052220 Friday photos (MA)

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Grey clouds cover the sky as water from the Fox River floods a portion of Cornish Park on Friday, May 22, 2020 in Algonquin.

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Trees which normally stand a distance from the Fox River's edge are underwater at Cornish Park on Friday, May 22, 2020 in Algonquin.

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Water from the Fox River floods a portion of Cornish Park blocked off by caution tape on Friday, May 22, 2020 in Algonquin.

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A mallard duck swims through the elevated Fox River in a flooded portion of Cornish Park blocked off by caution tape on Friday, May 22, 2020 in Algonquin.

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A portion of Cornish Park is blocked off by caution tape due to flodding from the Fox River on Friday, May 22, 2020 in Algonquin.

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The Fox River spillway is barely visible from Cornish Park as recent rains have caused elevated water levels flooding a part of the park on Friday, May 22, 2020 in Algonquin.

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Water from the Fox River floods a portion of Cornish Park blocked off by caution tape on Friday, May 22, 2020 in Algonquin.

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Dundee-Crown class of 2020 graduate Taylor Hogue of Algonquin, 18, holds her graduation cap up high as she poses for a photo in her graduation gown with sister Lauren Hogue, right, and boyfriend Cody Marquette at Cornish Park on Friday, May 22, 2020 in Algonquin. The threat of the coronavirus has impacted all graduations, but Hogue says she is looking forward to hers at the Sears Center in Hoffman Estates when it happens. "June or July," Taylor said. "I saw my sister graduate and it was a lot different. The schools are still trying to provide a nice experience for the graduating class, but graduation is tough." Though the Class of 2020 graduation will be unlike anything in history, Hogue is still really happy about the achievement. "I'll see it as a time for change," she said, adding "2020 will be a big memory for everyone."

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Dundee-Crown class of 2020 graduate Taylor Hogue of Algonquin, 18, poses for a photo in her graduation gown with boyfriend Cody Marquette, left, and sister Lauren Hogue, right, at Cornish Park on Friday, May 22, 2020 in Algonquin. The threat of the coronavirus has impacted all graduations, but Hogue says she is looking forward to hers at the Sears Center in Hoffman Estates when it happens. "June or July," Taylor said. "I saw my sister graduate and it was a lot different. The schools are still trying to provide a nice experience for the graduating class, but graduation is tough." Though the Class of 2020 graduation will be unlike anything in history, Hogue is still really happy about the achievement. "I'll see it as a time for change," she said, adding "2020 will be a big memory for everyone."

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Dundee-Crown class of 2020 graduate Taylor Hogue of Algonquin, 18, smiles behine her graduation cap as she poses for a photo in her graduation gown with sister Lauren Hogue and boyfriend Cody Marquette at Cornish Park on Friday, May 22, 2020 in Algonquin. The threat of the coronavirus has impacted all graduations, but Hogue says she is looking forward to hers at the Sears Center in Hoffman Estates when it happens. "June or July," Taylor said. "I saw my sister graduate and it was a lot different. The schools are still trying to provide a nice experience for the graduating class, but graduation is tough." Though the Class of 2020 graduation will be unlike anything in history, Hogue is still really happy about the achievement. "I'll see it as a time for change," she said, adding "2020 will be a big memory for everyone."