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Bridget Kranz

Dayton’s Bluff nonprofit Comunidades Latinas en Servicio, or CLUES, celebrated the grand opening of its headquarters expansion on July 31. The 19,000 square-foot addition include a teen tech center, kitchen, elder center, classrooms and offices. (Marjorie Otto/Review)

Inver Grove Heights resident CJ Bahan is known for his unique hobby: curb furniture poaching, which is taking a seat in coaches left on the curb, and taking a picture. His adventures recently gained him recognition on radio station 102.9 The Wolf. (courtesy CJ Bahan)

Terrell Theo Payne / Nathan Wesley McDonald

Community members, city officials, police officers and family and friends of officer Scott Patrick gathered at the corner of Dodd Road and Smith Avenue July 30 to remember Patrick on the fifth anniversary of his death. He was shot to death at the intersection by the driver of a car he’d pulled over for a traffic stop. (Hannah Burlingame photos/Review)

The team played great and one athlete in particular, Francisco Gallegos Jr. had a stellar performance in game two — a win for Parkway vs. Plymouth in the state tournament. He pitched the entire game, hit a more than 200-foot and over the fence homerun, had two doubles, a walk and three RBIs. (photos courtesy of Shannon Tesser)

Crist Langelett

Goat 0525, left, is one of more than 100 goats at the Lake Elmo Park Reserve helping to curb re-sprouts of buckthorn and honeysuckle, two non-native invasive plants, by eating them. Goats set out to work July 22 at Lake Elmo Park Reserve as Nick VonRuden with Goat Dispatch counted them. (Amy Felegy photos/Review)

The boarded-up 1905 Radatz Ave. property in Maplewood sits next to a large pile of dirt, something neighbors said had been accompanied by debris and building materials until recently. Construction of the home had been headed until March by Journey Home, the former nonprofit led by Blake Huffman, who resigned as a Ramsey County Commissioner in June. (Amy Felegy/Review)

Amy Felegy/Review