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Everett and DCR Workers Team up to Plant Trees on Housing Authority properties – Everett Independent
The City of Everett recently partnered with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) for a tree planting project. To kick off the planting season, this project added 70 trees to open spaces at Everett Housing Authority (EHA) properties. DCR staff, along with the City of Everett’s Tree Warden Jacob St. Louis, planted trees that will eventually provide natural shade and environmental benefits in an urban community like Eve…
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