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Monday Memories: Crucifixion sand sculpture battered by fierce storm, then resurrected

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By Good Friday, 2006, Roger Powell felt good about the Easter sand sculpture he and volunteers had created from 180 tons of sand dumped in Riverside Park in Findlay.

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Monday Memories: Crucifixion sand sculpture battered by fierce storm, then resurrected

By Good Friday, 2006, Roger Powell felt good about the Easter sand sculpture he and volunteers had created from 180 tons of sand dumped in Riverside Park in Findlay.

·Toledo, United States
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The Blade broke the news in Toledo, United States on Monday, March 30, 2026.
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