The city of Lewiston is in search of a donated tree to be used as its annual Christmas tree.
This year the city plans to place the tree in Dufresne Plaza in downtown Lewiston, amidst a new holiday celebration scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 11. The tree being sought needs to be a spruce or fir, located in Lewiston, approximately 30 feet tall, and easily accessible by trucks and equipment.
Residents wishing to donate a tree should contact City Arborist Steve Murch at Lewiston Public Works, at 207-513-3003 ext. 3443, or smurch@lewistonmaine.gov.
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