LAKE LEVEL

Rain last week caused a .36” increase in the lake level. The new level measured

 -8.16” below the weir.  Last year at this time the lake measured -29.76” below the weir.

Chances to win in Holiday Giveaway

Christmas may come early for some lucky Clear Lake and Ventura residents.

Honoring our veterans

Mike Nelson, Commander of the local V.F.W. Post 4868, and honor guard members Denny Ouverson and Mike Cash, folded the flag and made a flag presentation to Clear Lake High School in memory of Carrie

Hugi claims at-large Clear Lake City Council position

Gary Hugi won the at-large position on the Clear Lake City Council following the Regular Election held on Tuesday, Nov. 5.  Hugi topped fellow newcomer Peter Lagios with more than 82 percent of the vote.  

Tesar elected Mayor in Ventura

Ventura had a surprise following the Regular Election.  Art Tesar was elected Mayor of Ventura, after 69 votes were cast for him as a write-in candidate.

“We are very happy Art is going to take the reigns as Mayor, because he has a lot of experience,” said Else Taylor, 

Ventura City Clerk.  “It takes a couple of years to learn what is involved and expected of the mayor, but with Art’s experience he will just step right in.”

Area church continues efforts in Haiti

For the past three years after the devastating earthquake struck Haiti in 2010, Zion Lutheran Church’s global mission teams have worked to help rebuild a church in Carrefour, an area within the country’s capital of Port-au-Prince.  The Strait Gate church was totally leveled following the earthquake, much like many of the homes and other buildings in the area.  Worship services were being held in a tent with a generator and a few lightbulbs.  

Busy day at the polls

Clear Lake turned out in large numbers to cast their ballots in the 2013 Regular City Elections held on Tuesday, Nov. 5.  Above, voters cast 

GHV bows out of playoffs in 34-13 loss

By Scott Watson

It was a tough way to end the season as the Garner-Hayfield/Ventura Cardinals (7-4) were eliminated in the first round of playoffs by the Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley Nighthawks (9-1), 34-13. Big plays made the difference for the Nighthawks as both teams managed over 300 yards of offense.

Each of the Nighthawk touchdowns came from a play of more than 20 yards, making it difficult 

Clear Lake sinks Ballard Bombers, 35-7

The Clear Lake Lions roared back from a slow start to sink the Ballard Bombers 35-7 in the opening round of the Class 3A State play-offs Wednesday night, Oct. 30. 

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