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Loveland’s sculpture show carves out a national reputation as year 42 welcomes over 160 artists (opens the original)
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Forty-two years ago, in the winter of 1984, two Loveland men sitting together on an airplane flying across the country agreed to promote an idea that would turn into one of America’s major outdoor art shows. Bob Torson, then president of the Loveland Chamber of Commerce, and C. Dennis Anderson, then CEO of the chamber, were returning from the convention of the National Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C. “On the plane home, we just started talking about promotions we could come up with to dr
Loveland’s sculpture show carves out a national reputation as year 42 welcomes over 160 artists (opens the original)
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Forty-two years ago, in the winter of 1984, two Loveland men sitting together on an airplane flying across the country agreed to promote an idea that would turn into one of America’s major outdoor art shows. Bob Torson, then president of the Loveland Chamber of Commerce, and C. Dennis Anderson, then CEO of the chamber, were returning from the convention of the National Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C. “On the plane home, we just started talking about promotions we could come up with to dr
Loveland’s sculpture show carves out a national reputation as year 42 welcomes over 160 artists (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Forty-two years ago, in the winter of 1984, two Loveland men sitting together on an airplane flying across the country agreed to promote an idea that would turn into one of America’s major outdoor art shows. Bob Torson, then president of the Loveland Chamber of Commerce, and C. Dennis Anderson, then CEO of the chamber, were returning from the convention of the National Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C. “On the plane home, we just started talking about promotions we could come up with to dr
Loveland’s sculpture show carves out a national reputation as year 42 welcomes over 160 artists (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Forty-two years ago, in the winter of 1984, two Loveland men sitting together on an airplane flying across the country agreed to promote an idea that would turn into one of America’s major outdoor art shows. Bob Torson, then president of the Loveland Chamber of Commerce, and C. Dennis Anderson, then CEO of the chamber, were returning from the convention of the National Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C. “On the plane home, we just started talking about promotions we could come up with to dr
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