Unbelievable! Robin Shrive reports Stolen art from the EcoArts: Lake County Sculpture Walk at Middletown County Trailside Park.
In a letter published Aug. 15 on the Lake County Record-Bee website, Shrive explains that her AP English class students “spent countless hours of their own time creating an exhibit celebrating reading.” Unfortunately, the recreations of two street signs, Lake Avenue and Read Street, are gone.
Shrive asks that people who see the signs or are in possession of them to return them to Exhibit 2 or contact EcoArts of Lake County at 928-0323.
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