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Cracked sidewalk vs. heritage redwood: Santa Rosa debates fate of 75-foot ‘Rosie’
A 75-FOOT REDWOOD TREE has shaded a corner of Santa Rosa for generations. Now nearby landowners have a city-approved permit to cut it down, but hundreds of neighbors and supporters are behind a formal appeal asking the city to stop the removal. The tree, which neighbors call “Rosie,” stands on Spring Street in the McDonald […] The post Cracked sidewalk vs. heritage redwood: Santa Rosa debates fate of 75-foot ‘Rosie’ appeared first on Local News Matters .
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A 75-FOOT REDWOOD TREE has shaded a corner of Santa Rosa for generations. Now nearby landowners have a city-approved permit to cut it down, but hundreds of neighbors and supporters are behind a formal appeal asking the city to stop the removal. The tree, which neighbors call “Rosie,” stands on Spring Street in the McDonald […] The post Cracked sidewalk vs. heritage redwood: Santa Rosa debates fate of 75-foot ‘Rosie’ appeared first on Local News Matters .
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According to Local News Matters’s linked source, Cracked sidewalk vs. heritage redwood: Santa Rosa debates fate of 75-foot ‘Rosie’, A 75-FOOT REDWOOD TREE has shaded a corner of Santa Rosa for generations. Now nearby landowners have a city-approved permit to cut it down, but hundreds of neighbors and supporters are behind a formal appeal asking the city to stop the removal. The tree, which neighbors call “Rosie,” stands on Spring Street in the McDonald […] The post Cracked sidewalk vs. heritage redwood: Santa Rosa debates fate of 75-foot ‘Rosie’ appeared first on Local News Matters .
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