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The Fall River
Street Tree
Planting Program offered flowering trees to residents
for planting in the city free of charge on October 17, 2004, at an
adopt-a-tree project. Residents agreed to plant the trees in their yards
and provide maintenance care. Trees included Cleveland pears, kousa
dogwoods and weeping pink cherry trees. The Street Tree Planting Program also provided
voluntary tree
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(Top row) Stephen Dempsey, Educator and Arborist from the Bristol Agricultural School, outlines the sod to remove in preparation for planting two new trees in Ruggles Park at the intersection of Locust and Seabury Streets. Rosemary and Anne Kosinski are pleased with the tree that they obtained through the program. Street Tree Planting Program Coordinator Mary Ann Wordell directs the free tree distribution.
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