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Photos: An ancient North Shore icon worn away

Photos: An ancient North Shore icon worn away

A rock bridge known as a sea arch on the shoreline in Tettegouche State Park collapsed sometime Friday or Saturday, leaving behind a tree-covered stone pillar isolated in the lake.

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MPR news photos of the week

MPR news photos of the week

Here are some of the most memorable images from the week's news around the state.

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Stanley Cup in Roseau

Stanley Cup in Roseau

Chicago Blackhawks Dustin Byfuglien, who grew up in Roseau, brings the NHL Stanley Cup home.

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Tall ships in Duluth harbor

Tall ships in Duluth harbor

The Duluth Tall Ships Festival opened with a grand arrival of nine ships.

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Mining on the edge of the Boundary Waters

Mining on the edge of the Boundary Waters

Six mining companies are doing exploration work that could lead to mines near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, and that's got a lot of people concerned.

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