Danny May, left, and Miguel Garcia, employees with the Lewiston Public Works Department, raise flags Thursday afternoon along Main Street, near the Longley Bridge. The flags have been at half-staff for the past week to honor Rosalynn Carter. Angelynne Amores, Lewiston’s director of marketing and communications, says there are 27 flagpoles in the city, and the Public Works Department takes care of 15 of them. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal
Danny May, left, and Miguel Garcia, employees with the Lewiston Public Works Department, raise flags Thursday afternoon along Main Street, near the Longley Bridge. The flags have been at half-staff for the past week to honor Rosalynn Carter. Angelynne Amores, Lewiston’s director of marketing and communications, says there are 27 flagpoles in the city, and the Public Works Department takes care of 15 of them. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal
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