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Award recognizes South Ann Street resident for decades of tree planting efforts

Summary by Ground News

Marlisa Yoder-Bontrager, 65, started her tree planting work in Lancaster city shortly after moving to South Ann Street in 1988. She's expanded her efforts from street-tree-related outreach to grant-funded plantings sponsored by the nonprofit Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay. The Keystone 10 Million Trees Partnership aims to plant 10 million trees across the state by the end of 2025.

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Award recognizes South Ann Street resident for decades of tree planting efforts

Marlisa Yoder-Bontrager spent years riding along South Conestoga Drive, wondering why the mowed acres she passed couldn’t be turned into a stretch of woods to face the river.

1 month ago·Lancaster, United States

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