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Scores of trees in county parks are dying

Scores of trees are dying at several county-managed parks and most should be removed as a result of herbicide exposure, according to an arborist report commissioned by the county of

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Your Letters — Oct 13, 2023

By Amira Susan Webster, Bradley Tabach-Bank, Clay Creasey and Barry RabeStop killing treesI was appalled to read the Ojai Valley News’ excellent Sept. 22 article about the county needlessly applying

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Some Ventura County homeowners get ultimatums: Cut trees near their homes, or lose insurance

Some Ventura County homeowners get ultimatums: Cut trees near their homes, or lose insurance
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Trees at county-managed parks dying in vast numbers

Dying and dead trees in at least four county parks across the Ojai Valley have malformed growth “knobs” on their trunks and branches that experts currently believe are linked to

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Council set to take second vote on Cottages and Mallory Way agreement - Oct 25

On Oct. 18 the Ojai City Council had its first “reading” in the ordinance process to approve a development agreement with the property owners of the Cottages Among the Flowers

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