Remember When 11-10-2021

(Above) Farm fun in 1996 - Farm fun of all kinds was had in 1996 at a Farm Breakfast held by Sunset School first graders.  The students culminated a unit on farm life with the breakfast and program for parents and guests.  Songs, dance, trivia contest and games were all part of the fun.

by Michelle Watson

25 Years Ago

November 1996

Bergvig returned to School Board; Newcomer Southgate wins second spot

by Marianne Gasaway

Clear Lake School Board incumbent Chyrl Bergvig was returned to the board by voters, but challenger Greg Southgate narrowly claimed the second open seat on the board with a 13 vote victory over incumbent Tony Brownlee.  

Bergvig returned to School Board; Newcomer Southgate wins second spot

by Marianne Gasaway

Clear Lake School Board incumbent Chyrl Bergvig was returned to the board by voters, but challenger Greg Southgate narrowly claimed the second open seat on the board with a 13 vote victory over incumbent Tony Brownlee.  

Council provides glimpse of things to come

Workshop issues range from golf carts to boat ramp use

by Marianne Gasaway

Clear Lake City Council members offered up their own version of a “Throwback Thursday” last week when the group, along with City Administrator Scott Flory, Police Chief Pete Roth and Finance Director Creighton Schmidt, sat down to discuss community issues.

Longtime Council member Mike Callanan said workshops were a common occurrence in his early days on the Council.

Council provides glimpse of things to come

Workshop issues range from golf carts to boat ramp use

by Marianne Gasaway

Clear Lake City Council members offered up their own version of a “Throwback Thursday” last week when the group, along with City Administrator Scott Flory, Police Chief Pete Roth and Finance Director Creighton Schmidt, sat down to discuss community issues.

Longtime Council member Mike Callanan said workshops were a common occurrence in his early days on the Council.

‘Conversations’ group offers diversity in educational approach

(Above) Classical Conversation students get ready for a lesson from a parent/tutor at the Zion Lutheran Church location.  The group, which meets on Tuesdays, uses three keys to education: Classical, Christian and Community.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

by Michelle Watson

‘Conversations’ group offers diversity in educational approach

(Above) Classical Conversation students get ready for a lesson from a parent/tutor at the Zion Lutheran Church location.  The group, which meets on Tuesdays, uses three keys to education: Classical, Christian and Community.  -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

by Michelle Watson

Clear Lake football players named to All-District teams

by Marianne Gasaway

Two members of the Clear Lake High School football team have been named Most Valuable Players in Class 2A District 3 and join four others as First Team All-District players.

Quarterback Carson Toebe and defensive back Jagger Schmitt were designated by District coaches as the Most Valuable Players on offense and defense respectively.  Both are seniors.

Clear Lake football players named to All-District teams

by Marianne Gasaway

Two members of the Clear Lake High School football team have been named Most Valuable Players in Class 2A District 3 and join four others as First Team All-District players.

Quarterback Carson Toebe and defensive back Jagger Schmitt were designated by District coaches as the Most Valuable Players on offense and defense respectively.  Both are seniors.

Clear Lake football players named to All-District teams

by Marianne Gasaway

Two members of the Clear Lake High School football team have been named Most Valuable Players in Class 2A District 3 and join four others as First Team All-District players.

Quarterback Carson Toebe and defensive back Jagger Schmitt were designated by District coaches as the Most Valuable Players on offense and defense respectively.  Both are seniors.

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