Representatives of the Lexington Rotary Club and Lexington Public Library following the installation of the peace pole. Rotary members from left to right: Oscar Colunga, Audrianna Mendez, Sandra Carvajal, Kirsten Faessler and Bernie Svoboda. Far right is Lexington Public Library Director Jennifer Norton.
Jose Perez
The installation of the peace pole at the Lexington Public Library lasted approximately 15 minutes with members of the Lexington Rotary Club taking turns filling the hole to keep its level balanced.
Jose Perez
Community members are encouraged to admire the peace pole in front of the Lexington Public Library without touching it, as contact may cause it to become unlevel.
LEXINGTON — In a statement of unity and hope, the Lexington Rotary Club unveiled the city’s first peace pole at the Lexington Public Library on Thursday, June 26.
Representatives of the Lexington Rotary Club and Lexington Public Library following the installation of the peace pole. Rotary members from left to right: Oscar Colunga, Audrianna Mendez, Sandra Carvajal, Kirsten Faessler and Bernie Svoboda. Far right is Lexington Public Library Director Jennifer Norton.
The installation of the peace pole at the Lexington Public Library lasted approximately 15 minutes with members of the Lexington Rotary Club taking turns filling the hole to keep its level balanced.
Community members are encouraged to admire the peace pole in front of the Lexington Public Library without touching it, as contact may cause it to become unlevel.