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Erin Stuber/Columbia Basin Herald<br>North Central Construction workers Juan Moncada, far left, and Alan Horn support the basalt columns which were installed Thursday afternoon at the Chief Moses mural at Sinkiuse Square. The columns, weighing approximately 10,000 pounds each, were donated by Pamp and Barbara Maiers, owners of North Central Construction, who also donated the labor to install them. Also pictured (left to right) are Darrell Appleby, behind Horn, mural artist Patty Jensen, Colleen Trefz and Daniel Atnip.<br>Chief Moses keeps watch as Alan Horn and Darrell Appleby of North Central Construction oversee the installation of one of three basalt columns at the Chief Moses mural Thursday in Moses Lake. A celebration of the project's completion will be held Saturday, Oct. 16 at Sinkiuse Square.<br>Artist Patty Jensen and Colleen Trefz watch with delight as some of the final pieces of the Chief Moses mural — large basalt columns which make the painting a 3-D spectacle honoring the town's namesake — are placed by North Central Construction workers Thursday.

Erin Stuber/Columbia Basin Herald<br>North Central Construction workers Juan Moncada, far left, and Alan Horn support the basalt columns which were installed Thursday afternoon at the Chief Moses mural at Sinkiuse Square. The columns, weighing approximately 10,000 pounds each, were donated by Pamp and Barbara Maiers, owners of North Central Construction, who also donated the labor to install them. Also pictured (left to right) are Darrell Appleby, behind Horn, mural ar…

October 8, 2004

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