Ice phenomenon at Johnson Lake!
Posted in The Morning Fun Barge at 07:20AM on 02/04/2010
Some residents along the east shoreline of Johnson Lake are seeing a phenomenon they've never seen: ice pushing ashore, shoving rip-rap into piles and causing damage to sidewalks and yards. Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District Board members were briefed on the problem at their board meeting on Monday. CNPPID Public Relations Manager Tim Anderson says it's an unusual sight "something that's never happened since Johnson Lake was built in 1941.  Pictures by Jeanie Thompson
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Good thing my cabin is on the west side! Those pictures are crazy!
Posted by: Jillian Dowdy on February 05, 2010 at 03:51 PM
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Stafford Thompson
Stafford Thompson was born and raised in Kearney and Johnson Lake, and is very familiar with the area. He graduated from Brown Institute of Broadcasting in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1983. Having met the beautiful, talented, lovely, intelligent, effervescent and brimming-with-life Jeanie, Stafford married her and hauled her off to his first radio job in Alliance, Nebraska. After a couple years, it was off to Salina, Kansas, where they lived for about 15 years, raising their three children Bryan, Logan and Mariah. Staff and the family moved back to Johnson Lake in 1998 and have every intention of staying forever. Full-circle. Back home. Stafford is proud to be your captain. All Aboard!

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Pam Snyder is the Promotions Director and Announcer at KRVN AM/FM. Been here 25 years. Married to Frank. Live in Bertrand, Nebraska. Daughter Lindsey Robison, son-in-law Joey Robison and son Jarrod Hird. Love to ride horses, walk outside, attend rock and country concerts and watch NFL Football (especially the Minnesota Vikings).