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      Bird on Spring Valley Lake. (Jennifer Harnish | Gazette)
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      Andrew Whit, 8, of Kalamazoo, gets ready to take his whacks at a pinata at the Hispanic Festival at the Kalamazoo County Fairgrounds Saturday. (Photo by Jennifer Harnish | Kalamazoo Gazette)
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      Last week, after about 10 inches of rain fell on the Kalamazoo area, large areas of town were under water, and the editors decided we should get some aerial photos of the flooding.  (Photo by Jill McLane Baker | Kalamazoo Gazette)
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      A Great White Egret looks for a meal in a flooded area of Milham Park on Sunday afternoon. Portage Creek overflowed its banks throughout the park following Sunday's heavy rain. (Scott Harmsen | Kalamazoo Gazette)
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      Clouds float by two students as they overlook Miller Plaza during Western Michigan University's Bronco Bash.  (Jonathon Gruenke | Kalamazoo Gazette)
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      A tiny swimmer rests at the Kik Pool Family Aquatic Center. (Jennifer Harnish | Kalamazoo Gazette)
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      When they call it a <em>hot</em> air balloon, they mean it.  
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      Thanks to a scolding last year from a faculty member at the MSU W.K. Kellogg Biological Station, I can say with relative certainty that this is, indeed, a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonfly">dragonfly.</a> (Jill McLane Baker | Kalamazoo Gazette)
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      Light party in the living room. (Jennifer Harnish | Kalamazoo Gazette)
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      Charles Nozicka, 15, gets towed along High Street in Bangor by "Molly," his two-year-old Chocolate Lab.   Nozicka says he gives Molly a little work out a couple times a week as they head for the Black River so Molly can take a swim. " I want to ride," says Nozicka, "and she wants to swim." (Mark Bugnaski | Kalamazoo Gazette)
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      Christian Life Center group Art of War member Gary Jones, 16, dances with teammates during a song at the Portage Freedom Fest at McCamley Field in Portage Friday. (Jennifer Harnish | Kalamazoo Gazette)
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      Nine-month-old Rhyann Wilson enjoys her first time dipping into Lake Michigan at South Haven.  Danielle Wilson of Battle Creek supported her daughter Rhyann as she smiled and fearlessly stepped toward the surf.   The Wilsons visited the beach at South Haven  with other family members to enjoy the long July 4th weekend. (Mark Bugnaski | Kalamazoo Gazette)
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      During the month of July, bursts of exploding light followed by thunderous booms are prevalent sights and sounds. On July 2, nature was the one providing the fireworks for Southwest Michigan. (Jonathon Gruenke | Kalamazoo Gazette)
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      The beach is one of my favorite places to be, rain or shine.  Yesterday, as dark clouds hung over Lake Michigan, and little drops fell on the sand, I was happy to find others who enjoy waves on a cloudy day.     (Jennifer Harnish | Kalamazoo Gazette)

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