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Artist Andrew Morrison was at odds with Seattle Public Schools about preserving his iconic murals of Chief Joseph and Chief Sealth at the Wilson-Pacific School in North Seattle, but he's come to an understanding with Superintendent José Banda, and the murals will be preserved.
UPDATE - 10:33 PM
Artist reaches accord with schools on Native murals
Artist Andrew Morrison has mended his relationship with Seattle Public Schools and now will help save the murals he created at the Wilson-Pacific campus, where the district plans to build two new schools.
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