New bench and pad tagged less than 24 hours after completion
New commemorative bench and rest area on the Rotary Trail near Piercy Ave and 21 st.
It took less than a day for vandals to leave their mark on a commemorative bench and cement pad installed on Rotary Park.
The cement was laid earlier this week and the bench was installed Thursday afternoon. By Friday morning, both had been tagged.
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