Clear Lake Mirror Reporter

Citing a desire to present a more unified image and take advantage of timing, the AEA 267 board of directors made a decision during their Oct. 5 meeting to change the agency’s name from Area Education Agency 267 to Central Rivers Area Education Agency.

Clear Lake High School cross country runners changed up their training routine a bit last week and enlisted the help of some four-legged friends at Patriots for Pets.  Aliyah Bennett (pictured in front) had the idea to involve the rescue dogs in a workout and organized the outing.  “Our whole team participated.

The Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter recently completed its annual subscription campaign. Three local workers canvassed the Clear Lake area for two weeks in September selling one year and two year subscriptions to Clear Lake’s “hometown” newspaper.  Hundreds of local residents responded by purchasing new and renewing existing subscriptions.  Linda Thoen (right) was the top seller in this year’s campaign, as well as the top seller of new subscriptions to the Mirror-Reporter.

Citing a desire to present a more unified image and take advantage of timing, the AEA 267 board of directors made a decision during their Oct. 5 meeting to change the agency’s name from Area Education Agency 267 to Central Rivers Area Education Agency.