|

During the turbulent days following Sept. 11 attacks Mike Murray, left, fabricated a makeshift, over-sized flagpole and raised a giant American flag on the hill above Blue Shield in El Dorado Hills. Town Center magnate Tony Mansour, center, and Louis Mansour, right, encouraged the project, which stopped traffic on U.S. 50 and stood for more than a year before being replaced with the smaller, properly anchored, county-compliant pole and flag that stands today. Murray recently donated one of the original over-sized flags to the Mansours, who plan to display it in the California Welcome Center. Village Life photo by Mike Roberts

During the turbulent days following Sept. 11 attacks Mike Murray, left, fabricated a makeshift, over-sized flagpole and raised a giant American flag on the hill above Blue Shield in El Dorado Hills. Town Center magnate Tony Mansour, center, and Louis Mansour, right, encouraged the project, which stopped traffic on U.S. 50 and stood for more than a year before being replaced with the smaller, properly anchored, county-compliant pole and flag that stands today. Murray recently donated one of the original over-sized flags to the Mansours, who plan to display it in the California Welcome Center. Village Life photo by Mike Roberts

Leave a Reply

Recently Commented

  • jasmine: i don’t see her catch phrase but i love wat she did with her life as far as a JOB but seriously can...
  • nadia thedoore: their buggers are delish go try
  • nadia thedoore: their burgers are amazing go there by safeway
  • Linda: I’m from Chico also and grew up on Burger Hut! So happy we can also enjoy it here in El Dorado Hills...
  • Betty January: Mike, what an outstanding article!…..Thank you so much for being there…..

Recent Searches