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The National Weather Service said between three to five inches of rain fell in parts of the city causing some flash flooding.

Nature art. Monarch butterflies are common insects that live throughout Minnesota during the summer. Monarchs first develop as an egg, continue to grow as a caterpillar and then emerge as a butterfly. MnDNR says, “To help the population, homeowners should plant flowering plants rather than grass or shrubs.” Photo By Casey Willard, Mountain Iron, MN.

Waves from the Great Lake crashed into the sides of cliffs along the shore, causing lake water to spray high into the air, then falling and freezing on the rocks and plants below creating a mystical-looking scene.

Waves from the Great Lake crashed into the sides of cliffs along the shore, causing lake water to spray high into the air, then falling and freezing on the rocks and plants below creating a mystical-looking scene.

Waves from the Great Lake crashed into the sides of cliffs along the shore, causing lake water to spray high into the air, then falling and freezing on the rocks and plants below creating a mystical-looking scene.

Waves from the Great Lake crashed into the sides of cliffs along the shore, causing lake water to spray high into the air, then falling and freezing on the rocks and plants below creating a mystical-looking scene.

Waves from the Great Lake crashed into the sides of cliffs along the shore, causing lake water to spray high into the air, then falling and freezing on the rocks and plants below creating a mystical-looking scene.

Voyageurs National Park boasts a sometimes rare resource: a truly dark sky. In fact, the park is dark sky-certified. And capturing the views is becoming more accessible than ever.

Voyageurs National Park boasts a sometimes rare resource: a truly dark sky. In fact, the park is dark sky-certified. And capturing the views is becoming more accessible than ever.