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STATE Ketchikan Daily News KETCHIKAN - The lofty poles at Totem Bight State Park retain an aura of grandeur, although rain, insects and time have taken a toll.

Rescued FROM Time

 Taking care: Brandon Nicholas, left, signals his to father, Brian Nicholas, in the boom truck in the background, about lowering the pole carefully onto sticker boards on June 27 at Totem Bight State Park in Ketchikan. Trent Birch, right, watches the pole.
Hall Anderson / Ketchikan Daily News
Taking care: Brandon Nicholas, left, signals his to father, Brian Nicholas, in the boom truck in the background, about lowering the pole carefully onto sticker boards on June 27 at Totem Bight State Park in Ketchikan. Trent Birch, right, watches the pole.
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