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Minneapolis has $8M to help people remove ash trees, but no relief for those paying off removals now

Minneapolis has $8M to help people remove ash trees, but no relief for those paying off removals now
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Minneapolis will distribute $8 million to help residents with ash tree removal But there s no relief for homeowners who ve already had trees condemned

Ash tree removals are an expensive burden caused by an invasive beetle. A new grant will help Minneapolis homeowners cover the costs, but many feel more must be done for people currently paying off removals.

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The two-man bucket brigade working to save Lake Harriet s trees

The two-man bucket brigade working to save Lake Harriet s trees
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Brooks: The two-man bucket brigade working to save Lake Harriet s trees

The little tree's first summer in the park could have been its last. The chokecherry sapling stood on a sunny hillside, barely taller than the joggers and dog walkers passing by on the path that circles Lake Harriet. Just one of the 10,000 or so new trees Minneapolis plants every year. One day, it might repay the city with white blossoms in spring and shade in the summer. But this summer, the .

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Loring Park s centenarian bur oaks are dying

Many old trees in Minneapolis parks are showing signs of stress after two summers of drought.

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