The new mural was created by Alaskan Native artist William Kozloff as a symbol of the work that has been done to revive the Third Avenue community, and sits on the old site of the Alaskan Native Hospital.
Property manager Suzy Campbell was surprised to see a video taken by a tenant last month, shocked that the privacy trees that surrounded three sides of the complex had been leveled - including the backside of the property that faces the notoriously dangerous road.
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