Clear Lake Mirror Reporter

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By Michelle Watson

By Michelle Watson

Scott and Robin Wilson have learned that when God places something on your heart, the only thing you can do is listen.  Scott, who is the senior pastor at Clear Lake Christian Church, and his wife, Robin, will be moving to Bo, in Sierra Leone, in July to become full time missionaries.

The Wilsons visited Sierra Leone four and one-half years ago for two and one-half weeks.

The names of finalists seeking to become the new Clear Lake Chief of Police could be named early next week.

City Administrator Scott Flory and Mayor Nelson Crabb said Monday the search is progressing well and the city is on track to have a permanent chief seated in early August.

The pool of 24 applicants for the job was narrowed to 10 and telephone interviews have been completed with that group by a committee of seven persons.  That committee identified four candidates for further analysis.

The North Shore Drive Reconstruction Project is expected to be complete just in time for the busy July 4 holiday.

Jason Petersburg, from Veenstra & Kimm, told the City Council Monday night paving of the road is complete, as well as all driveways and sidewalks except for a section located between Buddy Holly Place and North 5th Street.  The final section is expected to be completed within days.

Petersburg said sod and electrical work is in process and the entire project will wrap up by June 28.