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Oaks are down around city, county offices, courthouse

Published 8:00 am Sunday, August 1, 2021

By Brett Campbell

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With authorization from the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors, AJ’s Tree Service began removing the oak trees around the Lincoln County/Brookhaven Governmental Complex building Wednesday and took the last one down Friday. Grinding stumps and cleanup were expected to continue through Sunday. The building will be pressure washed and new sod laid as needed.

Photo by Brett Campbell/ With authorization from the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors, AJ’s Tree Service began removing the oak trees around the Lincoln County/Brookhaven Governmental Complex building Wednesday and took the last one down Friday. Grinding stumps and cleanup were expected to continue through Sunday. The building will be pressure washed and new sod laid as needed.

Photo by Brett Campbell/
With authorization from the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors, AJ’s Tree Service began removing the oak trees around the Lincoln County/Brookhaven Governmental Complex building Wednesday and took the last one down Friday. Grinding stumps and cleanup were expected to continue through Sunday. The building will be pressure washed and new sod laid as needed.

Photo by Brett Campbell/ With authorization from the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors, AJ’s Tree Service began removing the oak trees around the Lincoln County/Brookhaven Governmental Complex building Wednesday and took the last one down Friday. Grinding stumps and cleanup were expected to continue through Sunday. The building will be pressure washed and new sod laid as needed.

Photo by Brett Campbell/
With authorization from the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors, AJ’s Tree Service began removing the oak trees around the Lincoln County/Brookhaven Governmental Complex building Wednesday and took the last one down Friday. Grinding stumps and cleanup were expected to continue through Sunday. The building will be pressure washed and new sod laid as needed.

Photo by Brett Campbell/ With authorization from the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors, AJ’s Tree Service began removing the oak trees around the Lincoln County/Brookhaven Governmental Complex building Wednesday and took the last one down Friday. Grinding stumps and cleanup were expected to continue through Sunday. The building will be pressure washed and new sod laid as needed.

Photo by Brett Campbell/
With authorization from the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors, AJ’s Tree Service began removing the oak trees around the Lincoln County/Brookhaven Governmental Complex building Wednesday and took the last one down Friday. Grinding stumps and cleanup were expected to continue through Sunday. The building will be pressure washed and new sod laid as needed.

Photo by Brett Campbell/ With authorization from the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors, AJ’s Tree Service began removing the oak trees around the Lincoln County/Brookhaven Governmental Complex building Wednesday and took the last one down Friday. Grinding stumps and cleanup were expected to continue through Sunday. The building will be pressure washed and new sod laid as needed.

With authorization from the Lincoln County Board of Supervisors, AJ’s Tree Service began removing the oak trees around the Lincoln County/Brookhaven Governmental Complex building Wednesday and took the last one down Friday. Grinding stumps and cleanup were expected to continue through Sunday. The building will be pressure washed and new sod laid as needed.

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