Mike Estes has a new job.
The longtime Parks and Rec programmer will now serve as coordinator for Teton County Search and Rescue. He s volunteered for the rescue outfit for 28 years.
Estes will take over from Jess King, who spent seven years in the role and left on March 1.
Anthony Stevens served as the interim coordinator and will continue to volunteer and serve as Search and Rescue s Training Advisor.
The transition comes with a few changes in the coordinator role.
Estes primary job will be supporting the Teton County Search and Rescue Board of Advisors to make sure the team is rescue ready at all times. That will entail record keeping and organization, gear maintenance, and facilitating training, as well as coordinating communications between Search and Rescue and its partners.
Four masked students played at socially distanced pianos one evening in February at the Surf Ballroom Music Enrichment Center in Clear Lake.
The students, between 7 and 11 years old, were participating in Karen Millerâs piano lessons that prior to COVID-19 were held in her home.
Karen Miller works with Victor Rasmussen, 7, at piano lessons at the Surf Ballroom Music Enrichment Center in Clear Lake. The center offers musical outreach programming for children and adults. Ashley Stewart
âThis space has been awesome,â she said, noting her living room wouldnât have allowed the students to distance as much as needed.
The Music Enrichment Center at 509 Buddy Holly Place has been a beacon for the North Iowa Cultural Center & Museum, the nonprofit that operates the historic Surf Ballroom & Museum.
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