Jake Savoie (bottom-center) is helping his father Chris Savoie (top) lift the playground columns while Luke Savoie (bottom-left) is walking to grab another column for installing the new playground at Spirit Square in Burns Lake on July 28, 2023 (Saddman Zaman photos/Lakes District News)

Burns Lake’s new playground work begins

Chris Savoie, his two sons Jake and Luke Savoie, and Tony Sholty are contractors building the new playground at Spirit Square in Burns Lake on July 28. (Saddman Zaman photos/Lakes District News)

 

Jake Savoie (bottom-center) is helping his father Chris Savoie (top) lift the playground columns for installing the new playground at Spirit Square in Burns Lake on July 28, 2023 (Saddman Zaman photos/Lakes District News)

Jake Savoie (right) is handing over the cordless electric screwdriver to his father Chris Savoie (top), Luke Savoie (bottom-center) and Tony Sholty (bottom) are installing the new playground at Spirit Square in Burns Lake on July 28, 2023 (Saddman Zaman photos/Lakes District News)

Chris Savoie (top), Jake Savoie (bottom-left), Luke Savoie (bottom-right) and Tony Sholty (bottom) are installing the new playground at Spirit Square in Burns Lake on July 28, 2023 (Saddman Zaman photos/Lakes District News)

Chris Savoie (top), Luke Savoie (bottom) and Tony Sholty (right) are installing the new playground at Spirit Square in Burns Lake on July 28, 2023 (Saddman Zaman photos/Lakes District News)

Chris Savoie, a playground installer checking the joints of the newly installed columns at the new playground of Spirit Square in Burns Lake on July 28, 2023 (Saddman Zaman photos/Lakes District News)

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