Snapshot: City unveils ‘Stone Paper Scissors’ sculpture
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The City of Carmel unveiled a $115,000 sculpture in the roundabout at Gray Road and 126th Street Aug. 12 called "Stone Paper Scissors" that pays homage to the popular game used to settle arguments or have fun. The location for the sculpture by Kevin Box was selected because of its proximity to an elementary and middle school. In addition to the unveiling, the celebration included an ice cream social and children’s activities. (Photos by Ben Stout)
The City of Carmel unveiled a $115,000 sculpture in the roundabout at Gray Road and 126th Street Aug. 12 called “Stone Paper Scissors” that pays homage to the popular game used to settle arguments or have fun. The location for the sculpture by Kevin Box was selected because of its proximity to an elementary and middle school. In addition to the unveiling, the celebration included an ice cream social and children’s activities. (Photos by Ben Stout)
Carmel City Councilor Jeff Worrell gives remarks at the event.
