Maine's Skowhegan Indian: Weather Damage and Crime Scene Tape
TL;DR
The Skowhegan Indian, a 62-foot wooden sculpture in Maine, has been surrounded by crime scene tape after sustaining damage from wild weather and a windstorm, losing part of its face and arm as well as a spear. The sculpture, depicting a Wabanaki fisherman, was completed in 1969 and is a local icon. The community is now seeking funding for its restoration, as it remains a significant symbol in the area.
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- Weather beatdown leaves towering Maine landmark surrounded by crime scene tape ABC News
- Skowhegan Indian sculpture in need of another round of repairs after recent damage Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel
- What happened to Maine’s famous Skowhegan Indian? WABI
- AP Trending SummaryBrief at 11:02 a.m. EST | National News | clintonherald.com Clinton Herald
- Skowhegan Police Say Damage to the Indian Wasn't Done by Vandals q1065.fm
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