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The City has 120 new flags, most already up for July 4 The installed display is getting big amens from veterans' advocates such as Joe Hare. Equally delightful is the chance to see Terry Moore at work installing them using his oil barrel bucket lift, at times in almost pitch darkness Click on headline for full story plus photo(s) By Ed Waggener Several saw the start of the installation of the new flags on Sunday night; the flags caught the eyes of many more on the way to work Monday morning. They marvelled at the clever engineering of the lift truck Terry Moore of Allen Moore and Sons Electrical Contractors, used to place the holders, new wooden staffs, and new flags on the utility poles. Rhonda Loy, Deputy City Clerk and Events Planner for Columbia, KY, said that her department ordered 120 new flags and wooden staffs this year. The old flags were beginning to show a bit of wear, and it was a good time to add a few to the display. The city paid for these flags, she said, but Mayor Harris said that he's already received word from local merchants that they would like to pay for more if the city needs them. The work was ongoing today. Flags with metal staffs were yet to be installed when the information for this story was gathered at around 2pmCT.Rhonda Loy said that the flags displays, besides the square, are on these stretches of main Columbia Streets:
Anyone who would like to go on record with an offer of help to increase the number of displays may contact Rhonda Loy at City Hall, 116 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY, Phone (270) 384-2501. This story was posted on 2011-06-22 20:59:57
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