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By Suzanne Werre
Editor
It was nearly standing/sitting-room-only at Tuesday night’s Central McLean co-op committee meeting, as adults and even more students made their way to the meeting to listen to the discussion between the committee members. The Central McLean co-op is made up of the McClusky, Turtle Lake-Mercer and Underwood schools, each of whom have two representatives on the co-op board.
The board gave the formal approval to enter into a trap-shooting co-op, approved Angie Riehl, Underwood’s business manager, as the fiscal agent for the co-op, and was updated on the current coaching needs within the co-op.
The board kept with its original agenda, and nobody in the audience asked to be recognized to speak as they went on to discuss the current Central McLean co-op and recent developments.
Underwood had recently asked to enter into a full co-op with all sports, adding on to the current football, softball, baseball, golf and track teams. McClusky had also indicated at a recent co-op board meeting that it was in favor of an all-in co-op.
