Got junk? Large item pickup starts Monday

It’s one of the most anticipated events of the season- and it doesn’t even involve a carnival, tourists or the lake.  The City of Clear Lake’s 2020 Fall Large Item Pickup will begin on Monday, Sept. 14.   The date has been especially anticipated since the cancellation of the Spring Pick-Up due to the pandemic.

Residents are encouraged to use the event as an opportunity to dispose of large items that cannot be discarded through their weekly garbage service.

Studying Ants

If we pay close attention, ants can provide some valuable life lessons

by Lowell Washburn

I bought another small farm last week.  I’m still pretty excited about that.  OK, so I should probably note that it’s only a plastic Ant Farm, but I’m excited just the same.

Studying Ants

If we pay close attention, ants can provide some valuable life lessons

by Lowell Washburn

I bought another small farm last week.  I’m still pretty excited about that.  OK, so I should probably note that it’s only a plastic Ant Farm, but I’m excited just the same.

Lake child care center beats the odds: No COVID cases

(Above) Lake Town Charlie Brown On-Site Director Laura Lester takes Arya Hennigar’s temperature as she prepares to enter the center. Hand sanitizing is also required for entry and no parents or visitors are allowed past the front desk. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy.

by Marianne Gasaway

A Clear Lake child care center has done the seemingly impossible — managed to stay open continuously during the pandemic with no COVID-19 cases.

Mirror-Reporter E-edition 9-2-20

Local daycare center beats the odds

Mirror-Reporter E-edition 9-2-20

Local daycare center beats the odds

Lake child care center beats the odds: No COVID cases

(Above) Lake Town Charlie Brown On-Site Director Laura Lester takes Arya Hennigar’s temperature as she prepares to enter the center. Hand sanitizing is also required for entry and no parents or visitors are allowed past the front desk. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy.

No COVID cases

by Marianne Gasaway

A Clear Lake child care center has done the seemingly impossible — managed to stay open continuously during the pandemic with no COVID-19 cases.

Remember When 9-2-2020

(Above) New weight machine in 1970 - Just arrived in 1970 at the Clear Lake High School, was a new circuit training weight machine.  The new piece had 17 stations, allowing 30 boys to condition at one time.  The weights were adjustable and enclosed and permited a coordinated physical training session for one group every 10 minutes.

by Michelle Watson

25 Years Ago

September 1995

Remember When 9-2-2020

(Above) New weight machine in 1970 - Just arrived in 1970 at the Clear Lake High School, was a new circuit training weight machine.  The new piece had 17 stations, allowing 30 boys to condition at one time.  The weights were adjustable and enclosed and permited a coordinated physical training session for one group every 10 minutes.

by Michelle Watson

25 Years Ago

September 1995

Lake child care center beats the odds: No COVID cases

(Above) Lake Town Charlie Brown On-Site Director Laura Lester takes Arya Hennigar’s temperature as she prepares to enter the center. Hand sanitizing is also required for entry and no parents or visitors are allowed past the front desk. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy.

by Marianne Gasaway

A Clear Lake child care center has done the seemingly impossible — managed to stay open continuously during the pandemic with no COVID-19 cases.

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