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Pesky ash borer now threatens Lakewood trees
- Article by: JOSEPHINE MARCOTTYmarcotty@startribune.com , Star Tribune
- Updated: February 1, 2013 - 8:51 PM
The invasive bugs infested the famous cemetery and 2 other sites.
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mthanson65Feb. 1, 13 3:22 PM
I have been to Charles Lindberg's grave near Hana on the island of Maui. Better check your facts.
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Looks like the DNR needs to put up a gate and have every vehicle and casket inspected before access to the cemetary can be provided.