Missouri forestry seeks to replace lost woodlands with tree program
Missouri faces rapid woodland loss with an estimated one million acres gone in a decade and similar projections ahead. The Department of Conservation distributes six to eight million trees annually via the forestry division to landowners and others, though demand outstrips supply. the main nursery near Licking is largest but space and money limit production.
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Detours Planned on Fifth and Elm Streets for Repairs
City Engineer John McConvery announces detours on Fifth Street from First Capitol to Jefferson and from Hawthorn to Duchesne, and Elm Street from Duchesne to Sibley, as storm sewer and curb work proceeds. Traffic will be redirected at specified intersections and roads reopen after paving.
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