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20
Dec

Christmas Tree Lane Walk Nights

  • BriannaWoo
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  • 20 Dec, 2016

Christmas Tree Lane Walk Nights The Christmas Tree Lane Walk Nights will take place on Wednesday, December 2, 2015 and Tuesday, December 8, 2015 from 6 to 10 PM. Tree Fresno provides a Shuttle Express service which can be boarded at two locations: North Station: Palm Avenue at San Ramon Avenue, near Shaw Avenue and

20
Dec

Homecoming at the Hort

  • BriannaWoo
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  • 20 Dec, 2016

We invite Tree Fresno members, educators, students and friends to enjoy music and a picnic, as we celebrate our Demonstration Gardens and “Living Laboratories.” Download Invitation Horticulture Park 3150 E. Barstow Ave. United States See map: Google Maps US

20
Dec

Lowell Elementary girls help bring green to Fresno’s Dickey Playground

  • BriannaWoo
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  • 20 Dec, 2016

Lowell Elementary girls help bring green to Fresno’s Dickey Playground By George Hostetter The Fresno Bee November 22, 2013 A corner of Dickey Playground in downtown Fresno is getting a green makeover. Members of the Girl Power Club at nearby Lowell Elementary School and Mayor Ashley Swearengin teamed up Friday to plant a young tree

20
Dec

Valley air officials aim to cool down decades-old smog problem

  • BriannaWoo
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  • 20 Dec, 2016

Hot cities are ‘heat islands’ that contribute to ozone By Mark Grossi — The Fresno Bee In sweltering September 2011, Fresno could have used more trees. Temperatures climbed, winds died and lung-searing ozone spiked the season’s highest readings on three days. Worse yet, all three peaks broke the one-hour federal ozone standard between 3 p.m.



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