As discussed at the Fairhaven Select Board meeting on 5/13/24, several Ash Trees on Walnut Street near the Unitarian Chuch, across the street from the Millicent Library, were taken down last week. Contractors from Newcomb’s Tree Service took down the large, very old trees on 6/3/24 because they were diseased and in danger of coming down in a storm, according to Fairhaven Tree Warden Don Collasius.
A worker from Newcomb’s Tree Service positions a large limb, with the help of the crane, so it can bet placed alongside the road for removal on 6/3/24, when several Ash Trees on Walnut Street in Fairhaven were removed because they were diseased and in danger of falling. Photo by Beth David.
Two large Ash Trees on Walnut Street in Fairhaven are cut down on 6/3/24 because they are diseased and in danger of falling. Photo by Beth David.
A large cavity is clearly visible in a large tree trunk as workers remove several Ash Trees on Walnut Street in Fairhaven because they are diseased and in danger of falling. Photo by Beth David.
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