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RSS Trees turned to mulch at Cunningham Park
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| 3/20 | Max Pommier of Fresh Meadows struggles to lift his haul of mulch. Photo by Christina Santucci |
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| 4/20 | Ralph Taveras scoops mulch into a bag held by his wife Marisol as daughter Kaila looks on. Photo by Christina Santucci |
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| 6/20 | Amos Chen gets some help from his son Francis, 4, bringing their tree. Photo by Christina Santucci |
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| 9/20 | Councilman James Gennaro (c.) gets some help from Bob Harris (l.) in chipping trees. Photo by Christina Santucci |
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| 13/20 | Councilman James Gennaro (r.) offers a recovered ornament to youngster Jeanine Tanis, 16 months, as her mother Patricia looks on. Photo by Christina Santucci |
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Del.icio.usHundreds of trees were chopped and turned into mulch at Cunningham Park during MulchFest, an annual event organized by the Parks Department.
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