Museum sale raises funds
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Crystal Norman, front, and Pat Fitzgerald, both of Moses Lake, browse through the offerings at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center’s Rusty Mammoth sale Saturday. The sale raised $1,764 for the museum’s Family and Education Fund, according to museum director Dollie Boyd.
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Crystal Norman, front, and Pat Fitzgerald, both of Moses Lake, browse through the offerings at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center’s Rusty Mammoth sale Saturday. The sale raised $1,764 for the museum’s Family and Education Fund, according to museum director Dollie Boyd.