10th CAL statue arrives

A persistent rain stopped just long enough Saturday afternoon for the Community Arts Legacy to dedicate its eighth statue in a series of 10.

Under gray skies, inBronze Foundry owner Jeff Adams and sculptor Robert Pulley pulled off the tarps to unveil "Working the Land" at the Oregon Park District's Community Garden on South 10th Street.

Pulley, 63, a retired teacher from Columbus, Ind., told the audience about the process of designing the statue.

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