Check out the new Mirror-Reporter website

screen shotThe Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter website has a new look and new features.

Mirror-Reporter staff worked closely with Adam Frederick and his team at WebWise Websites Inc., Mason City, to develop a free website which will be easier for visitors to navigate and access news, classified advertising, weather, sports reports, obituaries, photos, a live lake view and the popular Home Buyers Guide.

Check out the new Mirror-Reporter website

screen shotThe Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter website has a new look and new features.

Mirror-Reporter staff worked closely with Adam Frederick and his team at WebWise Websites Inc., Mason City, to develop a free website which will be easier for visitors to navigate and access news, classified advertising, weather, sports reports, obituaries, photos, a live lake view and the popular Home Buyers Guide.

GREEN & GROWING

People walking at GardensCentral Gardens celebrates 10 years

“To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow,” Audrey Hepburn once said.

GREEN & GROWING

People walking at GardensCentral Gardens celebrates 10 years

“To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow,” Audrey Hepburn once said.

Police chief finalists named

Offer may be made by June 30

Three finalists have been identified in the search for a new Clear Lake police chief.

Paul Ver Meer, chief of the Creston, Iowa Police Department; Jeff Hanson, chief of the Spirit Lake Police Department; and Captain Pete Roth, employed by the University of Iowa Department of Public Safety.

Police chief finalists named

Offer may be made by June 30

Three finalists have been identified in the search for a new Clear Lake police chief.

Paul Ver Meer, chief of the Creston, Iowa Police Department; Jeff Hanson, chief of the Spirit Lake Police Department; and Captain Pete Roth, employed by the University of Iowa Department of Public Safety.

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Putting in the diving board

Employees of Touristville Boat Co. were shown moving the diving board into place at City Beach in 1965.  Lifeguards went on full-time duty in mid-June to supervise swimmers and to supervise the divers that use the board.

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