New Tree vs No Tree
A new tree is planted in front of 325 W. Fifth St. in Bloomsburg on Wednesday. The words “No Tree” are spray painted on the street in front of the home. (Click for full photo.)
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New Tree vs No Tree
A new tree is planted in front of 325 W. Fifth St. in Bloomsburg on Wednesday. The words “No Tree” are spray painted on the street in front of the home. (Click for full photo.)
Couple stuck with tree
A couple who did not want a tree in front of their home saw it planted Wednesday, despite road markings made by a town worker last month indicating the Shade Tree Commission’s October decision had been reversed.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Couple stuck with tree
A couple who did not want a tree in front of their home saw it planted Wednesday, despite road markings made by a town worker last month indicating the Shade Tree Commission’s October decision had been reversed.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Couple stuck with tree
A couple who did not want a tree in front of their home saw it planted Wednesday, despite road markings made by a town worker last month indicating the Shade Tree Commission’s October decision had been reversed.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Couple stuck with tree
A couple who did not want a tree in front of their home saw it planted Wednesday, despite road markings made by a town worker last month indicating the Shade Tree Commission’s October decision had been reversed.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Couple stuck with tree
A couple who did not want a tree in front of their home saw it planted Wednesday, despite road markings made by a town worker last month indicating the Shade Tree Commission’s October decision had been reversed.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Couple stuck with tree
A couple who did not want a tree in front of their home saw it planted Wednesday, despite road markings made by a town worker last month indicating the Shade Tree Commission’s October decision had been reversed.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Eugene and Wilma Steinruck told the commission they did not want the responsibility of a tree. But the commission decided to plant one in front of their 325 W. Fifth St. home anyway.
They were among more than 50 property owners selected to get a free tree because there was room for one between the sidewalk and the curb.
Zoners OK temporary shelter in Berwick
The zoning hearing board Thursday unanimously approved a temporary warming shelter at the Eagle Hose Company, drawing cheers from advocates for the homeless and concerns from some of the neighbors.
“Please follow the rules; don’t make us sorry,” Chairman Eugene Golla told the volunteers who run the non-profit Community Resource Connections.
The decision came after a marathon 21⁄2-hour hearing in which several neighbors rose to object to the new shelter. They worried it would draw crime to the neighborhood.
“Please follow the rules; don’t make us sorry,” Chairman Eugene Golla told the volunteers who run the non-profit Community Resource Connections.
The decision came after a marathon 21⁄2-hour hearing in which several neighbors rose to object to the new shelter. They worried it would draw crime to the neighborhood.
Zoners OK temporary shelter in Berwick
The zoning hearing board Thursday unanimously approved a temporary warming shelter at the Eagle Hose Company, drawing cheers from advocates for the homeless and concerns from some of the neighbors.
“Please follow the rules; don’t make us sorry,” Chairman Eugene Golla told the volunteers who run the non-profit Community Resource Connections.
The decision came after a marathon 21⁄2-hour hearing in which several neighbors rose to object to the new shelter. They worried it would draw crime to the neighborhood.
“Please follow the rules; don’t make us sorry,” Chairman Eugene Golla told the volunteers who run the non-profit Community Resource Connections.
The decision came after a marathon 21⁄2-hour hearing in which several neighbors rose to object to the new shelter. They worried it would draw crime to the neighborhood.