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This shot of the northern lights was captured by Berdette Zastrow, taken May 11 at 11:30 p.m., overlooking Pickerel Lake during the solar storm that struck earth last weekend. Experts say this was the largest solar storm to hit earth in nearly two decades. Zastrow described the sighting as “a religious moment.” Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot
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One of the biggest solar storms to hit earth in nearly two decades arrived last weekend, May 10-11 when the aurora borealis, commonly known as the northern lights, could be seen overhead Friday night into early Saturday morning. Here, the old Morton Township school house south of Webster stands in the foreground as colorful lights fill the sky behind. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz
Solar storm lights up the night
Waubay High School graduate Adryan Hopkins was presented with a quilt by grandmothers Estelle Hopkins and Beatrice Biddell after she received her diploma May 11. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz