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The celebration recognizes a decade of work by a Santa Rosa-based company that honors and memorializes friends and loved ones with a unique and sustainable gift. Steve Mencher talked with Kim Isley, "treehugger in chief," about her brainchild.
Find out how you can give the gift of a tree at the Trees for a Change website.
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Trees for a Change founder Kim Isley talks about the fun in store for tree lovers at Armstrong Woods State Reserve picnic area Friday July 14 from 4 pm to 7 pm.
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