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Its that time of year again: the season for tree pruning is upon us! The LCMA and the City of Denver require eight feet of clearance from the sidewalk and street to the lowest hanging branches. Pruning your trees also promotes their overall health. Click on the video to learn more about the basic of tree pruning.

video credit: Preservation Tree Care

Past Articles about Trees
Let's Please Trim our Trees!
The 1, 2, 3's of Trees

Last Two Weeks: The Diary of Anne Frank

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In Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, Anne Frank uses her diary to document and confront her rapidly changing life and increasing horror of her time with astonishing honesty, wit and determination. Winner of the 1956 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for Best Play.

Don't Miss: Lowry Foundation Events

Lowry Uncorked: April 20th @ Eisenhower Chapel

Sample great wines from Marczyk Fine Foods' Fairfax Wine and Spirits. In addition to tasting great wines and nibbling on appetizers at the Chapel, attendees will have the opportunity to purchase both bottles and cases of Marczyk's specialty wines. Tickets are $25/each, and will be available online and at the door.
All proceeds from the fundraiser benefit The Lowry Foundation's Community Programs. Click here for details.

Speaker Series: Eric Cahn, Holocaust Survivor

Tuesday, April 24th 7-8:30 pm @ Eisenhower Chapel

Lowry resident Eric Cahn is a Holocaust survivor. Born in Mannheim, Germany in 1938, Eric was a toddler when he and his family were taken by the Nazis to a holding camp in France. He and his sister were rescued from the camp in 1942, but separated. His parents were deported to Auschwitz where his mother died and his father miraculously survived. Eric has made a point of sharing his Holocaust story with civic groups, church groups and students for many years.

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