Game on!

(L-R) Goalie Clayton Gasaway, Alex Snow, Carter Markwardt and Aizik Enabnit, were among the first to hit the ice when the Marian Park ice rink opened for the season at 2nd Avenue North and North 12th Street.  Warming house hours are 6-8:30 p.m. nightly and Saturdays and Sundays 1-6 p.m.  Monday nights are designated for high school skaters only.  Skating is free to the public.-Reporter photo by Chris Barragy.

Unique storytelling program helping seniors to expand imagination

(Above) Country Meadow Place Manager and TimeSlips facilitator Kimberly Boyd displays a scrapbook of stories created by residents using the TimeSlips program.

We are all full of stories.  But as the years go by, memory loss can become frustrating and even debilitating. A program aimed to improve the well-being of seniors by infusing creativity into care relationships and systems has been introduced at Country Meadow Place, located just outside of Clear Lake.

Unique storytelling program helping seniors to expand imagination

We are all full of stories.  But as the years go by, memory loss can become frustrating and even debilitating. A program aimed to improve the well-being of seniors by infusing creativity into care relationships and systems has been introduced at Country Meadow Place, located just outside of Clear Lake.

TimeSlips, a storytelling program for seniors, is now offered four times each week at the assisted living and memory care community located just off Highway 122 between Clear Lake and Mason City.

Unique storytelling program helping seniors to expand imagination

(Above) Country Meadow Place Manager and TimeSlips facilitator Kimberly Boyd displays a scrapbook of stories created by residents using the TimeSlips program.

We are all full of stories.  But as the years go by, memory loss can become frustrating and even debilitating. A program aimed to improve the well-being of seniors by infusing creativity into care relationships and systems has been introduced at Country Meadow Place, located just outside of Clear Lake.

Unique storytelling program helping seniors to expand imagination

We are all full of stories.  But as the years go by, memory loss can become frustrating and even debilitating. A program aimed to improve the well-being of seniors by infusing creativity into care relationships and systems has been introduced at Country Meadow Place, located just outside of Clear Lake.

TimeSlips, a storytelling program for seniors, is now offered four times each week at the assisted living and memory care community located just off Highway 122 between Clear Lake and Mason City.

Retiring CL teachers represent 237.5 years of experience, and counting

With a few days remaining before the application deadline, eight longtime teachers have notified the School Board of their intention to retire at the end of the school year.

Retiring CL teachers represent 237.5 years of experience, and counting

With a few days remaining before the application deadline, eight longtime teachers have notified the School Board of their intention to retire at the end of the school year.

Council gives unanimous approval to Main Street project

The Clear Lake City Council voted unanimously Monday night to proceed with the $980,273 East Main Avenue Reconstruction and Bike Lane Extension Project, but may consider a change in parking areas designated in the plan.

The Council held a public hearing on the proposed resolution of necessity for the work Monday.  Three property owners appeared to ask questions, with two of them voicing their opposition to the plan.

Council gives unanimous approval to Main Street project

The Clear Lake City Council voted unanimously Monday night to proceed with the $980,273 East Main Avenue Reconstruction and Bike Lane Extension Project, but may consider a change in parking areas designated in the plan.

The Council held a public hearing on the proposed resolution of necessity for the work Monday.  Three property owners appeared to ask questions, with two of them voicing their opposition to the plan.

Lions dominate Cowgirls; remain perfect in conference

(Above) Clear Lake’s Jordyn Barragy tips the ball in Tuesday night’s game against Clarion-Goldfield.  The Lions pounded the Cowgirls, 66-22.  Barragy ended the night with 13-points and three rebounds. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy

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