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Bryleigh McBride, 10, has been practicing her chalking skills in the family’s driveway for the past few days, said her parents, Brandon and Ali McBride. Also joining in the fun at the Bishop Ryan Catholic School chalk party on Monday was Bryleigh’s little sister, Ilianna McBride, 7.
Bishop Ryan Catholic School held a sidewalk chalk party for elementary school students in the school parking lot on Monday with a chalk van on loan from I Keating.
Father Jadyn Nelson, the president of the school, said students have been attending classes online since the governor closed schools in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Nelson said the chalk party was a way for children to see their friends again, see their school and end the school year on a positive note.
There was already a good turnout for the party as of about 12:30 p.m. Monday.
Parents or grandparents and children were each positioned several feet apart in the parking lot and kids were creating chalk creations.
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Gavin Meyer, 6, and his brother Sam Meyer, 3, draw with chalk in the Bishop Ryan Catholic School parking lot during a chalk party on Monday.
Brandon and Ali McBride said their daughter Bryleigh, 10, had been really excited about the chalk party and has been practicing her chalking skills in their driveway for the past several days.
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Bryleigh McBride, 10, has been practicing her chalking skills in the family’s driveway for the past few days, said her parents, Brandon and Ali McBride. Also joining in the fun at the Bishop Ryan Catholic School chalk party on Monday was Bryleigh’s little sister, Ilianna McBride, 7.
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Canned jellies and pickles, shown at North Prairie Farmers Market, are among items shoppers will find again at this year’s market.
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Although it is early in the boating season, it appears that the combination of cool weather and coronavirus concerns has kept some boat owners away from State Parks marinas. The marinas opened May 9-10. This photograph was taken at Lake Sakakawea State Park on May 10.
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Gavin Meyer, 6, and his brother Sam Meyer, 3, draw with chalk in the Bishop Ryan Catholic School parking lot during a chalk party on Monday.
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Jamie Hardt, program director of Independence Inc., holds the last art box with a canvas, acrylic paint and brushes that she dropped off on May 15 to those who will participate in Brushes and Brains virtual painting class.
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Fresh peppers are on display at a Minot farmers market.
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