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  • Save Costs, Save Trees, Bury Lines

    Tuesday, September 27, 2011

    Originally posted in Greenwich Time: Letters to the Editor:

    To the editor:

    The Greenwich Tree Conservancy, a non-profit citizen group dedicated to the preservation and maintenance of our "urban forest," urges our elected officials to require Connecticut Light & Power to bury power lines in Greenwich, wherever it may be feasible. Many Greenwich residents are insisting after the devastation of Hurricane Irene that this be accomplished.

  • Shady Lanes Initiative

    Tuesday, August 30, 2011

    The Greenwich Tree Conservancy, in keeping with its vision of a healthy and beautiful town-wide community forest, announced in April 2011, its new Shady Lanes Initiative to select three main roadways each year to plant and steward trees. The 2011-2012 selected roads are: lower Lake Avenue, Sound Beach Avenue and Hamilton Avenue.

  • Branching Out: Artists Interpret Trees at Montgomery Pinetum

    Tuesday, August 30, 2011

    The Greenwich Tree Conservancy,
    the Greenwich Arts Council,
    and the Garden Education Center of Greenwich
    invite you to join us at our inaugural ART SHOW
    inspired by the noble trees of Greenwich
    at Montgomery Pinetum
    on September 30, 2011
    from 6:00pm to 8:00pm.

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