'Little Tree' Replacement Begins

Fairhope, Alabama 

 


Chinese pistace replacement.

 SECTION STREET

Crews began replacing 25 street trees on Section Street Monday with larger ones of the same type (Chinese pistache): cost $940 each. 

Replacements for elm trees damaged on other streets around town by hurricane Sally have been ordered as well. Cost of about $500 each will be mostly-covered by FEMA reimbursements, according to public works director Johnson.

 TREE LIGHTS STILL PLANNED

The annual November tree lighting ceremony is still planned but scaled-back due to covid-19 social distancing restrictions imposed by the governor (no stage, band, etc.).


Elm destroyed by hurricane Sally.


Comments

Anonymous said…
Until all the streets are cleaned & it is sale to drive at night we do not need a tree lighting. It could easily turn into a super spreader event .
Publisher said…
A scaled back tree lighting is being discussed for mid November, without the usual stage shows and countdown ... .
Anonymous said…
What fun a scaled back super spreader event , be sure to bring the kids .
Anonymous said…
Just Stay home hidden in your basement then.
Resisting the Resistance said…
A "super spreader level" event is impossible because of climate change. Follow the science.

Even if we stood 5' 11 7/8" apart--which science tells us is an eighth of an inch short of perfect safety--the rising sea levels would kill the Chin....er...the WASP/Trump virus.

Now, let's get back to immanentizing the eschaton. A new religion is afoot!




Anonymous said…
I don’t hide or have a basement . I did notice that last night in Fairhope a lot mask less people standing close together waiting to get into restaurants.. This would never happen at a regarded tree lighting .
Say what? said…
So what does happen at a "regarded" tree lighting?

Also, what is a regarded tree lighting?

Finally, why do I suspect that re-breathing one's exhalations causes damage to the left hemisphere of the brain?