Karl's Kolumn

Karl Bayer
Mar 31, 2022
2 min read

DOWNTOWN TREES… About a month ago there was a buzz in the Watervliet downtown… it was a wood cutter. If you didn’t come down, you might have missed the event. In hardly any time one third of the three (I’m guessing here…about ten foot of the top was cut off). Tree limbs, sticks, leaves and sawdust on the ground were history.

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