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Arbor Day, Mother's Day, gardening, boating, town meeting, Register Notes Wicked Local Arbor Day tree donation In commemoration of Arbor Day 2021, the Dennis Democratic Town Committee (DDTC) collaborated with four local nurseries to make a gift to the town of four native trees. DDTC volunteers planted the trees in Johnny Kelley Park on May 1 – two Red Maples by the main baseball diamond, and a Fringe Tree and a Red Oak by the bocce courts. Dennis Director of Public Works David Johansen and his staff provided expert guidance and coordination for the project. Johansen, who is also the town’...

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Top-ranking official in N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration named NHL’s Chief Security Officer Updated May 05, 2021; Posted May 05, 2021 Jared M. Maples, Director of the N.J. Office of Homeland Security, is taking a job with the NHL beginning June 7.Steve Hockstein | For NJ Advance Facebook Share The NHL announced Wednesday it is hiring Jared Maples as Executive Vice President and Chief Security Officer. Maples has been the director of the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness (NJOHSP) since 2017. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman also announced the retirement of Dennis...

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Special to the OBSERVER Richard Newton, head grounds supervisor, plants a new tree on Symphony Circle, joined by, from left, Director of Facilities Services Kevin Cloos, Director of Environmental Health & Safety and Sustainability Sarah Laurie, Assistant Director of Facilities/Custodial Services Mark Delcamp and President Stephen Kolison Jr. SUNY Fredonia is commemorating Earth Day with what will be the planting of over 20 new trees by members of the Grounds and Landscaping crew, renewing a campus tradition to replace dead or diseased trees that have been removed, with new trees. A Liquidam...