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Construction at Detroit Lakes High School is in full swing this summer, with the west side parking lot having been entirely removed and access to that side of the building being restricted mainly to construction crews. High school improvements account for roughly half of the $60 million district-wide project, with completion slated for next summer. (Vicki Gerdes / Tribune)

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Construction at Detroit Lakes High School is in full swing this summer, with the west side parking lot having been entirely removed and access to that side of the building being restricted mainly to construction crews. High school improvements account for roughly half of the $60 million district-wide project, with completion slated for next summer. (Vicki Gerdes / Tribune)

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Utilities Billing Clerk Linda Riebe, Electrical Lineman Donald Goetz, and Accountant Marci Hutchinson, left to right, have all worked for the City of Detroit Lakes for 36 years or longer. They, along with longtime Street Supervisor Terry Stiegel, not pictured, have all recently retired, or soon will be. (Marie Johnson / Tribune)

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