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Metro briefs: Ramsey County to remove 400 ash trees By Star Tribune staff Text size Copy shortlink: 400 ash trees slated for removal Crews are removing 400 ash trees at Ramsey County Parks and Recreation sites, including parks and golf courses, with the goal of preventing the spread of the invasive emerald ash borer. The county is partnering with the nonprofit Tree Trust to plant 400 new trees of varying species, at no cost to the county. Trees will be removed at Battle Creek Regional Park, Beaver Lake County Park and Turtle Lake County Park...
Always has the latest. >> as i've often said, you could try to teach a goat how to climb a tree but you are better off hiring a squirrel. actually i've never said that before until now. that was had by the republican senator john kennedy. you see him there on the left and quoting the republican senator who was trying to explain one plan pushed by chuck schumer there. his point being, we know a squirrel could climb a tree trust as we know a wall or a barrier of any kind will provide some kind of defense, he said the plan would not get the job done on border security because it would open the go...