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LOREN BENOIT/Press Nina and Austin Brynjulvson pray for fellow artist Jeff May, right, in Athol. May lost his wood-carving shop to a fire on Jan. 21. Among the pieces lost was the Freedom Tree honoring veteran Fred McMurray that was at McEuen and his work that he had taken in to repair and maintain for the city. “His ability to stay strong through this is amazing,” said Austin.

LOREN BENOIT/Press Nina and Austin Brynjulvson pray for fellow artist Jeff May, right, in Athol. May lost his wood-carving shop to a fire on Jan. 21. Among the pieces lost was the Freedom Tree honoring veteran Fred McMurray that was at McEuen and his work that he had taken in to repair and maintain for the city. “His ability to stay strong through this is amazing,” said Austin.

November 29, 2019

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Artistic phoenix ARISES
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Artistic phoenix ARISES

The first major art piece to come out of sculptor Jeff May’s new studio was a towering grizzly bear perched on hind legs carved from his neighbor’s beloved ponderosa pine tree.