To theEditor:
Recently our next-door neighbors of20 years sold their property. Then, on Wednesday, Nov. 4, without discussion or consultation, a landscaping company came in and started cutting down the trees along the property line. My husband tried to stop them, but they claimed that the trees were on the new owners’ property, and the owners did not want these or any trees. My husband managed to save only two trees, a pine and an island jasmine.
The rest, about six evergreens (pine, cedar, blue spruce) and one holly, were cut down, roots dug up and branches,…
November 11, 2015
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