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Here are the Scenes Everyone Missed on Superbowl Sunday

Winter scenes by Margaret Franson Pruter show a peaceful, almost desolate, Elmhurst.

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While the rest of America was getting ready to watch Superbowl XLV Feb. 6, Margaret Franson Pruter was enjoying the quiet before the storm in Elmhurst. Just three days later, Elmhurst would be hit with about 20 inches of snow in the Blizzard of 2011.

Thank you, Margaret, for sharing your photos for this week's Viewfinder.

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