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Another new totem will go up this summer
A new Kadashan pole has been completed and was moved outside from the WCA carving shed on Friday, April 3, so that it could weather before it’s raised this summer at a location to be determined. (From left to right) Tony Harding, Mike Hoyt, Jason Clark, Brody Knecht and Albert Rinehart worked together to bring the pole outside. This Kadashan pole, with the raven at the top, is different from the one raised at Totem Park last year, which has the eagle at the top.
