Mirror-Reporter e-Edition 5-26-2021

Lights, Camera, Action!!

Mirror-Reporter e-Edition 5-26-2021

Lights, Camera, Action!!

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Looking back , looking forward a year after COVID

Columbia is worth the wait for this CLHS grad

by Marianne Gasaway

One year ago Lydia Futrell was standing before the 2020 Clear Lake High School graduating class joking about the “worst senior year ever,” but she was optimistic all of that was about to change.   “I believe that we are going to go out and make the future that we envisioned a reality,” she declared.

Looking back , looking forward a year after COVID

Columbia is worth the wait for this CLHS grad

by Marianne Gasaway

One year ago Lydia Futrell was standing before the 2020 Clear Lake High School graduating class joking about the “worst senior year ever,” but she was optimistic all of that was about to change.   “I believe that we are going to go out and make the future that we envisioned a reality,” she declared.

Two applicants to city’s business incubator program receive approval

(Above) Chris Andersen launched his business, Chris’ Kettle Korn, two years ago at the Clear Lake Farmers Market.  Andersen was introduced Monday as one of the first participants in the city’s new business incubator program.  He will soon open a downtown location.  Andersen continues to support the Farmers Market, which opened for the season on Saturday in the Surf Ballroom parking lot.

by Marianne Gasaway

Commercial dock use issue re-surfaces

Council directs City Administrator to look into damage, conflicts

by Marianne Gasaway

One year after it passed an ordinance limiting commercial use on its new city dock at the end of Main Avenue, the Clear Lake City Council has asked City Administrator Scott Flory to explore the possibility of prohibiting commercial use of all public accesses and all public docks.

Commercial dock use issue re-surfaces

Council directs City Administrator to look into damage, conflicts

by Marianne Gasaway

One year after it passed an ordinance limiting commercial use on its new city dock at the end of Main Avenue, the Clear Lake City Council has asked City Administrator Scott Flory to explore the possibility of prohibiting commercial use of all public accesses and all public docks.

Two applicants to city’s business incubator program receive approval

(Above) Chris Andersen launched his business, Chris’ Kettle Korn, two years ago at the Clear Lake Farmers Market.  Andersen was introduced Monday as one of the first participants in the city’s new business incubator program.  He will soon open a downtown location.  Andersen continues to support the Farmers Market, which opened for the season on Saturday in the Surf Ballroom parking lot.

by Marianne Gasaway

Two applicants to city’s business incubator program receive approval

(Above) Chris Andersen launched his business, Chris’ Kettle Korn, two years ago at the Clear Lake Farmers Market.  Andersen was introduced Monday as one of the first participants in the city’s new business incubator program.  He will soon open a downtown location.  Andersen continues to support the Farmers Market, which opened for the season on Saturday in the Surf Ballroom parking lot.

by Marianne Gasaway

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