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Actor Josh Duhamel, a Minot, N.D., native, during a visit to Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks. Duhamel will be the "Proxy Plunger" for this year's Polar Fest Plunge in Detroit Lakes, which is set for Saturday, Feb. 13. (North Dakota Tourism photo)

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'Proxy Plunger' Josh Duhamel to headline Feb. 13 Boys & Girls Club fundraiser

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Former U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson’s desk and chair, along with a few pieces of memorabilia from his Washington, D.C., office, have been donated to the Becker County Museum in Detroit Lakes. Some of the collection is already available for viewing, but the bulk of Peterson's donation will need to wait to be put on display until after the new $6.4 million museum building is completed. The 11-month project is slated to begin construction this spring. (Photo courtesy Becker County Museum)

History Jan 22nd 2021 - 11am

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Recipients of the COVID-19 vaccine are monitored for about 50 minutes in December at the White Earth Health Center to make sure no one has adverse reactions. Health care workers on reservations across Minnesota were among the first in the state to be vaccinated. (Monika Lawrence for MPR News 2020)

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Girls Hockey: Lakers pick up first win at International Falls

Basketball Jan 22nd 2021 - 2pm

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Government and Politics Jan 22nd 2021 - 6pm

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Kayden, 2, enjoyed some "Tummy Time" with his six-week-old little brother, Carson, recently. The activity was one of more than two dozen included in the new Little Polar Bear game organized by Polar Fest and Detroit Lakes Early Childhood Family Education. The game, which includes a series of incentive prizes for completing activities, will conclude Feb. 12, though families can continue doing the activities together even after it ends. (Submitted photo)

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Nurse Kari Giersdorf holds an iPad for COVID-19 patient Gabe Pastores of Cannon Falls, Minn., on Dec. 31, 2020, so he can talk to his family while inside of a medical ICU at St. Mary's Hospital at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. (Evan Frost / MPR News)

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Fat tire bicyclists ride the trails Tuesday afternoon at Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center in Spicer.

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Northland Outdoors Jan 24th 2021 - 9am

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