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Autumn off to a wet start (opens the original)
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A crane takes flight over the Minnesota River during Thursday’s rainstorm. A little over half an inch fell on New Ulm Tuesday. Photo by Clay Schuldt Water pools along the bike path near 3rd South Street Thursday. Photo by Clay Schuldt Stormwater discharges into the Minnesota River near the Riverside Park boat landing during Thursday’s rainstorm. Photo by Clay Schuldt A crane takes flight over the Minnesota River during Thursday’s rainstorm. A little over half an inch fell on New Ulm Tuesday. Pho
‘A hug from a grateful nation’ (opens the original)
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The six area veterans face the Sleepy Eye Veteran’s Memorial with their newly awarded Quilts of Valor, draped across their shoulders. Photo by Clay Schuldt The six area veterans face the Sleepy Eye Veteran’s Memorial with their newly awarded Quilts of Valor, draped across their shoulders. Photo by Clay Schuldt SLEEPY EYE - The Patriotic Piecers, a local chapter of the Quilts of Valor Foundation, presented six area veterans with a Quilt of Valor during a special ceremony at Sleepy Eye Veterans Pa
The Lederhosen Dash runs into Oktoberfest (opens the original)
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Participants in the 2025 Lederhosen Dash run down State Street. This year’s Lederhosen Dash will be follow the same route, but this year’s race was moved from Bavarian Black in July to Saturday, Oct. 3 during Oktoberfest. Submitted photo Poster for the 2026 Lederhosen Dash. Submitted image Participants in the 2025 Lederhosen Dash run down State Street. This year’s Lederhosen Dash will be follow the same route, but this year’s race was moved from Bavarian Black in July to Saturday, Oct. 3 during
‘Thank you for continuing to show up’ (opens the original)
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NUMAS Haus executive director Nichole Schmiesing thanks all the community supporters attending the annual NUMAS Haus fundraiser. Schmiesing said over the last decade, NUMAS has served 215 women and children and nearly 70% have completed the program and moved into longterm stable housing. “The truth is NUMAS could not function or run without that support,” she said Andrea Lyn Singer/song writer Andrea Lyn performs an original song she wrote for NUMAS Haus clients titled “Never too lost to be foun
Ready to take flight (opens the original)
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The volunteer who created the Pollinator Park’s new monarch sculpture stand alongside it shortly after it was placed in the park on Tuesday. In photo: Kay Martin (left), Joe Gartner (back), Julie Gartner (front) and Deb Steinberg (right). Photo by Clay Schuldt The eight-foot-wide wooden monarch sculpture was placed in the New Ulm’s Pollinator Park Tuesday. The sculpture will remain in the park through autumn. Photo by Clay Schuldt Pollinator Park volunteer Joe Gartner said took roughly 40 hours
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