- Corey Martin works the crane controls and Adam Payne guides the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture as they move the wooden sculpture off its base Thursday in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Mike Houdek removes the “Welcome To Bearadise” sign from the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture before it is lifted by crane Thursday in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Corey Martin, left, works the crane as Adam Payne controls the swaying while they lift the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture off its base Thursday in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Adam Payne helps guide the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture off the truck to set it in its new location Thursday at the Paradise Police Department in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
After lifting it off its base by crane, Corey Martin secures the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture with straps for the ride to its new home Thursday at the Paradise Police Department. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Paradise police officers watch as the Black Bear Diner bear sculp[ture arrives Thursday at the Paradise Police Department. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Adam Payne helps guide the Black Bear Diner bear off the truck Thursday to set it in its new location at the Paradise Police Department in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Mike Houdek screws the “Welcome To Bearadise” sign back onto the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture Thursday after it was set in its new location at the Paradise Police Department in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Black Bear Diner’s “Welcome To Bearadise” bear sculpture at its new location Thursday in front of the Paradise Police Department in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
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Corey Martin works the crane controls and Adam Payne guides the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture as they move the wooden sculpture off its base Thursday in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
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PARADISE — Black Bear Diner’s “Welcome To Bearadise” 1,500-pound, 10-foot-tall bear sculpture gets moved to its new location Thursday in front of the Paradise Police Department in Paradise.
- Corey Martin works the crane controls and Adam Payne guides the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture as they move the wooden sculpture off its base Thursday in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Mike Houdek removes the “Welcome To Bearadise” sign from the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture before it is lifted by crane Thursday in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Corey Martin, left, works the crane as Adam Payne controls the swaying while they lift the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture off its base Thursday in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Adam Payne helps guide the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture off the truck to set it in its new location Thursday at the Paradise Police Department in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
After lifting it off its base by crane, Corey Martin secures the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture with straps for the ride to its new home Thursday at the Paradise Police Department. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Paradise police officers watch as the Black Bear Diner bear sculp[ture arrives Thursday at the Paradise Police Department. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Adam Payne helps guide the Black Bear Diner bear off the truck Thursday to set it in its new location at the Paradise Police Department in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Mike Houdek screws the “Welcome To Bearadise” sign back onto the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture Thursday after it was set in its new location at the Paradise Police Department in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
Black Bear Diner’s “Welcome To Bearadise” bear sculpture at its new location Thursday in front of the Paradise Police Department in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
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Corey Martin works the crane controls and Adam Payne guides the Black Bear Diner bear sculpture as they move the wooden sculpture off its base Thursday in Paradise. (Matt Bates — Enterprise-Record)
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