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Noticing a change in your width? So are we!

Notice anything different about your newspaper this week?

This issue of the Mirror-Reporter is the first to be printed on a 22-inch page.

Noticing a change in your width? So are we!

Notice anything different about your newspaper this week?

This issue of the Mirror-Reporter is the first to be printed on a 22-inch page.

Drastic drop in Clear Lake water level traced to displaced gauge

(Above) The instrument which measures the level of Clear Lake for the US Geological Survey was re-set last week after it was discovered it had been moved or plugged.-Reporter photo by Chris Barragy.

by Marianne Gasaway

If you enjoy tracking the Lake Level each week in the Mirror-Reporter— and we know many of you do — you no doubt noticed a large drop in the water level last week.

Drastic drop in Clear Lake water level traced to displaced gauge

(Above) The instrument which measures the level of Clear Lake for the US Geological Survey was re-set last week after it was discovered it had been moved or plugged.-Reporter photo by Chris Barragy.

by Marianne Gasaway

If you enjoy tracking the Lake Level each week in the Mirror-Reporter— and we know many of you do — you no doubt noticed a large drop in the water level last week.

Voters must choose new representative for 4th District

For the first time in eight years, voters in Iowa’s 4th Congressional District will hit the polls to choose a new representative for the seat.

The race pits Democratic candidate J.D. Scholten, who narrowly lost to Republican incumbent Steve King in 2018, against Randy Feenstra, former Iowa Senator who unseated King in the primary election in February.

Voters must choose new representative for 4th District

For the first time in eight years, voters in Iowa’s 4th Congressional District will hit the polls to choose a new representative for the seat.

The race pits Democratic candidate J.D. Scholten, who narrowly lost to Republican incumbent Steve King in 2018, against Randy Feenstra, former Iowa Senator who unseated King in the primary election in February.

Noticing a change in your width? So are we!

Notice anything different about your newspaper this week?

This issue of the Mirror-Reporter is the first to be printed on a 22-inch page.

Noticing a change in your width? So are we!

Notice anything different about your newspaper this week?

This issue of the Mirror-Reporter is the first to be printed on a 22-inch page.

Robert Leonard Kimball

Robert Leonard Kimball, 96, of Ventura, died Friday, October 23, 2020, at MercyOne North Iowa Hospice in Mason City.A funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. Friday, October 30, 2020, at Ward-Van Slyke Colonial Chapel, 310 1st Ave. N., Clear Lake. Inurnment will be at Memorial Park at a later date.Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service at the funeral home where masks will be required.Robert was born October 10, 1924, the son of Walter and Ruth Alice (Whetsler) Kimball in Corwith, IA.

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