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City of Plano invites artists to carry on legacy of 400-year-old tree

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The city of Plano is still receiving applications to get a piece of the 400-year-old bur oak that fell in the southeast section of Bob Woodruff Park in October 2023.

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City of Plano invites artists to carry on legacy of 400-year-old tree

The city of Plano is still receiving applications to get a piece of the 400-year-old bur oak that fell in the southeast section of Bob Woodruff Park in October 2023.

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