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A 300-year-old Paramus tree may be cut down for redevelopment, unless neighbor can save it

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A 300-year-old tree is slated to be taken down as part of the redevelopment. The tree is a three-century old Southern Catalpa. Until recently, it was listed on a state website cataloguing New Jersey's biggest and most historic trees. The next hearing for the expansion proposal is scheduled for Oct. 26 at East Brook Middle School.

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A 300-year-old Paramus tree may be cut down for redevelopment, unless neighbor can save it

The Southern Catalpa on Spring Valley Road would be felled so a local temple can expand. Paramus officials say they have no choice.

·New Jersey, United States
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North Jersey broke the news in New Jersey, United States on Saturday, October 14, 2023.
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