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Standing tall: Carvings celebrate legacy of community dedication, involvement

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When Peter Hewitt and Walter McAnney learned in the late 1990s that their Mount Gretna property had two trees that needed removal, they chose an alternative: Turn the trees into art.
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Standing tall: Carvings celebrate legacy of community dedication, involvement

When Peter Hewitt and Walter McAnney learned in the late 1990s that their Mount Gretna property had two trees that needed removal, they chose an alternative: Turn the trees into art.

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LebTown broke the news on Friday, June 5, 2026.
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