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Martel McNear poses for a portrait in The Reserves Apartment complex, Nov 25, 2019. McNear prefers to be called Mac, instead of his birth name Martel, after the liquor brand Martel. McNear drinks to relax and cope with issues he faces in his life. He
Mason Stark (left) and Ken DeShano harvest beans together Sept. 14, 2020. “You always know it’s bean season when Ken’s around,” Stark said. “That man is a machine when it comes to picking beans.”
Tricia Coffee 53, poses with her grandson Gabriel Luli 15 months, for a portrait on Saturday, Nov 30, 2019. “The best part about being the “grand” parent is when I’ve had enough shenanigans for one day, he goes home,” Coffee says.
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Geoph Essen 28, kneels for a moment of silence in honor of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd, in Frankenmuth, MI, on Oct. 24, 2020. Frankenmuth police try to have Essen move out of the way of traffic.
Josh Taylor poses for a portrait in The Reserves Apartment Complex, Nov 24 2019. Taylor is an avid marijuana supporter, and smoker. Taylor enjoys the past time of “wake and bake,” and starts his mornings off on a high note.
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Craig Harms unloads a cremation container from the freezer for cremation on Monday, Oct. 26, 2020. With Covid the bodies are marked with a green sticker if they are okay to be handled, if there is a positive Covid case a red Covid sticker is placed o
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Sidney Ready 21, plants a handful of Black Lives Matter flags in the public flower box outside of the Main Street Tavern and Pizza in Frankenmuth, MI, on Saturday Oct. 24, 2020. The owner of the Main Street Tavern harassed counter Trump protesters we
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