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November 19, 2022

Ruby Valentine stands by her Sequoiadendron giganteum at her home on Hayes Street in Moscow on November 10.

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click to enlarge Ruby Valentine stands by her Sequoiadendron giganteum at her home on Hayes Street in Moscow on November 10.
Mary Jo Hamilton
Ruby's Giant Sequoia is the newest tree to be selected for the Moscow Heritage Tree program. A Heritage Tree is one that is notable for its large size, age, health or form, or is uncommon in Moscow. It may also be a tree with an interesting story or connection to Moscow’s history. For inclusion in the Moscow Heritage Tree Program, please submit a Moscow Heritage Tree Program Nomination Form along with the Moscow Heritage Tree Program Property Owner Agreement Form to the City of Moscow Community Forestry Administrator at tree@ci.moscow.id.us or mail to City of Moscow, Attn: Community Forestry Administrator, PO Box 9203 Moscow, ID 83843. Both forms and additional information can be found at: http://bit.ly/3EJBegy.

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The Palouse LaTreks pause for lunch on a bench dedicated to the memory of Nancy Savage, an ardent hiker. Date taken: May 24, 2017 Photographer: Mary Jo Hamilton Cindy Magnuson, Moscow; Helen Stroebel, Moscow; Sara Holup, Moscow; Candace Shepard, Moscow, Gitta Bridges, Moscow; Nancy Sprague, Moscow; linda Christensen, Moscow; Peggy McDonnell, Moscow; Nancy Reese, Pullman
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