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- New Assessment Recommends Removing Century-Old Tree at Harvard Divinity School (0)
- February 8th, 2019
I attended part of the Agassiz Neighborhood Council meeting last night at Harvard Divinity School to discuss the future of the red oak in the HDS courtyard that would be removed as part of a planned renovation and addition to Andover Hall. A new report by a master arborist from Bartlett Tree Experts has judged the […]
Read More »- The Cambridge City Council will hold a regular meeting on Monday, February 4, 2019, starting at 5:30pm. The agenda is posted on the Open Meeting Portal. My summary of key items follows. City Manager’s Agenda #3 Excise Tax for Recreational Cannabis Sales: The manager is recommending that the Council vote to take advantage of the […]
Read More » - As one of the co-sponsors of the order to impose a temporary moratorium on removing healthy significant trees on private property, I was disappointed that Monday’s night’s meeting did not result in immediate passage of this amendment to the Tree Ordinance. Preserving our tree canopy and adding additional protections for healthy significant trees are a major […]
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