The recent subzero temperatures and dry snow haven’t cooperated with a Superior Chamber of Commerce competition announced last week but that may change.
When the program was first announced the temperatures were more moderate and Superior was covered in several inches of a heavy wet snow that was a perfect raw material for building temporary artworks and shelters.
During the month of January the chamber is sponsoring a snow sculpture contest.
When making the announcement, Samantha Roesti, the chamber manager, asked, “Why not bundle up the kids and go outside to let your creative side flow?”
She suggested creating a snowman or snow sculpture of any kind and share a picture of the creation with the chamber.
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