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Study results in Boulevard ficus tree recommendations

John Welborne · November 30, 2017

Trees, trees, trees. That subject was a big part of this year’s annual “Town Hall” meeting of the Windsor Square Association (WSA). Held at The Ebell on Nov. 16, about […]

Windsor Square Association seeks to protect area trees

Billy Taylor · April 27, 2017

In the first week of March, Councilman David E. Ryu’s office contacted the president of the Windsor Square Association (WSA), Larry Guzin, regarding a request to remove a ficus tree […]

Groups seek consensus on city trees

Billy Taylor · March 2, 2017

The Larchmont Village Business Improvement District (BID) is reaching out to neighborhood groups to seek consensus on a plan to remove and replace the 38 ficus trees lining Larchmont Blvd. […]

Larchmont trees, sidewalks on New Year’s agenda

Suzan Filipek · December 29, 2016

Ring in the New Year by learning about a plan for Larchmont Village’s ficus trees and tree root-challenged sidewalks. The Larchmont Village Business Improvement District has utilized a grant from […]

Solicitors annoy storekeepers and shoppers alike

Billy Taylor · September 29, 2016

A local resident who frequents the shops and restaurants on Larchmont Blvd. says the number of solicitors and street canvassers lining the shopping district is becoming unbearable. “I find it […]

Talk of sidewalk repair sparks ficus tree debate

Billy Taylor · October 29, 2015

Following an article in the Larchmont Chronicle in September on a citywide program being developed to repair sidewalks damaged by tree roots, comments from residents concerned for Larchmont Blvd. poured […]

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