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Luverne's Buffalo Days celebration returns with gusto after pandemic shutdown
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Lori Sorenson

Minnesota’s pandemic restrictions lifted May 28, just in time to switch Buffalo Days to an in-person celebration over the weekend.
Residents and visitors alike eagerly embraced the traditional summertime events after a year of canceled community festivals.
Sunshine and blue skies — and temperatures in the mid-90s — prevailed for the Friday Night Cruise-In, Saturday morning parade and Buffalo Days Expo at the courthouse.
People gathered with live music and cold beverages at the car show, repeating in conversation that it felt great to be together again.
And at the Expo (formerly Arts in the Park), friends and strangers alike enjoyed shopping and vendor food with discussion about gathering socially again. 
Luverne Chamber Director Jane Wildung Lanphere said it was difficult to quickly changes plans, but was happy with the outcome. “We’re all just happy we can be out and about.”

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