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From left to right, architect Tony Yorba, borough assemblywoman Chris Lynch, school board member Norm Wooten and schools superintendent Stewart McDonald take the ceremonial first shovelfuls of dirt Thursday afternoon, May 24, 2013, during the groundbreaking for the Kodiak High School expansion and renovation project.
(James Brooks photo)
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There were four shovels at Thursday’s Kodiak High School groundbreaking but plenty of eager hands.
That presented a bit of a problem.
Who would you leave out — the administrators who guided the project? The architect ...
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From left to right, Julie Mendez, Micah Burnett, Luis Lopez and Jeffrey Keodouangdy work on a marine debris sculpture Wednesday, May 15, 2013 in the Kodiak High School art room. The sculpture, of a salmon, follows an octopus sculpture created last year. The salmon will make its public debut in front of the harbormaster office at Crab Fest this year.
(Bonnie Dillard photo)
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