson, Mason attacked the strike zone all night and did a great job on the mound for the Lions. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Lions roll past Denver in State opener

(Above) There’s no doubt where Clear Lake pitcher Ben Mason is when you can see the State Capital in the background.  According to Coach Seth Thompson, Mason attacked the strike zone all night and did a great job on the mound for the Lions. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Win over Central Springs sends Lions to State

(Above) Clear Lake’s Zach Lester successfully steals third base. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Win over Central Springs sends Lions to State

(Above) Clear Lake’s Zach Lester successfully steals third base. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

Remember When 7-27-2016

(Above) Building comes down in 1966 - Another downtown building became dust and shambles in 1966.  Knutson’s Philips 66 station, located on the corner of 20 1/2 N. 4th St. came down to make room for a $40,000 addition to the Clear Lake Bakery.

25 Years Ago

July 1991

Remember When 7-27-2016

(Above) Building comes down in 1966 - Another downtown building became dust and shambles in 1966.  Knutson’s Philips 66 station, located on the corner of 20 1/2 N. 4th St. came down to make room for a $40,000 addition to the Clear Lake Bakery.

25 Years Ago

July 1991

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