McClusky Gazette News
Fischer recovering after loss of limbs
Matthew Fischer of Mercer, ND was involved in a terrible farming accident on Nov 10, 2013. The accident caused the loss of his left arm and left leg.
2013 in Review Part II
The bed races bring out the crowd each year, patient watchers of the fast and furious racing on the streets of McClusky.
2013 in Review
The Experience Works Senior Community Service Employment Program, with several job openings available, accepted applications for workers age 55 or older and unemployed, who live in Sheridan County and have a qualifying income level.
No intention of going to work lasts nearly 29 years
"I think you should apply" said Barb Lauer’s father-in-law Ted Lauer, when he learned that there would be an opening at the local bank. "I had no intention of going to work at that time," laughed Barb.
Goodrich students present Reindeer Whisperer
Goodrich School students held their Christmas program on Wednesday evening, Dec. 11 at the Goodrich School gym.
Santa Day cold, crisp and full of treats
Bingo started festivities after school hours on Santa Day in McClusky on Dec 11 with a small crowd of young players, along with companions, parents and teachers keeping a helpful eye on the games.
JDA special meeting airs complaints
A small gathering, of eight plus McClusky Job Development members, Chair Roberta Hunt, Andrea Kluck, Jason Parsons and Joey Belisle, listened to daycare supervisor Ilean Gross and other visitors about the issues concerning Little Hearts Daycare and staffing issues. The meeting was held on Dec 16 at McClusky City Hall Council chambers.
When the going gets tough
Cecil Schuh, longtime worker on the Sheridan County Highway Dept. retired this winter. He has had his full share of good and bad winters, along with the blessings that come with working near your home.
OSHA and street issues fill City meeting time
With worker liability always a concern, City Maintenance Tom Giese received instruction from the McClusky City Council on his work with excavations for the city. “Stay out of the hole,” they told him.
Merchants reaffirm officers who serve “life terms” once elected
Telling them there is no out after being elected, or volunteering, the president, secretary, and treasurer of the McClusky Merchants As-sociation were re-chosen for another year. “It is move or die,” one member quipped.
