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Smart practices for social distancing

Tribune Staff

| June 23, 2020

Printed in the June 24, 2020 edition

Photo by Roberta Wilcox CanoMembers of the community joined Chamber of Commerce CEO Bob Hall (left) and Angela Moser (right) in staining picnic tables to be used in the Route 66 Plaza on Second Street. According to Hall, this effort is to help promote physical distancing while enjoying a meal in the city’s historic district. The tables were provided by the chamber of commerce.