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Patricia Marx wonders if there’s still enough time to learn Mandarin and use all her Swiffer Wet Jet pads.

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The Albert Lea Art Center’s newest exhibit, “So Dark, It’s Light” showcases the work of Albert Lea native, Jordan MF Jenson.