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Neighborhood Trees December 18, 2009

Weekday crew leaders make up for lost time

By Andy Meeks Last Saturday, for the first time in over three years, Friends of Trees postponed a planting. While the dangerous road conditions

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Green Space, Portland Canopy December 15, 2009

Don’t look now interstate highway, trees are coming

It has been four months since Metro unanimously approved the largest capital grant in its history to plant more than 2,000 trees along the I-205

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Portland Canopy, Tree City USA December 15, 2009

Local and national tree news:

—Treehoo!, not to be confused with other ‘-hoo!’-suffixed Internet search engines, is calling itself the world’s first

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Green Space December 14, 2009

Crew leaders on local TV announcement

Can you name those sturdy, good looking Friends of Trees volunteers in the video? Hint: Green Space Initiative program. –Toshio Suzuki
FOT Events December 11, 2009

Tomorrow’s Plantings POSTPONED

Due to the inclement weather expected, all Friends of Trees planting events scheduled for tomorrow – Saturday, December 12th – have

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