Berlin Main Street Program Director Sylvia Poulin speaks to guests gathered Saturday for the rededication of a refurbished sculpture by late Berlin High School art teacher Bob Hughes. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Berlin Main Street Program Director Sylvia Poulin speaks to guests gathered Saturday for the rededication of a refurbished sculpture by late Berlin High School art teacher Bob Hughes. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
This sculpture by late artist Bob Hughes does not have a name but it does have a bright, new look. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
BERLIN — Beloved art educator Bob Hughes' legacy lives on in the North Country with the dedication on Saturday of an earlier sculpture he created, a once weather-worn sculpture now renovated with the help of two local businesses.
About 15 people gathered on Sept. 17 at Vodukis Park, located near Green Square at an entrance to downtown Berlin, to dedicate Hughes' spruced-up art work.
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