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Trees planted throughout Sharpsburg as part of conservancy program

Michael DiVittorio
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Courtesy of Sharpsburg Borough
Dozens of volunteers helped plant trees on April 8 in Sharpsburg aided by the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy.
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Volunteers worked with the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy on April 8 to plant trees along the streets of Sharpsburg.
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Courtesy of Sharpsburg Borough
In addition to helping volunteers plant trees in Sharpsburg on April 8, the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy provided information about proper planting techniques and tree care.
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Volunteers took to the streets of Sharpsburg for a tree planting with the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy April 8.

Dozens of volunteers took to the streets of Sharpsburg for a tree planting with the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy.

The event took place from 9 a.m. to noon on April 8.

Volunteers met up along the 1000 block of Main Street to pick up safety vests and supplies.

They were split into groups and planted in various locations throughout the borough.

Western Pennsylvania Conservancy officials also taught them about proper tree planting techniques and tree care.

More information about conservancy programs is available at waterlandlife.org/trees.

Michael DiVittorio is a TribLive reporter covering general news in Western Pennsylvania, with a penchant for festivals and food. He can be reached at mdivittorio@triblive.com.

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