Friday, May 2, 2014
PHOTOS: Huntington Park reopens to the public
After being closed for renovations since last July, Huntington Park and the new plaza near City Hall opened to the public today. Following a dedication attended by a hundreds, onlookers gazed at the high flowing Spokane Falls, listened to drummers from the Spokane Tribe, and looked at newly installed statues. One family decided the warm day was perfect for a picnic.
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Spokane tribal members (left to right) Robert Corral, Paul Corral, Gabby Corral, Lucille Mathias and Leona Stanger play a drum.
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Three-year-old Ava Werner, left, watches the Spokane Falls, while being held by her grandmother Marlys McDermott, center, as her grandfather Mike looks on.
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Terran McCabe, right, her husband Jesse, second from the right, and their 2-year-old daughters Devon, left, and Fredi have a picnic.
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