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January 16, 2008 News & Features » Street Talk

Don't Worry, Be Happy 

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After presiding over Shockoe Valley from the wall of the Velvet strip club for a decade, local artist Ed Trask's mural of Princess Diana has been scrubbed out. But don't despair: The city scored another mural across town where Happy the Artist has been brushing the warm breeze of the islands onto the walls of Jamaica House on Broad Street.





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