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Business owner Malcolm Dorn, left, and friend Bill Fischer remove the covering on a mural made with the participation of 48 local artists for the Intergenerational Art Movement at the renamed Chester Square on the corner of Lawrence and Polk streets in Uptown Port Townsend on Saturday.
Chester Square is named for Dorn’s pet dog, featured in the center of the artwork, that was named Chester Wallydoodle and died three years ago.
About 30 community members attended the unveiling.
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