High school students build real world computer science skills

David Guetzlaff and Lewis Callaway have used the opportunity and experience they gained at Kingland Systems, Clear Lake, to their advantage. -Submitted photo.

by Vernon Johnson Sr. Marketing & PR Professional

Kingland Systems

It was May 5th.

High school students build real world computer science skills

by Vernon Johnson

Sr. Marketing & PR Professional

Kingland Systems

It was May 5th.

Iowa State University freshman Lewis Callaway remembers it well.  That was the day he was introduced to Kingland and confirmed computer science was what he wanted to pursue in school and as an entrepreneur.

It’s official: Lake is ‘Iced-In’

Only one day earlier than last year

“Ice-In” was officially declared on Clear Lake Tuesday morning, Nov. 12.

Water Department Superintendent Adam Theiss said he was “surprised, but not surprised” to make the announcement.

“Monday’s winds kept ice from forming, but the cold snap eventually locked the shore in with ice.  I wouldn’t walk out on it, but I could stand on ice all the way around the lake,” said Theiss.

It’s official: Lake is ‘Iced-In’

Only one day earlier than last year

“Ice-In” was officially declared on Clear Lake Tuesday morning, Nov. 12.

Water Department Superintendent Adam Theiss said he was “surprised, but not surprised” to make the announcement.

“Monday’s winds kept ice from forming, but the cold snap eventually locked the shore in with ice.  I wouldn’t walk out on it, but I could stand on ice all the way around the lake,” said Theiss.

Incumbents returned to office

Three incumbents won re-election to the Clear Lake School Board in the Tuesday, Nov. 5, General Election.

Michael Moeller was the top vote-getter with 402 votes.  John Brady received 346 votes and Chad Kuhlers had 289. Challenger John Raymond finished with 256 votes.

Clear Lake School District voters also overwhelmingly approved the school district’s revenue purpose statement by a 469-56 margin.

Incumbents returned to office

Three incumbents won re-election to the Clear Lake School Board in the Tuesday, Nov. 5, General Election.

Michael Moeller was the top vote-getter with 402 votes.  John Brady received 346 votes and Chad Kuhlers had 289. Challenger John Raymond finished with 256 votes.

Clear Lake School District voters also overwhelmingly approved the school district’s revenue purpose statement by a 469-56 margin.

Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter E-edition 11-13-2019

"All gave some, some gave all."

Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter E-edition 11-13-2019

"All gave some, some gave all."

Gordon L. Johnson

Gordon L. Johnson, 76, of Ventura, passed away Monday, Oct. 28, 2019, at MercyOne North Iowa Hospice, in Mason City.

Funeral services were held on Thursday, Oct. 31, at Cataldo Schott Funeral Home, 505 N. Clark St., in Forest City, with the Rev. Scott Kozisek officiating.  Burial was at Ellington Township Cemetery.

Memorials may be directed to Ellington Township Cemetery Fund or MercyOne Hospice of North Iowa.

Alexander M. Starbeck

Alexander “Alex” M. Starbeck, 18, of Clear Lake, died Saturday, Nov. 2, 2019, in Clear Lake.

Funeral services are pending at this time.

In lieu of customary remembrances, the family asks memorials be directed to Clear Lake Yacht Club Sailing Center, www.clycss.com, or Iowa Chapter of American Foundation of Suicide Prevention.

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