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As part of the PNCA Alumni Reunion, PNCA celebrates the new home of Memory 99 a significant work by PNCA alumnus Lee Kelly ‘59, on the Northwest Park Blocks adjacent to PNCA’s future Arlene and Harold Schnitzer Center for Art and Design. Kelly’s Memory 99 was the cornerstone of the Portland Art Museum’s retrospective of the artist’s work and finds a permanent home in this future park block thanks to a gift for its purchase provided by The Ford Family Foundation.
Made possible by a grant from the Visual Arts Program of The Ford Family Foundation (Roseburg, Oregon) to preserve public access to works of consequence by Oregon’s most significant visual artists.
October 19, 2012. Photography by: Matthew Miller '11.
Bruce Lacillade, Chaplain American Legion, United Council of Veterans offers a prayer during the ceremony of the 100th anniversary and re-dedication of the Smith's Knoll memorial.
Dedication Ceremony and Ribbon Cutting for the new state of the art Pediatric Emergency Center at USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital Wednesday, January 10, 2024
Antelope Valley Fallen Heores Memorial Dedication, November 8th 2008, Michael T. Metro, Honor Guard, 1233 Ranco Vista BLVD Palmdale, CA 93551, Mall
Dedication on monument to the travelers of the Santa Fe Trail in 1912.
National Register #70000247. Added in 1970.
Antelope Valley Fallen Heores Memorial Dedication, November 8th 2008, Michael T. Metro, Honor Guard, 1233 Ranco Vista BLVD Palmdale, CA 93551, Mall
WCCTV Studio Dedication to C.M. Fike II Founder and President of City College Fort Lauderdale, Miami, and Gainesville. Oct 16, 2009.
Homecoming Day Saturday, LaFetra College of Education Dedication, Oct. 15, 2016.
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Antelope Valley Fallen Heores Memorial Dedication, November 8th 2008, Michael T. Metro, Honor Guard, 1233 Ranco Vista BLVD Palmdale, CA 93551, Mall
After a year of renovations, Virginia Beach's Marshview Park celebrated its grand reopening with a touching chain-cutting dedication ceremony, uniting the community in their commitment to nature preservation.
The transformed park now offers enhanced trails, wildlife observation points, and an educational center. Mayor Bobby Dyer led the ceremony, emphasizing the park's importance as a nature sanctuary accessible to all.
The event began with a guided nature walk, allowing attendees to explore the park's beauty and biodiversity. The chain-cutting ceremony symbolized the official reopening, followed by the opening of the education center to the public.
Thanks to a combination of public and private funding, Marshview Park stands as a shining example of community dedication to preserving natural treasures. It promises to be a hub for environmental education and outdoor enjoyment in Virginia Beach, fostering a stronger connection between the community and its natural surroundings.
Photography by Craig McClure
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