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Week in Photos: 6-1-18

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Lake City standout senior golfers Brennan Rothgarn and Thomas Huettl are leading the Tigers to a special season. Lake City is favored to make it to state for a second consecutive season.
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Child care provider Terri Zemke watches, from left, Collins Siebrecht, 2, Kenzi Luedke, 1, and Briar Price, 2, as they play at her home Friday near Oronoco. Zemke was named the Olmsted County Child Care Provider of the Year.
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Jorge Roldan, left, and Michael Siewert cut out biscuit dough to place on baking sheets while making more than 400 for the weekend on Friday at the Porch and Cellar in Rochester.
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A storm front rolls over northeast Rochester on Friday, May 25, 2018.
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A thunderstorm passes through Mower County near Brownsdale on Monday, May 28, 2018.
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Lightning strikes behind Trinity Lutheran Church near Dexter as a thunderstorm passes through Monday, May 28, 2018.
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Lightning strikes behind windmills along Mower County Road 2 between Brownsdale and Dexter on Monday, May 28, 2018.
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Salvation Army Majors James and Paulette Frye, center, talk with their neighbors, Carol and Frank Jones, during a retirement celebration held for the Fryes on Wednesday, May 30, 2018, at the Rochester Salvation Army Chapel.
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Filmmaker Ken Burns, left, talks with Mayo Clinic President and CEO John Noseworthy during a presentation about his documentary about Mayo Clinic on Wednesday, May 30, 2018, at the Siebens Building in downtown Rochester.
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Mayo track and field sister and brother, junior Annie and senior Zach Wendt, have both had big years for the Spartans. Annie is now headed to state in two events and Zach in one.
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Filmmaker Ken Burns, left, talks with Mayo Clinic President and CEO John Noseworthy during a presentation about his documentary about Mayo Clinic on Wednesday, May 30, 2018, at the Siebens Building in downtown Rochester.
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Sarah Xu, of Rochester, paddles a standup paddleboard for a short time before turning around because of a fast-moving storm approaching Friday evening, May 25, 2018, at Foster Arend Park in Rochester. "The shortest ride ever," Xu said as she got to shore. Xu said she had been hoping to do some fishing Friday evening.
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A fast-moving storm approaches Rochester Friday evening, May 25, 2018.
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A team of rowers makes their way south on the South Fork of the Zumbro River toward downtown Rochester as clouds fill the sky Friday, May 25, 2018, as storms move through southeast Minnesota.
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Sarah Xu, of Rochester, paddles a standup paddleboard for a short time before turning around because of a fast-moving storm approaching Friday evening, May 25, 2018, at Foster Arend Park in Rochester. "The shortest ride ever," Xu said as she got to shore. Xu said she had been hoping to do some fishing Friday evening.
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Jack Hyland, 14, of Racine, Minn., rides a zip line during Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch’s Memorial Bash event Saturday, May 26, 2018, at the ranch near Stewartville.
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Ryan Priebe, 6, of Rochester, pets Clyde the camel during Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch’s Memorial Bash event Saturday, May 26, 2018, at the ranch near Stewartville.
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Kayla Reeve, 15, of Rochester, rides a zip line during Ironwood Springs Christian Ranch’s Memorial Bash event Saturday near Stewartville.
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Children run in the Scheels Med City MarathonPrairieCare Toddler Trot Saturday afternoon, May 26, 2018, in Rochester.
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One-year-old Avika Goyal, of Rochester, crawls to the finish line during the Scheels Med City Marathon PrairieCare Diaper Dash Saturday afternoon, May 26, 2018, in Rochester.
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Children run in the Scheels Med City Marathon PrairieCare Toddler Trot Saturday afternoon, in Rochester.
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Century's Logan Milene (16) is greeted by teammates after scoring a run during a Section 1AAAA high school baseball playoff game against Mayo Saturday, May 26, 2018, at Mayo Field in Rochester. Century beat Mayo 9-0.
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Mayo second baseman Lucas Jahns (4) catches a fly ball for an out before colliding with outfielder Evan Kaese (24) during a Section 1AAAA high school baseball playoff game Saturday, May 26, 2018, at Mayo Field in Rochester. Century beat Mayo 9-0.
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Century's Charlie Kong (12) collides with Mayo catcher Alex Prindle (5) while sliding safely into home plate to score during a Section 1AAAA high school baseball playoff game Saturday, May 26, 2018, at Mayo Field in Rochester. Century beat Mayo 9-0.
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Tony Quernemoen, of Robbinsdale, cools off after the Scheels Med City Marathon half marathon and half marathon relay Sunday. The full marathon, 20-mile race and full marathon relay were canceled earlier in the week because of concerns with the heat.
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Runners take part in the Scheels Med City Marathon half marathon and half marathon relay Sunday, May 27, 2018, near the starting line in Byron. The full marathon, 20-mile race and full marathon relay were canceled earlier in the week because of concerns with the forecasted temperature.
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Runners take part in the Scheels Med City Marathon half marathon and half marathon relay Sunday, May 27, 2018, near the intersection of County Road 104 and Country Club Road Southwest west of Rochester. The full marathon, 20-mile race and full marathon relay were canceled earlier in the week because of concerns with the forecasted temperature.
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Peter Somers gets a drink while running in the Scheels Med City Marathon half marathon and half marathon relay Sunday, May 27, 2018, near the intersection of County Road 104 and Country Club Road Southwest west of Rochester. The full marathon, 20-mile race and full marathon relay were canceled earlier in the week because of concerns with the forecasted temperature.
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Thomas von Bormann, 4, joins his dad, Georg von Bormann, of Rochester, as he approaches the finish line the Scheels Med City Marathon half marathon and half marathon relay Sunday, May 27, 2018, near the intersection of County Road 104 and Country Club Road Southwest west of Rochester. The full marathon, 20-mile race and full marathon relay were canceled earlier in the week because of concerns with the forecasted temperature.
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Runners cool off after the Med City half marathon and half marathon relay last year in Rochester. Hot temperatures caused race organizers to cancel the full marathon a year ago. The weather isn’t expected to be an issue this weekend for the 2019 Med City Marathon.
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Cousins Marilyn Allen, 2, and Dylan Allen, 10, wave American Flags while waiting or the start of the Memorial Day parade Monday, May 28, 2018, through downtown Rochester.
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An American Flag flies at half staff as audience members look on during the Memorial Day ceremony last year at Soldiers Field in Rochester.
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Les Fields, with Rochester American Legion WM. T. McCoy Post 92, plays bugle as the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #1215 color guard presents the colors during last year’s Memorial Day ceremony at Soldiers Field in Rochester.
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Butch and Nancy Owens, with the Rochester Area Corvette Enthusiasts, puts up an American Flag ahead of the Memorial Day parade Monday, May 28, 2018, through downtown Rochester. Owens' Corvette was parked with nearly 20 others from the club to watch the parade. "We're not here to show off these cars," said Butch Owens, with the club. "We're here to show without these veterans we wouldn't have these cars," he said.
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Lourdes' Ben Limburg makes a throw to first base after fielding the ball during the Section 1AA, West Subsection championship baseball game against Triton on Monday in Stewartville. Triton claimed the subsection title with a 2-1 win.
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Lourdes third baseman Caiden Bruns tags out Triton’s Drew Kelly during an attempted steal.
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Triton shortstop Brady Essig (57) fields a ground ball during a Section 1AA, West Subsection championship high school baseball game against Lourdes Monday, May 28, 2018, in Stewartville.
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File photo: The former Mac’s Cafe on the Peace Plaza in Rochester closed after nearly 70 years in December 2017. The plaza is key to the city and Destination Medical Center’s plans for the Heart of the City redevelopment.
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Honkers' Connor Barrett (16) throws a pitch during a baseball game against the Eau Claire Express Tuesday, May 29, 2018, at Mayo Field in Rochester.
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Jeff Hill, front of Grand Meadow, and Jim Brandt, back of Austin, play musical chairs as Honkers mascot, Slider looks on during a baseball game against the Eau Claire Express Tuesday, May 29, 2018, at Mayo Field in Rochester.
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Hayfield’s Carrie Rutledge (5) steals second base as Goodhue’s Torrie Rehder (40) attempts to tag her out. For more photos from this game, go to postbulletin.com/gallery
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Hayfield-Goodhue Softball
Goodhue players stand for the national anthem before a Section 1A final four softball game against Hayfield on Tuesday in Austin.
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Goodhue shortstop Torrie Rehder (40) fields a ball before making a throw to second base for an out during Section 1A final four softball game against Hayfield Tuesday, May 29, 2018, in Austin.
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Lourdes second baseman Eleanor Plager (8) makes a throw to first base for an out during Section 1A final four softball game against Winona Cotter Tuesday, May 29, 2018, in Austin.
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Lourdes' Margaret Rogers (11) reacts with teammates after hitting a two-run home run during Section 1A final four softball game against Winona Cotter Tuesday, May 29, 2018, in Austin.
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Lourdes’ Margaret Rogers (11) hits a two-run home run during Section 1A final four softball game against Winona Cotter on Tuesday in Austin. Cotter won to advance to the title game. Lourdes bounced back to keep its season alive. For more photos from this game, go to postbulletin.com/gallery
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Lake City’s Thomas Huettl hits his ball onto Eastwood Golf Course’s sixth hole green during the Section 1AA boys golf tournament Wednesday, May 30, 2018, in Rochester.
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Lourdes’ Luke Alexander hits out of the sand on No. 4 at Eastwood during the opening round of the Section 1AA tournament on Wednesday. Alexander shot 82, and Lourdes is in third place after the opening round. For more photos from this event, go to postbulletin.com/gallery
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Red Wing’s Cecil Belisle hits his ball on Eastwood Golf Course’s sixth hole during the Section 1AA boys golf tournament Wednesday in Rochester. Belisle, the defending Class AA state champion, shot a 4-under-par 67 to lead the tournament.
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Demonstrators take part Wednesday in a "Save our Hospital" rally near Peace Plaza in downtown Rochester in response to Mayo Clinic consolidating services from their Albert Lea campus to their Austin campus.
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Sharon Seidel, of Albert Lea, takes part in a "Save our Hospital" rally.
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Traffic moves east and west on U.S. Highway 14 Wednesday near Claremont. Gov. Mark Dayton signed a bill that authorizes funding for the expansion of U.S. Highway 14 between Dodge Center and Owatonna from a two-lane highway to a four-lane.
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James and Brenda White have been beekeepers for about a decade, and have 23 hives this year. Although, they could have as many as 33, they said. "When all is said and done we’ll spin out about a ton of honey," James said.
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In honor of World Milk Day, the staff at the Kemps Rochester Milk Plant -- including managers Rick Janes, right, and Jay Torkelson -- make a toast to their cold beverages Friday afternoon. 179,000 gallons of milk were made Friday to put towards the 450 products -- including ice cream, buttermilk and creamer -- the local company makes, according to Janes.
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The DFL State Convention kicks off Friday at the Mayo Civic Center in Rochester. More than 1,300 delegates will gather through the weekend with the goal of endorsing candidates for state and federal office. Most of the drama is expected to focus on the DFL endorsement battle for governor. U.S. Rep. Tim Walz, a five-term congressman from Mankato, goes into the convention regarded as the early favorite to win the party's endorsement by the end of the three-day convention.
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Denny Fitzpatrick of Grand Marais drums up support forState Auditor Rebecca Otto, who is running for governor, as the DFL State Convention kicks off Friday at the Mayo Civic Center in Rochester. More than 1,300 delegates will gather through the weekend with the goal of endorsing candidates for state and federal office.
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Richard Painter seeks Minnesota's Democratic Senate nomination as the DFL State Convention kicks off Friday at the Mayo Civic Center in Rochester. More than 1,300 delegates will gather through the weekend with the goal of endorsing candidates for state and federal office.
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