Murals examined

Murals examined

Children from Leisure Service’s Rec ‘N Roll program take part in a mural Art Walk in downtown Williams Lake Tuesday morning.

Children from Leisure Service’s Rec ‘N Roll program take part in a mural Art Walk in downtown Williams Lake Tuesday morning.

The program extended its season due to the teachers’ strike, which appears to be coming to an end this week.

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