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  • — 30 Oct, 2015
Inyo County Associate Planner Elaine Kabala, Bishop Mayor Patricia Gardner, and City Administrator Jim Tatum buried a time capsule on Warren Street, kicking off the third annual Chocolate Art Walk in Bishop. The capsule, which included everything from a drought proclamation to acupuncture needles, will remain buried for 50 years. Photo courtesy: Sheet staff.
Inyo County Associate Planner Elaine Kabala, Bishop Mayor Patricia Gardner, and City Administrator Jim Tatum buried a time capsule on Warren Street, kicking off the third annual Chocolate Art Walk in Bishop. The capsule, which included everything from a drought proclamation to acupuncture needles, will remain buried for 50 years. Photo courtesy: Sheet staff.
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