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The convoy carrying the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall to Marshall travels down U.S. 59 escorted by members of the Patriot Guard motorcycle club Wednesday afternoon north of Worthington. Brian Korthals/Daily Globe

Youth soccer: 17U team earns key draw with New Ulm

DOUG WOLTER/DAILY GLOBE Worthington 17U soccer player Andrew Johnson (center) is congratulated by teammates after he scored a late goal to pull even with New Ulm 3-3 Wednesday night. The draw preserved Worthington’s lead in the Southwest Division and earned it a bye in the upcoming postseason tournament.

Camp with a cause

Students participating in the Summer Housing Career Youth Camp this week pose Tuesday around the playground at Willow Court Townhomes in Worthington as part of a service learning project in which the campers cleaned up the grounds of the property. Erin Trester/Daily Globe
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