Sculptures worth protecting

Wed., Feb. 12, 2014

What an honor it is for residents of Kootenai County to have the sculpture of David Clemons displayed, and to be enjoyed, in our area. I have walked around the pond in Riverstone Park many times and smiled every time I saw “Kate” frolicking with her dogs. The sculpture was so uplifting.

Certainly motion cameras or something can be figured out by the powers that be to catch the thief in action. They do work for businesses.

Please, David, don’t give up.

Kathleen Wendell

Coeur d’Alene

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