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Page 2: More photos of Governor Granholm's Keweenaw visit: Aug. 17, 2005
Guest photographer Jim Junttila took these photos during Governor Jennifer
Granholm's Aug. 17 visit to Eagle River, Mich.
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In front of the Keweenaw County Courthouse in Eagle River, Michigan Governor
Jennifer Granholm gives a hug to young Keweenaw County resident Nicholas Carlson
of Mohawk. His parents are Brian and Julie Carlson. (Photo © 2005 Jim Junttila. Reprinted with permission.)
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In front of the Courthouse in Eagle River, the Copper Country Polka Band,
also known as the Keweenaw Clown Band, welcomed Gov. Granholm with their lively
tunes.
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Gov. Granholm shares her great smile for a photo with Annie Jarvey, left, and
her sister Julie Jarvey -- daughters of Gerald and Danise Jarvey of Calumet.
Thanks to Annie and Julie's aunt Kathy McEvers of Eagle River for the photo
identifications.
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Keweenaw County Commissioner Don Keith welcomed Gov. Granholm to Eagle River.
In the background is Jane Griffith, co-founder of North Woods Conservancy, which
has partnered with Keweenaw County on conservation issues, especially the
creation of the County Park at the mouth of the Gratiot River.
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Editor's Note: Read about guest photographer and outdoor writer Jim
Junttila.
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