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by Ryan Bergeron
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The Greenbush-based BIO Girls program participants and mentors pose together before beginning their 5K Color Fun starting in the GMR School back parking lot on a foggy October 19 morning, concluding the program’s second season in Greenbush. Danielle Berg led this 12-session program again this year. (submitted photo)
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Greenbush BIO Girls participants and mentors pose for a photo with Miss Minnesota Teen, Brynn Olson, who led the devotion portion of this session and talked about her life experiences during the group’s third session titled "I am in Control.” The second season of BIO Girls in Greenbush began on August 6 and will have run for 12 weeks—each filled by weekly 90-minute sessions— ending with a 5K color fun run on Saturday, October 19 at 9 am that starts in the GMR School back parking lot. (submitted photo)
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The Gator players celebrate a point together during the team’s 3-2 loss to the Ada-Borup-West Cougars in the Section 8A semifinals from the University of Minnesota Crookston on October 29. With the loss, the Gators finished the season with a 27-5 record. (photo by Ryan Bergeron)
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Kenzie Dahl (#9) lets out a celebratory yell and the Gator players celebrate together after Dahl scored the final point on a kill, capping the Gators’ 3-1 home win over the Sacred Heart Eagles on October 25—the team’s final match of the season in The Swamp—in the Section 8A Volleyball Tournament quarterfinals. Dahl led the team in kills with 14. (photo by Ryan Bergeron)
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What started out as a hobby to Alan Truscinski has turned into a sideline business, New Images Taxidermy. Alan Truscinski, local taxidermist, is seen here with the shoulder mount of a white tail deer he did for his nephew. On the table near Alan is a mallard duck that he is working on. (Tribune Files)
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