CL students compete in Special Olympics

The Clear Lake Lions Special Olympics Team competed at the State Summer Games on the Iowa State University campus, in Ames, on Friday, May 20.Following are the results for Clear Lake athletes that competed:•Urijah Maulsby placed 1st, receiving the Gold Medal in the Softball Throw.  •Tyler Bailey placed 2nd in the 100 meter dash and also 2nd in the 50 meter dash.  •Zoey Campbell placed 2nd in the 100 meter dash and 4th in the 50 meter dash.

Letting go can be hard – especially when it’s something you love

Our final photo together – Northeast Iowa’s Pike’s Peak State Park, located on the Upper Mississippi River.

Letting go can be hard – especially when it’s something you love

(Above) Our final photo together – Northeast Iowa’s Pike’s Peak State Park, located on the Upper Mississippi River.

Letting go can be hard – especially when it’s something you love

(Above) Our final photo together – Northeast Iowa’s Pike’s Peak State Park, located on the Upper Mississippi River.

Letting go can be hard – especially when it’s something you love

by Lowell WashburnMcGregor, IA -- It was a brilliant spring day, and my wife Carol and I were admiring the view from atop the highest bluff at Clayton County’s Pike’s Peak State Park.  Five hundred feet below, the sprawling island studded expanse of the Upper Mississippi River provided one of Iowa’s most scenic backdrops.  In addition to being America’s continental drainpipe, the Mighty Mississip’ is also a vital corridor for millions of migrating birds.But today’s priority went beyond the enjoyment

Public transit service will end June 30

by Marianne GasawayOne Vision has informed the City of Clear Lake that effective June 30 it will no longer provide transit services to the general public in Clear Lake.One Vision CEO Mark Dodd spoke with the City Council Monday, saying due to rising insurance costs and difficulty finding an insurance carrier and staffing, it has decided not to renew the contract to be a sub-contractor for NIACOG.The City of Clear Lake currently provides financial support for transit services through an agreement with the North Iowa Area Council of Governments (NIACOG).

Public transit service will end June 30

by Marianne GasawayOne Vision has informed the City of Clear Lake that effective June 30 it will no longer provide transit services to the general public in Clear Lake.One Vision CEO Mark Dodd spoke with the City Council Monday, saying due to rising insurance costs and difficulty finding an insurance carrier and staffing, it has decided not to renew the contract to be a sub-contractor for NIACOG.The City of Clear Lake currently provides financial support for transit services through an agreement with the North Iowa Area Council of Governments (NIACOG).

CL man charged with attempted murder

A Clear Lake man accused of trying to run over two people on a motorcycle is facing attempted murder charges.Chad Ronald Gustin, 43, was booked into the Cerro Gordo County Jail Monday afternoon, May 31, and is being held without bail.According to Clear Lake Police Captain Mike Colby, the arrest stems from an incident which took place in the evening on May 29 in Clear Lake.  Clear Lake police officers responded to an incident that took place in the area of North 8th Street and 3rd Avenue North.  It was repo

CL man charged with attempted murder

A Clear Lake man accused of trying to run over two people on a motorcycle is facing attempted murder charges.Chad Ronald Gustin, 43, was booked into the Cerro Gordo County Jail Monday afternoon, May 31, and is being held without bail.According to Clear Lake Police Captain Mike Colby, the arrest stems from an incident which took place in the evening on May 29 in Clear Lake.  Clear Lake police officers responded to an incident that took place in the area of North 8th Street and 3rd Avenue North.  It was repo

One last act of service for Lioness Club

(Above) Members of the now-disbanded Clear Lake Lioness Club recently presented three framed items and a $600 donation to the Clear Lake Historial Society Museum and Research Center.  Pictured are (L-R) Charter member Ruth Jost, Roxanne Leonard, Eileen Taylor, Alice Ruby, Gayle Becker, and Historical Society President Beth Ann Schumacher accepting the donation from club treasurer Marsha Carter.-Reporter photo by Marianne Gasaway.by Marianne GasawayAfter four decades of service to the community, the Clear Lake Lioness Club has disbande

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