2012 A year in Photos
By Star News on December 31, 2012 at 12:04 pm
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Submitted photo
Judy and Jeff Syring travel all over to train their camera lens on wildlife. Here, they captured an elk.
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File photo by Jim Boyle
Michele Darger, an occupational therapist, worked with Alan Sakry on hand, finger and arm movements during a March 14 therapy session.
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File photo
by Bruce Strand
Don Johnson, 6, and Amber, 8 (last name not available), laughed as they tried to get aboard their steeds in the donkey races at the fair. In this particular race, Don and Charlie Brown were declared the winners with Amber and Sure Shot placing second.
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Beau, an alpaca from Rum River Alpacas posed for the camera.
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File photo by Joni Astrup
Elk River Fire Chief John Cunningham emerged from a fire at 421 Rush Ave. Two firefighters suffered minor injuries in the fire that resulted in arson charges against two men.
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File photo by Joni Astrup
Elk River’s Extreme Motorpark (ERX) had its chance to join the list of hosts for the International Series of Champions (ISOC) event this past March and came through with flying colors. Pro drivers Paul Bauerly (Ski-Doo), Dan Ebert (green Arctic Cat), Bobby LePage (Mystic Polaris) and Johan Lidman (Polaris) bounce around a turn at ERX during heat races last Saturday.
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File photo Eileen K. Photography
Joshua Peterson and Katelyn Carlson laced up for their wedding at the Elk River Ice Arena.
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File photo by Joni Astrup
Elk River Mayor John Dietz and his wife, Jayne, looked over their Hunger Challenge shopping list while buying groceries at Coborn’s in March.
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Elk River High School homecoming queen candidate Avery Person didn’t quite have her game face on during homecoming festivities but the ape she was with made up for it.
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File photo by Joni Astrup
Brenda Geisler showed one of the newly banded peregrines to people gathered at Great River Energy. From left to right are Donald Hoskyns, William Hoskyns and Marilyn Hoskyns.
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Photo by Denise Lanthier
Denise Lanthier of Elk River penned that dawn laid new beginnings for American dreams as part of her winning entry in the Powered by Nature photography contest sponsored by the Sandhill Photography photo club.
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File photo by Chris Leeseburg
RES Pyrotechnics lit up the nighttime sky on the Fourth of July in Elk River to cap off a hot Independence Day celebration at Lions Park.
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File photo by Joni Astrup
Danielle Swanson smiled as she crossed the stage to pick up her diploma at Spectrum High School in Elk River.
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