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Desiree Betz captured a picture of this heron along the Alouette River dikes, anxious to share some of the photos of “our beautiful town.” (Special to The News)

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Desiree Betz captured a picture of a sunset from Kanaka Creek, anxious to share some of the photos of “our beautiful town.” (Special to The News)
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Desiree Betz captured a picture of a sunset from Kanaka Creek, anxious to share some of the photos of “our beautiful town.” (Special to The News)
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Desiree Betz captured a picture of lilies, anxious to share some of the photos of “our beautiful town.” (Special to The News)
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Desiree Betz captured this scenery shot depicting the mountains and waterways that make this “beautiful town” so beautiful. (Special to The News)
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Desiree Betz captured a picture of a sunset from Kanaka Creek, anxious to share some of the photos of “our beautiful town.” (Special to The News)