Hendersonville NeighborWoods expands tree canopy citywide
Hendersonville launches NeighborWoods to boost urban forest cover with resident plantings. Blue Ridge Villas adds 24 trees including magnolias and dogwoods. Druid Hills adds sweetbay magnolias and a dogwood. Park Place adds 15 saplings plus red oaks and crabapples. Henderson Village adds eight dogwoods and other species. Since 2010, 400+ trees planted under Tree City USA initiative with funding from the City Tree Board budget. For details, visit the city site or contact coordinator Mac Brackett.
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Progressive Alliance plans vigil for immigration reform
The Progressive Alliance of Henderson County invites the public to a Silent Vigil for Immigration Reform in front of the Historic Courthouse in Hendersonville from 4 to 4 30 p m on Friday April 19. A Postcard Party and Social Time follows from 4 30 to 5 30 at Oklawaha Brewery. The event aims to raise awareness and support for reform including family reunification, a path to citizenship, and faster DHS processing. On April 19 the group will also focus on gun safety legislation and Moms Demand Action will provide postcards for Raleigh advocacy on April 25. No charge to attend. attendees should bring friends or family.
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