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The Laurelwood Garden Club and the Fitchburg Art Museum, with sponsorship from Fitchburg State University, will open the 25th Art in Bloom event on Thursday, April 27, through Sunday April 30, at the Fitchburg Art Museum, 185 Elm St.
Tongas national forest. the crown jewel of the national forest system. >> you know we're very much against that. i would say first that there is nobody in this town that a mile of road here or there would benefit more than me. >> reporter: gordon chew runs a father/son timber operation. >> you be it this yourself, this whole house? >> why e. >> he believes old said ar can be harvested one tree at a time, he's terrified of cutting back to the days of old when ancient ecosystems return into paper. >> they're not going to be grinding up trees for paper anymore. not on my watch. when you build a r...
When you build a road, you don't know what's going to come down the road. and the reason that you would build a million dollar a mile road is to extract resources big time. >> former mayor art bloom tells me the roadless rule is a decade of a place that absorbs more carbon dioxide than anywhere else in america. >> you can never have this again once you cut it down. that won't support the wildlife this supports. >> cnn, bears do poop in the woods and the bears in these woods poop salmon, the most incredible fertilizer, the kind of fertilizer that throws cathedrals like this and these days fuels...
When you build a road, you don't know what is going to come down the road. and the reason that you would build a million dollar a mile road is to extract resources big-time. >> reporter: former mayor art bloom told me the roadless rule is a result of decades of negotiation to protect a place that sucked up more carbon dioxide than any elsewhere in america. >> once you cut it, it will come back as an even aged stand that needs to be managed. >> it is a plantation, not a forest. >> it is a plantation and that won't support the wildlife that this supports. >> reporter: this just into cnn, bears d...